Generosity Shines in Greenville After Hurricane Helene
In the beautiful city of Greenville, the spirit of community has never shone brighter! Following the recent challenges brought on by Hurricane Helene, local institutions banded together to offer support and uplift those affected. The University of South Carolina School of Medicine in Columbia wasted no time stepping in to lend a helping hand, delivering snacks and supplies to their counterparts at the USC School of Medicine in Greenville.
Thanks to the quick action of the folks in Columbia, they raised over $900 along with donations of supplies. Dr. Leah Robinson, who serves as the Associate Dean of Student Affairs at SOMG, expressed heartfelt gratitude: “SOMC immediately reached out to leadership here at SOMG to make sure we were okay and to see what assistance we needed, and we are so extremely appreciative.” It’s comforting to know that such compassion and collaboration exists between the medical schools!
Students in Action!
Meanwhile, a remarkable 140 medical students from Greenville devoted a whopping 2,000 hours volunteering at the Emergency Medical Needs Shelter located at Bon Secours Wellness Arena. Their dedication to helping others showcases a truly inspiring commitment to community service!
Exciting Developments in Healthcare Leadership
“Jeff brings the unmatched talent, knowledge, and relationships necessary to grow our mission,” said Dr. Spence Taylor, the company’s CEO. With a vision aimed at ensuring patients and physicians have access to top-notch tools for better medical care, it’s great to see leadership that prioritizes community health.
Recognitions and Achievements
In more heartening news, legal firm Sumner & Todd has recently received accolades from both national and local sources. Established in 1997, this group has dedicated itself to defending those accused of DUI and other related offenses, showcasing a stellar commitment to legal advocacy.
Building Homes of the Future
On the housing front, local builder Addison Homes was awarded the esteemed Housing Innovation Grand Award from the U.S. Department of Energy for its “Westbrooke” project in Powdersville. This award highlights the company’s commitment to building resilient, energy-efficient homes that can withstand nature’s unpredictability. “Recent severe weather has demonstrated that high-performance home building can be of benefit to homeowners anywhere in the country,” explained Todd Usher, the founder of Addison Homes. What an incredible achievement!
Transformational Marketing Solutions
Over in the marketing world, TealHaus, a woman-owned agency in Greenville, has received not one but two Graphic Design USA Awards for its innovative design work. “We love helping our clients find their voice through marketing and branding. Receiving these awards stokes our excitement for future projects,” said owner Lindsay Niedringhaus. Clearly, creativity is in full bloom in Greenville!
Community Growth on the Horizon
In a sign of community growth, Hartness has announced an expansion of The Village Center, set to include health care facilities, dining options, and a beauty bar. “This extension represents an exciting phase of growth,” says CEO Sean Hartness, emphasizing the village’s role as a hub for entertainment and day-to-day conveniences.
New Additions in Insurance and Finance
Over at Countybanc Insurance, the team just got stronger with the addition of Devin Vance as a Commercial Lines Sales Representative. His extensive experience will no doubt enhance customer service for local businesses looking for tailored insurance solutions.
Meanwhile, in wealth management, Greenville native Colin J. Burns has joined Greenwood Capital as an Associate Advisor, promising to nurture relationships and support senior advisors. It’s wonderful to see homegrown talent taking on pivotal roles in the community!
Join the Women’s Impact Network
For those looking to connect with fellow women in the Simpsonville area, the Women’s Impact Network is set to meet on December 3rd, featuring local author S.E. Tschritter. This event includes networking and a fun “white elephant” gift exchange, making for an exciting morning!
Leadership in Healthcare: A New Book to Check Out!
Lastly, Joshua P. Trout, the CEO of Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Greenville, has just penned his first book titled “Transformative Leadership.” This guide offers insights on leading teams through vulnerability, underscoring that showing imperfections is a strength, not a weakness. You can find it at major bookstores and online!
Greenville continues to thrive and adapt, showcasing resilience, creativity, and an unwavering sense of community. Keep an eye on all the fantastic developments happening around you!
