(Columbia, SC) – For the second consecutive year, Columbia Business Monthly has named John Andoh, Executive Director/CEO of Central Midlands Regional Transit
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(Columbia, SC) – The facility will create 300 new jobs and represents one of the largest economic investments in Richland County history. This will be one of the largest breweries built in the US in over 25 years. The new
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(Atlanta, GA) – Sanctuary Food Hall, a new food and beverage concept slated to locate in the historic Chapel of Hope building in the BullStreet District in downtown Columbia, South Carolina, is
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Speaking to the unique needs of new and aspiring Nonprofit Leaders, J2PGI created the 2021 Nonprofit Leadership Conference to be a forum to give these individuals the opportunity to increase knowledge from
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(Columbia, SC) – Registration is now open for the 2021 Hire Me SC Employer Summit — an annual event led by Hire Me SC and Able SC for business managers, executives and
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On behalf of SC UpLift Community Outreach, we thank you for attending today. We know that without the vision and provisions of our Creator and Heavenly Father, none of this would be
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In recognition of National Small Business Week, the South Carolina Commission for Minority Affairs partnered with the SBA (Small Business Administration) South Carolina District Office to host two educational webinars designed to
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Officials from the South Carolina Department of Environmental Control confirmed Monday that a bat found near Washington and Lincoln streets in Columbia has tested positive for rabies. No people or pets are
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By: Jodi Shafto Amid the increasing national focus on equity and inclusion in the workplace, South Carolina’s largest probusiness advocacy group has added its first chief diversity officer. The S.C. Chamber of
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(Charlotte, NC) – The Carolinas-Virginia Minority Supplier Development Council will host its 44th annual Business Opportunity Conference (BOC21) on Aug. 2-3. The two-day event, themed Building a Growth Mindset: From Millions to Billions,
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Black communities saw a surge in entrepreneurship during the pandemic as an increased number of people turned their efforts toward startups amid increased unemployment rates and economic uncertainty. According to data from
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The South Carolina Senate will hold 10 public hearings across the state, starting in Columbia the last week of July, to speak directly to the public about the redistricting process and hear
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