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Last Updated: Sep 19, 2018 11:05AM •
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Greenville Business Magazine keeps abreast of all enterprises, sharing news of the people and businesses behind the start-ups, relocations, mergers and acquisitions and developments as they occur. We explore the operations and philosophies of featured companies on a regular basis, highlighting their practices and successes to prove the value of community dynamism. We also offer a broad perspective on the business climate from folks in the know, people moving up and awards received, granting our readers a practical, experienced outlook.
Converse College is reflecting on its heritage and exploring the work still ahead with a year-long series, Celebrating Courage & Charting the Future: Commemorating 50 Years of Black Women at Converse.
For the seventh consecutive year, the Master of Architecture has been ranked one of the top 10 accredited architecture graduate programs at a public university.
The summit is a half-day conference attended by business, community, and civic leaders who are interested in sharing ideas and discussing how to ensure the Upstate continues to be a leading region.
Paul L. Thomas has received the 2019 Divergent Award for Excellence in 21st Century Literacies for his collection of essays “Critical Media Literacy and Fake News in Post-Truth America,” co-edited by Christian Z. Goering.
The honor is presented by NSEE and funded by The Washington Center for Academic Internships and Seminars in memory of Washington Center founder William M. Burke.
Its mission is to raise funds and bolster community awareness for Greenville County Animal Care, South Carolina’s largest open-admission shelter.
The HEED Award is a national honor that recognizes U.S. colleges and universities that demonstrate an outstanding commitment to diversity and inclusion.
SBA preferred lender status is awarded to a select number of banks that have demonstrated excellence in serving their markets and consistency in the processing of their loans.
The Upstate Parade of Homes will include nearly 20 homes, built by the area’s approved professional builders.
MAU will be concentrating its efforts on providing job opportunities to production, forklift operator, logistics trainee, and mechanic candidates in the Upstate.
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