Hi all! My name is Jill Johnson, and I am so excited to be joining the Greenville Chamber this semester. I am originally a south Alabama native, but Greenville has been my home for the last three years as I have attended Furman University where I am ...
Hey everyone! My name is Irene Tate, and I am currently a junior at the University of South Carolina. I am from Greenville and have lived here my entire life, just right outside of downtown. One of the greatest things about where I live is that I ...
But it was definitely a year we will remember. As Chair of the program for 2020-2021, I set out in January with the intention of providing this class with the same experience I had in 2019 as a Pacesetters Class member: an experience that enhanced ...
Today marks the first day of the 124th state Legislative Session, which is the official kickoff to our Chamber advocacy program in Columbia. There are a number of major items on the General Assembly’s plate this year, which I’ll cover ...
The Greenville Business Magazine has released its 2020 list of 50 Most Influential People in its January 2021 Issue. The annual list celebrates 50 influential individuals in the region who are experts in their industries and whose leadership has ...
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has provided updated resources for applying and qualifying for Pandemic Relief funds. They also hosted online briefings that answered common questions that are available to watch. You can find all of these resources ...
After marathon Christmas negotiations (our deep sympathies to the families of our Congressional staffers during yet another holiday crisis), Congressional leaders finally came to an agreement on a stripped-down COVID stimulus package. It contains a ...
Our state’s healthcare experts joined us for a special Community Matters to discuss the COVID-19 vaccine, its efficacy, and plans for distribution. Our list of speakers and their discussion topics included: Dr. L. Brannon Traxler, MD, MPH, ...
I am incredibly grateful that the Greenville Chamber has welcomed me into their family as their new Marketing and Communications Coordinator! I’ve always wanted to make a difference in my community with my career, which drew me into a life in ...
The Greenville County Racial Equity and Economic Mobility (REEM) Commission has announced the formation of five community subcommittees with plans to extend its work throughout 2021. The commission, which is co-chaired by the Hon. Merl F. Code and ...
