GREER, S.C. – In true teamwork fashion typically reserved for a high-tech assembly line, BMW Associates will raise exterior walls on the first BMW Habitat home during a Wall-Raising Ceremony on Thursday, March 10 at the build site, 210 Brown St. in Greer. The ceremony will begin at 11:30 a.m. with speakers from Habitat Greenville,…
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Dear Potential Summer Interns, As you’re reading this, you’re probably in one of two camps. Some of you are probably a little relaxed, knowing that you’ve got an internship lined up for the summer where you’ll hopefully learn more about your chosen industry and maybe learn to make a mean cup of coffee in…
GREENVILLE, S.C. – The CEOs of Greenville’s top companies are familiar with building corporations, alliances, and nonprofits from the ground up. On Thursday, 23 of those CEOs will come together to raise the walls on a structure of a different kind – a home for the Delanuez family.
GREENVILLE, S.C. – Complete Public Relations is in search of Greenville’s next great public relations professionals to learn the tools of the trade through a newly launched internship program. Interns can expect to take a hands-on approach to learning media relations, community relations, government affairs, and social media management. Interns will be invested in client…
GREENVILLE, S.C. – Intellisoft hired Russell Compton as Vice President of Marketing and Business Development. Compton comes to Intellisoft after managing the marketing strategy for a software startup, OrgSpan, Inc., that was acquired by Interactive Intelligence. Compton also spent eight years at Lenovo, where he worked as the ThinkPad Worldwide Launch Marketing Manager, leading the…
MAULDIN, SC, February 23, 2016 — Recently, BASF’s Mauldin and White Stone, South Carolina sites accepted the 2016 Business Black Box magazine’s “Green Award.”. The award recognizes South Carolina companies or individuals focused on protecting the environment and promoting energy efficiency. BASF received this honor for their dedication to energy-saving, environmentally friendly methods of materials…
The GOP presidential hopefuls left South Carolina last week. The Democrat hopefuls leave tomorrow, if they haven’t left already. Floating in the wake of the 2016 primary season is the detritus of broken dreams, landfills overflowing with red, white and blue campaign signs, political vendettas drawn anew and the feeling that South Carolina’s time to shine on the national stage dimmed again sooner than expected.
