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Apr 11, 2022 05:27PM ● By Amy Bonesteel
If timing is everything, then Kenzie Biggins’ instinct has served her well. In the third year of running her business she says she was “floundering and trying to figure out what was next,” when she took a mentor’s advice and moved to Greenville.
Apr 11, 2022 05:23PM ● By C. Grant Jackson
For Charleston, the focus on commercial real estate is the robust industrial market driven by the Port of Charleston. Real estate brokers see a market poised for strong growth for years to come. Charleston’s office and retail market segments are also seeing growth as they strive to overcome the pandemic-induced downturn of the last two years.
Apr 11, 2022 05:10PM ● By C. Grant Jackson
As the coronavirus pandemic has continued, Columbia’s commercial real estate market has been resilient, and commercial brokers and agents see the market remaining strong across all sectors. “The foundation is strong if you are in the Midlands. Compared to a lot of the national stories of doom and gloom, we haven’t seen that here, and I don’t expect we will see that here,” said Allen Wilkerson, vice president of Colliers International in Columbia.
Apr 11, 2022 05:04PM ● By L. C. Leach III
Never mind current inflation, worker shortages, high construction costs, supply chain troubles, the crisis in Ukraine and Russia, or ongoing concerns with coronavirus. While all of these issues are usually economic deterrents, the Greenville-Spartanburg area and other parts of the Upstate continue to show more and more signs of economic vibrancy, a healthy job market, and new commercial investment in an ongoing, growing area.
Apr 11, 2022 04:48PM ● By C. Grant Jackson
As the U.S. economy emerges from the shadow of the pandemic of the last two years, South Carolina’s commercial real estate market remains strong and poised for continued growth across all sectors, but especially in the industrial segment.
Apr 11, 2022 04:07PM ● By Bert Thornton
Organizations in all industries have been hit hard over the last two years. The pandemic and its ripple effects have left leaders desperately wondering, What’s going to happen next? And how do I manage it? Unless you have a crystal ball, there’s no way to accurately answer the first question, but I have a suggestion to help you tackle the second: mentoring.
Apr 11, 2022 04:02PM ● By David Dykes
A return to the joys of pizza, coffee and chocolate
Apr 11, 2022 03:41PM ● By Beth Ruffin
Business leaders who understand the need for diversity, equity, and inclusion often find themselves grappling with how to operationalize and formalize the work. A good place to start is to ensure that you’re making inclusive decisions – those that serve all.
Apr 11, 2022 03:03PM ● By Rodney A. Jones
It is a new year with companies creating new goals. The goals may be different, but they all consist of the same concepts. To run with little to no downtime and develop suitable products, I have recently started a new industry training program here at Clemson University. This program is designed to help companies get their maintenance support trained to help eliminate some of this downtime. Identifying and correcting issues before they happen is a skill maintenance support need.
Apr 11, 2022 02:52PM ● By Jessica Donan
South Carolina is a phenomenal place to do business and home to companies that are driving innovation in the aerospace, agribusiness, automotive, and technology industries. One of the state’s most valuable features for businesses is the Port of Charleston, which has the deepest water in the Southeast and regularly handles ships too big to travel through the Panama Canal.
Apr 11, 2022 01:23PM ● By David Dykes
Just about everyone can talk about how Covid-19 and the aftermath have affected them personally, or professionally. Business and restaurant owners know. Hotel operators and teachers know. Health care workers know. Parents know.
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