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E CITY and Glenville High School
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| Glenville High School is a Cleveland Municipal School District high school located at 650 East 113th Street. |
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| 2004-2005 School Year |
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| We are so pleased with this new partnership! The program met three days a week from September 28 until January 27, 2005. Their teacher was Todd Daniel, a newly trained CET with a lot of energy and passion for entrepreneurship. Todd is no stranger to E CITY. Over the past two years he has been an E CITY volunteer, |
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| sharing his life story and the importance of an entrepreneurial mindset with the s
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Nicole, student and teacher Todd
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student of several E CITY programs. Mikki Robinson and Principal Jennifer Rhone, have welcomed Todd and E CITY into their Small School focused on entrepreneurship and look forward to a lasting partnership where many more students can benefit from this program. On January 27, 2005 the students held their culminating business plan competition. Six students proudly presented business plans in PowerPoint presentations
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| We thank the following volunteer “coaches” who helped the students polish their business ideas in preparation for their presentations |
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| Alison Bennett |
Stephen Finch |
| Richard Britton |
Sanjay Garg |
| Tyler Church |
Chris Varley |
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| And, we thank the following volunteers who were “Judges” at the business plan competition: |
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Phil Bessler |
| Mitch Bowlus |
| Zacary Coleman |
| Jeff Lucier |
| Shawn Rech |
| Vic Voinovich |
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| The judges awarded these students cash prizes for their business ideas and presentations: |
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1st place, $150 - Reyes Ivy for "ReyQuan's"
2nd place, $100 - Keenan Powell for "Powell's Landscaping Industries, Inc."
3rd place, $50 - Ashley Scullark for "Ashley Candy Company"
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| Judges with Glenville winners |
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