Sidney Webster

May 2017

Sidney Webster

About Me

Sidney Webster attends Effingham High School were she plays basketball and volleyball for the Hearts. She is also part of Central Illinois Storm, a travel basketball team. As Student Council President, she is a firm believer in being active in school and community. She is also involved in Fellowship of Christian Athletes, National Honor Society, and Math Club. Outside of high school, she spends her time jamming to music with her friends, singing throwback songs with her family, getting closer to God with her youth group, and exercising with her sister. In the future, she plans to do whatever God has planned for her.

“Being part of CEO is one of the most unique and promising opportunities I’ve ever been given. I look forward to learning how to be an effective communicator, understanding how the business world works, and growing in confidence.”

About My Business

“Adding Perspective to Life’s Most Captivating Moments!” is the main goal at the professional photography business of Perspective Photography by Sidney Webster. Sidney focuses on providing photographs that display her perspective of prominent locations in Effingham, while also providing services for seniors, newborns, families, events, and corporate businesses. The objective is to provide each client with a creative and trustworthy photography service that will create images with the individual customer in mind. Sessions are fun, affordable, and create lasting memories. Sessions can be booked through Facebook (Perspective Photography by Sidney Webster), Instagram (@sidsperspective_photography), or email (sidsperspective@hotmail.com). Sidney plans to attend Greenville University to major in business administration and minor in theological studies while playing basketball for the Lady Panthers.

My Featured Journal Entries

"Man, I sure will miss CEO. Cincy was just a great day to spend time with a few CEO friends before not ever having CEO again. I was really impressed with the stadium. I was interesting to compare it to the other baseball parks I have visited. We listened to the presenters for quite some time, but I personally found it really interesting. Especially when the Digital Media manager spoke. I could see myself in a career like hers. It was a long day, but a great one! Like I said, I am going to miss CEO greatly, but I cannot wait to see where the next chapter of my life takes me. I am ready to take the tools I have gained through the program and utilize them elsewhere.  CEO is an unforgettable experience."

05/10/2017

“If you are the business owner, it doesn’t matter how many employees you have or what your health is, it is up to you to get it done. If you have to bust your butt to get it done, you have to do it as the owner,” Steffanie Gannaway (Madison Avenue Candles) said. This outlook on work ethic is something I found interesting and so true. Even if it is not my job, I still need to do my best at getting it done, because it won’t get done if no one steps up."

03/15/2017

"I have been thinking of things I can do for my community. Volunteering is something I do as much as I can, but I am really going to try and make a special point to focus on volunteering more. What the FISH Christmas store does for our community during this time of the year especially is absolutely outstanding. I am glad that CEO had the opportunity to help out, even if it was a small amount of time."

12/13/2016

"Stevens Industries has probably pushed itself to number one on my favorite business tour list. Todd Wegman did such an amazing job presenting. I was so surprised on how much Stevens really does. Hearing Todd’s story though, helps you realize that you never know where your life is going."

10/04/2016