Our kids are being prepared to work - not to lead
Grades matter. Discipline matters. But leadership, ownership, confidence, and exposure matter too. Too many young people graduate without:
clarity about who they are
exposure to real-world leadership
Understanding of opportunity
belief in what's possible for them
Future CEO exists to close that gap - early
This is bigger than a breakfast.
The Future CEO is a leadership movement designed to expose young people to possibilities while equipping parents and engaging community leaders.
This is not a lecture.
This is not a motivational talk.
This is a conversation that opens doors through exposure, shared wisdom, and intentional leadership.
Who should attend:
👨👩👧Parents
Gain clarity on how to guide your child’s future
Learn what exposure really means
Connect with leaders who care
🎓 Students (Middle School – College)
Expand your vision of what’s possible
Learn from real leaders and mentors
Gain confidence and direction
🤝 Community Leaders & Mentors
Invest in the next generation
Build visibility as a founding leader
Expand influence and relationships
Meet Your Host
Coach Jim Foster, LUTCF
Coach Jim has spent decades mentoring entrepreneurs, leaders, families, and communities. His work is rooted in practical experience, wisdom, and a commitment to preparing the next generation—not just for success, but for significance.
Future CEO reflects that mission.
Meet Our Featured Community Leaders
The Future CEO Breakfast brings students and parents into the same room with real-world leaders who model what intentional growth looks like.
Renee Ambush
Filmmaker, Ordained Minister & Mental Health Advocate
A creative leader focused on identity, resilience, and purpose-driven living.
Dr. Raphael Gentry
Former HBCU Professor & Real Estate Investor
An educator and investor who teaches practical decision-making and long-term thinking.
Corey Culbreath
Owner, Sheauxtime Kitchens & Lounge
A business owner who understands what it means to build from vision to execution.
What You'll Walk Away With
Participants will experience:
Expanded vision and confidence
Honest conversations about leadership and ownership
Exposure to mentors, pathways, and possibilities
Stronger community connection
A foundation for long-term growth and development
This is not about pressure.
It’s about possibility.
Leadership is developed, not accidental.
Exposure changes lives.
If you believe our youth deserve more than good intentions, this conversation matters.
Join us on May 9, and be part of something that lasts longer than one morning.
