Noah Kopplin

May 2018

Noah Kopplin

About Me

Noah Kopplin is a student at Altamont High School. He is involved in his lutheran church youth group, varsity officer for FFA and a leader of the Altamont pep club. He also plays baseball and golf for Altamont. He owns his own lawn care service while also being employed by the Carriage House Event Center and also works on the family farm. Some of his hobbies include spending time with friends and family and being in the outdoors. Noah plans on going to lake land for two years after high school and then going to either SIUC or U of I to study criminal justice or to become a seed salesman.

“I am extremely blessed to be apart of the CEO program. I am excited to learn about running your own business and also to meet with all of the business owners in Effingham county and to learn about their businesses.”

About My Business

Executioner Jigs was created by Noah Kopplin. Executioner JIgs is hand tied jigs for any outdoorsmen. The jigs come in a variety of sizes and colors. There are two different weights in the flipping style jigs, ⅜ and ½ , while the football head finesse jig is ¼ oz. Check out Executioner_Jigs on instagram to see examples of these products. Contact Noah at noahkopplin@gmail.com or DM on instagram at Executioner_Jigs. Noah plans on attending the University of Illinois to study Agronomy this coming fall. Mentored by Toby McMahon from Probst Auto Body.

My Featured Journal Entries

"Wednesday we had the 20/20 breakfast. I thought the breakfast was very good and the speakers were also very good. The thing that stuck with me the most was when Mr. Tkachuck said, “Effingham county doesn’t dream, Effingham county does!”"

04/18/2018

"Thursday we toured local businesses in Beecher City. The businesses we toured were Beecher City Foodliner, First State Bank of Beecher City and Rhodes Tire Center. I got the most out of Rhodes tire center because of the things Truman had to say. “In anything you do, you get out of it whatever you put into it.” Truman also said that “As long as work hard things are always going to work out.” Truman really stands behind the amount of hard work he puts into the company."

12/01/2017