GREENVILLE, S.C. – Local entrepreneur Tammy Johnson was named of one of the Greenville News’ 2016 Emerging Leaders Wednesday. Johnson is originally from Houston Texas, but has lived in Greenville since 2009. She started her journey into entrepreneurship in January of 2011 when she opened Liquid Catering, a special event bartending company. The Old…
Greenville, S.C. (March 21, 2016) — Roper Mountain Science Center, Roper Mountain Science Center Association as well as Greenville County Schools have recognized Renewable Water Resources (ReWa) for its work in the business community with the Spirit of Einstein award. The award goes to people and organizations that, like Einstein, embody a spirit of creativity…
GREENVILLE, S.C. – Two of Greenville young professional leaders have teamed up for a national podcast aimed directly at the business world needs of their generation. WorkplaceYP aims to share stories, insights and tribulations that young professionals face in the modern work world. Podcasts will focus heavily on the young professional experience with topics ranging…
Renewable Water Resources would like to extend a sincere thank you to all its 198 employees today for their efforts in keeping Upstate waterways clean as part of a celebration of World Water Day.
Greenville, S.C. (March 21, 2016) — Roper Mountain Science Center, Roper Mountain Science Center Association as well as Greenville County Schools have recognized Renewable Water Resources (ReWa) for its work in the business community with the Spirt of Einstein award. The award goes to people and organizations that, like Einstein, embody a spirit of creativity…
GREENVILLE, S.C. – Jason Elliott, a former District Director for Jim DeMint, announced his candidacy for the South Carolina House of Representatives this morning. Outlining a plan that would focus on creating collaboration between the city, county and the state to best serve District 22 that includes improving roads, infrastructure and livability, the pro-life Republican…
Company crises are like IRS Audits: no matter how much you don’t want to deal with it, you don’t really have much of a choice. In the US, 79% of business decision makers believe they are only 12 months away from a potential crisis, yet only 54% of companies have a developed crisis plan in…
