Greenville is buzzing with exciting updates from local institutions and businesses that are making significant strides in the community. Various organizations are witnessing leadership changes, new initiatives, and celebrations of achievements that reflect the vibrant spirit of this city.
In a notable change, Dr. Phyllis MacGilvray has been appointed as the new Dean of the University of South Carolina School of Medicine Greenville. She is the first physician board-certified in Lifestyle Medicine to lead the school, which has achieved platinum certification from the American College of Lifestyle Medicine. Previously, Dr. MacGilvray served as the Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, and she has been pivotal in enhancing the school’s medical education programs.
The YMCA of Greenville has elevated MaryEllis Petrosian to the position of Chief Development Officer. Her new role will focus on strengthening youth development, promoting healthy living, and enhancing social responsibility through effective fundraising strategies. Petrosian’s commitment to making a positive impact in the community has been evident throughout her tenure at the YMCA.
Project Hope Foundation’s Hope Academy recently celebrated the graduation of three students: Christopher Thompson, Eli Leathers, and Asher McMullen. This milestone marks a significant achievement for the students and the foundation, which specializes in services for individuals with autism. Each graduate received a high school certificate, further showcasing the success of personalized education programs.
The Simpsonville Area Chamber of Commerce’s Women’s Impact Network will hold its monthly meeting on September 3, featuring Prisma Health as the main sponsor and highlighting The Period Project. The gathering aims to foster networking among local women while supporting community initiatives.
Tickets are now available for the Sippin’ In Simpsonville wine tasting event happening on September 13. This evening will feature local wines, live music, and art displays in downtown Simpsonville. Regular and VIP ticket options are offered, which include various perks for attendees.
Crawford, a marketing agency in Greenville, has been named one of South Carolina’s Best Places to Work for the seventh consecutive year. The agency prides itself on a strong company culture that values teamwork and innovation, making it a preferred employer within the region.
Bubble Paper has added James Richards as their Design Engineer, enhancing their mission to create sustainable packaging solutions. With 15 years of experience, Richards aims to push the company towards innovative and eco-friendly packaging designs.
Hartness has unveiled a new collection of homesites called The Heritage, offering 25 expansive sites for potential buyers. These spacious lots provide unique opportunities for building customized homes near nature preserves and local amenities.
As the community continues to thrive, these stories underline the dedication and effort put forth by various organizations and individuals in Greenville. The collective commitment to enhancing the wellbeing and growth of the local area remains strong.
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