Institute for Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurial Education Partner
Concern for Community: one of the 9 principles embodied by McDonough Telephone Cooperative - MTC. We see it and experience it first-hand!
On Monday, we were joined by our friends of the Hancock County CEO Class for an extra special session. We did a little networking, learned a lot about fiber internet construction and the cooperative model, and then celebrated MTC's continued investment in our programs with a check presentation.
Not only does MTC invest in our programs on a yearly basis, they secured matching grant funding from CoBank for an extra $1000 for each of our programs! Bonus!
MTC has served as an investor in for the McDonough County CEO Program since it's inception, and also provides the space for our "home base" at the beginning of the school year. We appreciate the time and resources lent to our program - thank you for partnering with us!
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