Greenville News: Updates and Highlights

Greenville News: Updates and Highlights

TD SYNNEX VP Named Board President Of SC Charities

South Carolina Charities Inc., the nonprofit foundation of the BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by TD SYNNEX, has appointed Bob Stegner as President of the Board of Directors and Judson Conwell as Director of Corporate Partnerships and Assistant Tournament Director. Stegner, Senior Vice President, Marketing, North America for TD SYNNEX, brings 30 years of business and community leadership experience to the role. Conwell, previously with Johnson Development Associates, will manage partnerships and assist in tournament management. The BMW Charity Pro-Am aims to engage the community, attract visitors, and support important causes. The 2024 tournament will be held June 3 through 9 at Thornblade Club and The Carolina Country Club, benefiting charities such as Gibbs Cancer Center & Research Institute and Mobile Meals of Spartanburg. Since 2011, the event has distributed over $15 million to nonprofit organizations. Source: HERE News Network

All The RAGE Aims To Help Women In Mid-Life

A conference on April 6, titled All the RAGE, is designed to support women navigating life changes and challenges in their middle years. Andrea Smith, CEO of Senior Action, highlights the need for programs catering to women in the empty-nest phase who may be facing health and relationship challenges. The event will feature sessions on hormone replacement medication, lifestyle choices, emotional and mental health, and social needs. Anita Renfroe will provide musical comedy entertainment. Tickets for the conference, which will be held at the Senior Action Event Center in Greenville, are available for $40. Source: HERE News Network

Lifestyle Medicine Expert From Greenville Speaks In D.C.

Dr. Jennifer Trilk, Director of Lifestyle Medicine programs at the USC School of Medicine Greenville, recently participated as a panelist at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Food is Medicine Summit. Dr. Trilk emphasized the importance of lifestyle medicine in transforming patient outcomes through practices like movement, better eating, and holistic patient approaches. She shared insights on education and health continuum investment. Dr. Trilk’s contributions align with the school’s focus on nutrition, physical activity, and overall well-being. Source: HERE News Network

Omron Automation Locates In Spartanburg County

Omron Automation, an industrial automation technology company, will establish its first operation in Spartanburg County, creating 162 jobs over five years. With a global presence, Omron provides manufacturing solutions in 110 countries. Their new 60,000-square-foot facility in Greer will focus on producing motion controllers, machine vision systems, and more. Operations are set to commence in April. Source: HERE News Network

Countybank Opens Greer Location

Countybank has inaugurated a new financial center in Greer, offering personal and business banking services, loans, and insurance assistance. The second financial center in the Greer market, the location on W. Wade Hampton Blvd. will cater to customer needs with a full-service approach. Christopher Kidwell will oversee operations as the Financial Center Manager. Source: HERE News Network

Greenville Life Coach Starts Group To Combat Burnout

Karin Freeland, a Greenville-based author and life coach, has launched group coaching sessions to assist women grappling with burnout and balance challenges in the workplace and at home. Recognizing the prevalence of burnout symptoms among women clients, Freeland’s Success without Sacrifice program aims to help women set boundaries, align priorities with values, and improve time management skills. The program, conducted over 10 sessions, empowers women to achieve balance and well-being in their personal and professional lives. Source: HERE News Network

Hawthorne Palmetto Apartments Opens In Simpsonville

Hawthorne Palmetto, a new residential community in Simpsonville, has unveiled one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartment options. Situated within walking distance of amenities, the community offers convenience and comfort for residents. Source: HERE News Network

Autobell Car Wash Supports Red Cross

Autobell Car Wash is running a campaign to support the American Red Cross disaster relief fund by donating $1 for every Rain Repellent Special car wash sold until Feb. 25. The initiative spans Autobell locations across several states, with a focus on aiding the Red Cross in its mission to alleviate suffering and provide relief to those in need. Source: HERE News Network

Bon Secours Hosts Free Heart Health Activities

In recognition of American Heart Month, Bon Secours will host a heart health event on Feb. 23 at Senior Action in Greenville. Attendees can access health screenings and information on cardiovascular health, diabetes, and physical activity. The event aims to raise awareness of heart disease and prevention measures. Source: HERE News Network

Patterson Kitchen + Bar Hosts Leap Year Affair

Patterson Kitchen + Bar will celebrate Leap Year with a special themed dinner on Feb. 29, featuring unique menu offerings and cocktails. The event, priced at $160 per person, promises a memorable culinary experience for guests. Patterson Kitchen + Bar is located in the Hartness community. Source: HERE News Network

Reedy Reels Announces Films At Greenville Festival

Piedmont Natural Gas Presents Reedy Reels: The Greenville Festival will showcase over 66 films from March 22 to 24 at the South Carolina Children’s Theatre in downtown Greenville. Featuring a diverse selection of short films, documentaries, and animations, the festival offers a platform for independent filmmakers in the Upstate. Attendees can explore various genres and engage with filmmakers during the event. Source: HERE News Network

Bon Secours Adds Providers To Gastroenterology Team

Bon Secours St. Francis has expanded its gastroenterology team, welcoming new physicians and physician assistants skilled in cancer detection and prevention through digestive health screenings. With a focus on advanced technologies and early detection methods, the practice aims to offer patients optimal care and treatment options. Source: HERE News Network

Paw & Order Dog Training Spotlighted in Simpsonville

The Simpsonville Area Chamber of Commerce will highlight Paw & Order Dog Training during Business After Hours on Feb. 22. The event offers networking opportunities and insights into local businesses. Chamber members can attend for free, while non-members can join for a nominal fee. Source: HERE News Network

Tax Preparation Tips Available At Simpsonville Chamber Event

Simpsonville Area Chamber of Commerce will host a Lunch and Learn session on Feb. 27, focusing on tax and financial planning for small business owners. Stephen Stokes, Managing Partner at Stokes & Company CPAs, will provide valuable insights to attendees, helping them navigate tax-related challenges and plan for financial success. Source: HERE News Network


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