Class 41 had an intense, interesting, and uninhibited experience getting to know one another last week at our Leadership Greenville kick-off retreat. Whether by chance, simulation, personality profile, project team, meal table or living quarters, I ...
Recently I had the privilege of introducing the keynote speaker, Margarita (“Maggie”) Anderson, for the Black Expo kick off breakfast event. Prior to this experience, I was not aware of Maggie Anderson, but having met her, my ...
Don’t let the title fool you, there are pleeeeeenty of lessons to be learned after you graduate and become one of the millions of hardworking Americans who are fortunate enough to be employed. Statements like “Don’t say no to a ...
Tim Pecoraro considers himself a leader, a communicator, and an artist. Overall, he’s a self-proclaimed “idea guy” (he even puts that on his business cards). He serves as the Creative Director for theideagroup, which is also the ...
We are excited to announce the grand opening of The Art Cellar downtown Greenville!In case you are looking for something to do downtown, I suggest you make it by The Art Cellar. It is the place to stop in and find that perfect piece that will ...
Congratulations to Palmetto Technology Group for being selected as Greenville Chamber July 2014 Small Business of the Month! The award was presented at this week’s board meeting by Lori Coon from our selection committee and Greenville ...
We had a great time attending the Grand Opening for Kumon Math and Reading Center of Greenville Friday afternoon. Owner Betsy Holbrook opened her doors at the Woods Crossing location in June but for more than 50 years, Kumon’s after-school ...
This Takeaway from our June 27, 2014 Friday Forum, “Lessons in Leadership: What an ordinary guy learned through extraordinary experiences and special people” with David Wilkins, former United States Ambassador to Canada, was written by ...
Why are internships important? As young professionals already established in the “real world”, we’ve heard plenty of reasons from past college professors, counselors, speakers, and maybe even our parents, as to why accepting mostly ...
Networking events. Free appetizers, usually free alcohol, and a fun excuse to leave the office a little early. But as relaxing as they can be after a long day’s work, networking events can also be daunting and intimidating if you don’t ...
