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Dana W. Todd
Tourism Marketing Stays the Course
Despite the loss of The Bounce Agency as its agency-of-record, the South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism (SCPRT) is moving steadily forward with advertising campaigns put in place prior to the voluntary withdrawal of the agency’s services.
TDL Council

TDL Council

February 01, 2012 By Dana W. Todd
We rely on one industry every day – South Carolina’s transportation, distribution, and logistics sector.
Day & Zimmermann

Day & Zimmermann

November 01, 2011 By Dana W. Todd
A privately owned, family-held company since 1901, Day & Zimmermann has maintained its core values of safety, integrity, diversity and success.
A New Face for the Peace Center
Begun in May of this year, the completed $21.5 million renovation of The Peace Center will produce a building more accommodating for larger audiences and heavier pedestrian traffic.
GEAR Solar

GEAR Solar

July 01, 2011 By Dana W. Todd
A Greenville company is changing our country's dependence on fossil fuels and looking toward to a future as bright as the sun. GEAR Solar has gained international attention as one of three companies in the world providing the latest technology for solar parabolic receivers.
Best Companies for Working Moms
These companies are the best of the best when it comes to providing an ideal environment for working moms. Take a peek and see why their employees love working there.
You Say Retirement...I Say, "No Way!"
Why is it more appealing to continue to work and ignore the call of the golf course and lunching with friends? There are several reasons employees are not retiring at all or waiting until much later in life.
Finding Money for Your Small Business
For any entrepreneur, the first step to discovering available resources is to contact the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) through its SC office and ask for its "Small Business Resource Guide," a publication packed full of financial and training sources.
Becoming Minority Certified
For companies considered socially or economically disadvantaged and at least 51 percent woman-owned or minority-owned, applying for MBE certification through the South Carolina Governor's Office is a way to promote business growth.