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Fred Carter, President of Francis Marion University: Higher Education is the State's Greatest Asset and Greatest Challenge
May 14, 2018
Fred Carter, President of Francis Marion University, talks about how higher education is an asset in that it provides the state with educated member of the workforce. He also mentions that higher education is challenged in the area of providing accessible education to everyone at an affordable rate.
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Stewart Spinks Gives a Background of Spinx Company
May 09, 2018
Stewart Spinks, Founder and Chairman of the Board at Spinx Company, sits down with us to talk about his company and give us a brief background of it. He also mentions that this year is the company's 45th year in business with about 80 service stations.
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Paul Myers on 3 Developments Changing the Commercial Real Estate Landscape in the CSRA
May 07, 2018
Commercial Sales Leader & VP of Leasing at Meybohm Real Estate Paul Myers talks about 3 developments changing the commercial real estate landscape in the CSRA and the impact they will have on the region.
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Walter B. Todd, III of Greenwood Capital Associates: The Challenge Facing South Carolina Investors
May 03, 2018
Walter B. Todd, III, President and Chief Investment Officer of Greenwood Capital Associates, talks to us about one of the many challenges South Carolina investors are facing. He says that investors need to be more realistic in what their returns are going to be.
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Laurel M. Suggs, Insurance Management Group: What an Employee Benefit Advisor Does
May 02, 2018
Laurel M. Suggs, Employee Benefits Advisor with Insurance Management Group, discusses with us the duties and responsibilities of her position. They work closely with employers to figure out what they want to provide to their employees.
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Ted Pitts Discusses the Chamber's New Event: SC Branded
May 01, 2018
Ted Pitts, President and CEO of the South Carolina Chamber, discusses the Chamber's new event, SC Branded.
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EDTS Cyber: Distinct Segments within the Security Market
April 30, 2018
Charles Johnson, CEO and Founder of EDTS and EDTS Cyber, talked about how EDTS Cyber was formed to offer three distinct segments within the security market. One of these segments is real time monitoring.
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Ashley Cuttino of Ogletree Deakins: Labor and Employment Issues for Corporations
April 27, 2018
Ashley Cuttino, Shareholder with Ogletree Deakins, talks about the firm's work in labor and employment issues involving corporations. These include topics such at Title 7 and immigration issues.
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Tim Norwood on His View of the State's Biggest Issues
April 26, 2018
Tim Norwood, Owner of Victors Steaks Wine Seafood, tells us his opinions on the big challenges and issues he is seeing on a statewide level. To him, these issues are workforce development and infrastructure.
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Cynthia South on the Success of the Western Carolina State Fair
April 25, 2018
Alison South Marketing Group President Cynthia South talks about the Western Carolina State Fair.
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Douglas Lineberry on what He Does for McNair
April 25, 2018
Douglas Lineberry, Intellectual Property Attorney with the McNair Law Firm, tells us about what he does as an intellectual property attorney. He basically safeguards individual's and company's intellectual property. These are such things as trademarks and patents.
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Jason Collett on Common Mistakes Made by New Businesses
April 24, 2018
President of ADAPTIVITY Development Jason Collett talks about some of the types of businesses he likes to work with and some of the common mistakes made by new businesses.
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Sandy Benson on Being a Woman Business Owner in South Carolina
April 23, 2018
Sandy Benson, Owner of Custom Audio Video, talks to us about owning the business as a woman in an industry that is mostly male-dominated. She also goes over how she helps other women succeed in the workforce.
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Bill Miles: How Tourism Impacts Hilton Head Island and All of South Carolina
April 12, 2018
Bill Miles, President and CEO of the Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce, talks about tourism being the driving economic force for not only Hilton Head, but the whole state. Tourism is vital to SC companies, from big businesses to local shops.
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Ann Angermeier: Hiring and Maintaining Millennials
April 10, 2018
Ann Angermeier, Executive Director of the Upstate Workforce Board, talks about the recurring issue of hiring and retaining millennials. A part of this issue is the relationship between millennials and baby boomers. A way to alleviate the difficulties of keeping millennials is to allow them more say in decision-making situations.
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Pamela Lackey Plays Golf in Her Free Time and Is Very Competitive
April 06, 2018
Pamela Lackey, President of AT&T South Carolina, talks to us about what she does outside of her busy schedule. She loves hitting the links!
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Robert Smith of EDTS Cyber: Meeting Security Requirements in Today's Landscape
April 05, 2018
EDTS Cyber IT Auditor Robert Smith talks about helping companies meet security requirements for certain industries - including HIPAA, PCI, and Sarbanes–Oxley.
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Kelly Callahan Cruise on United Way of South Carolina's New ASIST Program
April 03, 2018
Kelly Callahan Cruise, President and CEO of the United Way Association of South Carolina, talks about the rising numbers of suicides in the area and local law enforcement and how United Way is seeking to to put a stop to it. She says the Association is doing this by starting a new program called Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training.
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Warren Norman on Trends in the Real Estate Industry in South Carolina
March 29, 2018
Warren Norman, Principal and Development Director for the Warren Norman Company, Inc., talks to us about some trends he is seeing in the real estate industry. One trend is rising costs, and he credits that to how busy everyone is.
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Lawson Holland of HGTC on Why Sports Tourism is Recession-Proof
March 28, 2018
Lawson Holland, Dept. Chair and Professor for Sports Tourism at Horry Georgetown Technical College, explains to us why sports tourism is recession-proof. The chance of a child receiving a sports scholarship keeps the business of sports alive.
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David Britt on the Beginnings of Tindall and How It Has Spread across the State
March 27, 2018
David Britt, VP & General Manager of the South Carolina Division at Tindall Corporation, sits down with us to speak about how Tindall was formed and some background on it's founder. He also talks about how Tindall has spread across SC and many other states.
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Dr. Burnett Joiner on Benedict College Serving the "Working Professional"
March 26, 2018
Dr. Burnett Joiner, Dean of the Benedict College School of Graduate Studies and Continuing Education, discusses how the college serves and works with "working professionals." For those who are working and have the dream of going back to school to get that degree, Benedict College has you covered.
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Bill Caldwell of Waldrop Inc: South Carolina College Students Should Look into Speciality Contracting for a Career
March 20, 2018
Bill Caldwell, President and CEO of Waldrop, Inc., talks about how he would advise college students around the state to consider specialty contracting for their careers. This line of work could lead these young adults to a lot of success in their career and they could end up owning a company of their own.
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Carl Jensen on How the Intelligence Community Functions
March 14, 2018
Carl Jensen, Professor and Director of Intelligence and Security Studies at The Citadel, gives us some information on how the intelligence community functions. He goes over a brief history of intelligence to help.
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Ben Moseley on the Founding and Success of the Family Business
March 02, 2018
Ben Moseley, Operations Manager at the Heirloom Companies, talks about some history of the company. He also discusses the company's growth and success.