Greenville is buzzing with exciting happenings this October! Mark your calendars, because there are some fantastic events lined up for young professionals, food lovers, and those wanting to support their community. Let’s dive into what’s taking place over the next few weeks.
If you’re a young professional looking to connect and grow, don’t miss PIQUE, happening on October 15 at the Hyatt Regency in Greenville. This signature event for young professionals runs from 1 to 6 p.m., bringing together individuals from across the Upstate to network and learn from some truly inspiring speakers. Topics covered will include finding your passion in your career, mastering essential skills for success, and even a session on managing burnout with Sarah Waylett from Furman University.
This year’s ninth annual event promises to be engaging, featuring three panel sessions, executive roundtables, and a LinkedIn Lounge where you can get a professional headshot and have your resume reviewed by the experts from LOOP Recruiting. The day will wrap up with a cozy networking reception—perfect for building connections with your peers!
Tickets are just $25, and if you’re interested in sponsorship opportunities, reach out to Justine Allen at jallen@tenatthetop.org for more details. You can snag your tickets online to secure your spot. Don’t miss out!
In heartwarming news, Mario Brown, co-founder of Affordable Upstate, has donated land in Greenville County to Isaiah 117 House. This wonderful organization aims to provide a safe environment and emotional support for children awaiting foster care placements. The newly donated land will become the home of the Isaiah 117 House, bringing vital services to the community.
Jenna Weaver, the Location Leader for Isaiah 117 House, expressed gratitude for this generous contribution, stating, “This brings us closer to establishing a much-needed haven for our local children.” Since 2017, Affordable Upstate has been focused on providing socially responsible housing, and this latest endeavor is a shining example of their commitment to the community.
Another exciting event on the horizon is the 2024 Clemson University Women’s Roundtable, scheduled for November 14 at the Greenville Convention Center. The day will be packed with insightful speeches and discussions, featuring keynote speakers like Cynthia Butler-McIntyre and Aarti Sequeira, both of whom are trailblazers in their respective fields.
The event focuses on education, self-care, and networking opportunities aimed at empowering women, particularly in STEM fields. Participants can look forward to an engaging day filled with panels, keynote addresses, and opportunities to connect with mentors and fellow professionals. More than 800 participants are expected, including students and professionals from various backgrounds.
Foodies will be thrilled to hear about an upcoming Italian dinner and book signing with renowned chef Victoria Granof. This special event will take place on October 27 at M. Judson Booksellers in Greenville. From 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., attendees will enjoy a delectable four-course meal inspired by her latest cookbook, Sicily, My Sweet, along with engaging discussions about her culinary journeys through Sicily.
Tickets for this mouthwatering experience are priced at $125, which includes a copy of the cookbook. Granof, known for her work with various prestigious publications and her artistic food styling, is sure to captivate attendees with her passion for Italian cuisine.
In business news, Smartpress, a commercial online printing company based in Minnesota, is setting up its first South Carolina operation in Spartanburg County. This exciting $9.6 million investment is projected to create 150 jobs, contributing significantly to the local economy.
Finally, Trammell & Mills Law Firm recently hosted their 10th annual “Tigers for Tatas” fundraising event, aimed at raising awareness for breast cancer. This heartfelt initiative included wristband and T-shirt sales, with proceeds going toward cancer research. Plus, it’s always inspiring to see community members come together for such an important cause.
With all these incredible events and initiatives happening in Greenville, there’s never been a better time to get involved, support local efforts, and enjoy everything our community has to offer. So, whether you’re attending PIQUE, enjoying a delicious dinner with Victoria Granof, or just supporting local charities, remember to get out there and connect. See you around town!
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