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In a new video, Robert Morris University highlights Charlie Batch as a “Gridiron Graduate.” Earlier this year, Charlie completed RMU’s 10-month online master’s in organizational leadership. He is quoted on RMU’s website saying, “Completing my master’s was something I had always wanted to do.”
View Charlie’s story on RMU’s website and watch the new Gridiron Graduate video here!
On Friday, Charlie Batch and his team from the Best of the Batch Foundation visited George Washington Intermediate School to deliver dozens of BatchPack packpacks to all third-graders and their teachers.
The school and students celebrated by waving paper footballs, wearing Pittsburgh Steelers shirts, and piping Steelers Superbowl songs through the hallways.
The New Castle News was there to cover all the action. Read the full article here.
On Thursday, Charlie Batch was the featured keynote speaker at the Appalachian Basin Gas Processors Association’s Regional Conference. Hosted at the DoubleTree Hotel-Meadow Lands, Batch spoke an audience of 100 professionals about being prepared for all situations.
The event was covered by the Observer-Reporter of Washington County. Find the full article here.
On August 24th, Charlie Batch visited Mohawk High School, and later the elementary school, to kick off a positive behavior program, Warrior P.R.I.D.E., an acronym for personal responsibility, respect, integrity, determination and enthusiasm. And the New Castle News was there to cover it!
Charlie told the students, “Take responsibility for yourself, but most of all, be respectful to others. Be the best that you can be.”
And his remarks really scored. High school senior Jaize Ziegler said of Charlie’s keynote speech, “It was really phenomenal. He was probably the best speaker I’ve heard as long as I’ve been here. He knew what he was talking about and how to support your community.”
Read the full story at here!
