Company Overview (before tour):

√ History – be brief and to the point. A good place for top leadership to say a few words.
√ Challenges – what are the top one or two challenges that your company faces today?
√ Shifts to AI and robotics – over the next several years, how will AI and robotics change the way your company operates?
√ Future Outlook – if all goes as planned, where will your company be in 5 years?

Goods/Services Overview (before tour):

√ Problems they solve – what are they, what do they do and what problems do they solve for the people who buy them?
√ Position within marketplace – where do your goods or services sit in the marketplace compared to others? 
√ Advantages over competitors– why should someone buy your goods or services over others within the marketplace?
√ Costs, pricing and profit – About how much do your offerings cost your customers and how much of that turns into profits?

Departmental tours (during tour):

√ Overview of each – what exactly does each specific department do for the company?
√ Processes used – what processes must be followed within each department and what happens if process is broken?
√ Challenges – What are the top one or two challenges for each department?
√ Results – What are the expected results and the actual results from each department?

Career Insight (Career Ambassadors share during tour):

√ Careers within departments – have both business professionals and skilled trade workers talk to about their given careers.
√ Job duties and challenges – What are the essential day to day tasks and activities, what are the challenges and solutions? 
√ Education requirements – within the industry, what are typical college degree or trade school requirements?
√ Expert-level skills required – Career Ambassadors are welcome to simply share insight into their careers. If they want to go the extra mile, they can read the below CareerTeen webpages and provide deeper insight, consistent with the program.