The Greenville Area Development Corp. (GADC) has announced the election of new officers to its board, in a move that continues a commitment to business development and economic growth in the Greenville region. Elected officers include Marshall Franklin of EY as the Chair, Jim Burns of Hartness Development as Vice Chair, Chad Tumblin of NVR as Secretary, and Justin Bagwell of Michelin North America as Treasurer.
Meanwhile, on another front, Countybank announced the retirement of a key figure in its leadership, James R. “Jimmy” Fowler Jr., Executive Vice President and Anderson Market Executive. Having served in the banking industry for 41 years, Fowler’s departure marks the end of an illustrious career, significantly aiding Countybank in its expansion in the Upstate.
In an exciting turn of events showcasing the intersection of technology and industry, the BMW Group tested the use of humanoid robots in production at its plant in Spartanburg. This trial marks a significant stride towards bringing next-generation technology to automobile production, potentially redefine ergonomics and production efficiency.
Rebecca Ryan, author, economist, and entrepreneur, is set to speak at the Ten at the Top biennial Upstate Summit happening on September 11 at the Greenville Convention Center. Ryan, a professional futurist, has a track record of assisting government leaders across the country prepare for future trends and challenges.
The Fourth Annual Women’s Executive Luncheon, hosted by Women Confidence Builders, is set to feature Racquel Collier, President of Caliber Real Estate. This event aims at empowering women and building a strong community through robust discussions and networking opportunities.
Greater Good Greenville has enlisted leading experts to present resource development seminars this August and September. These sessions aim to provide nonprofit leaders with valuable insights about fundraising, financial budgeting, and forecasting, thus helping them make informed decisions and achieve their financial objectives.
The Simpsonville Area Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring the upcoming, Sippin’ In Simpsonville, a wine tasting event set to take place on September 13. This event not only offers an opportunity for local and regional wine enthusiasts to sample unique wines but also serves as a platform to spotlight local businesses and musicians.
The Upstate Education Preview, previously known as Boarding School Connect, is set to host a grand education fair on September 25 at Hyatt Regency Greenville. The education extravaganza, open to families across the Upstate, offers a comprehensive look at kindergarten through grade 12 educational options, ranging from day schools, boarding schools to gap year opportunities.
The Flat Rock Playhouse is all set to present the acclaimed musical, “Jesus Christ Superstar,” from September 5 through 22. The show is set to feature a stellar cast of professional vocalists, backed by a specially convened orchestra, offering spectators an unforgettable experience.
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