We were honored to have local entrepreneur Leighton Cubbage speak at our Friday Forum on February 28th. At the end of his presentation, the Chamber’s Vice-Chair of Small Business Steve Bailey noted, “Don't all 200 of us feel like ...
After four years with the Greenville Chamber as Vice President of Public Policy, Mark Cothran's last day with the Chamber was last Friday. Mark will be working for his alma mater, Clemson University, where he will be the Associate Director of ...
The Minority Business of the Year Award is given annually to a minority- owned company based on overall business success and evidence of contributions made by the business to the community. The owners and operators nominated for this award must ...
As an Oregonian now residing in Greenville, I’ve come to realize that Greenville is truly a unique city. Not only are there dozens of charities working to address various community needs, but Greenville consistently sets state-wide records for ...
The 125th Annual Meeting of the Greenville Chamber is in the books and it goes down as one of few that have been rescheduled due to weather (at least in recent memory). We certainly appreciate all our sponsors, presenters, award recipients, program ...
The Greenville Chamber, the Upstate Employers Network and Ogletree Deakins, working together, managed to educate and entertain a record crowd of 350 attendees with the latest updates on HR law at the 19th annual Human Resources Law Update held this ...
As chair of one of PULSE’s newest committees, I find myself struggling with the articulation of why Capacity exists. I know it inherently – it is part of who I am, how I am built, embedded in how I was raised and now a priority on how I ...
Congratulations to Funnelicious for being selected as February 2014 Greenville Chamber Small Business of the Month! The award was presented at yesterday’s board meeting to owners, Mike Pennington, Steve Pennington, and Malinda McAleer ...
The topic of advancing women’s leadership is personal to me. I’ve spent a lot of time studying the topic and created a three part series dedicated to this incredibly important subject. My first blog post of this series shared ...
Earlier this month, I went with Elizabeth Edwards and Mark Cothran as they gave the Leadership Greenville class a tour of the State House in Columbia. We had the opportunity to not only explore the State House, but also personally speak with our ...
