Behind the Brand Archives

Behind the Brand: Q and A with Audrey Frey, market leader for CBRE South Carolina

Frey, who has more than 25 years of experience, previously held leadership roles at CBRE in Atlanta and was the U.S. East Region leader for the Broker Operating Platform.

Behind the brand: Q&A with Travis Seward, chief of staff at EVG Media

Travis Seward is chief of staff at EVG Media, a global marketing and licensing agency headquartered in Greenville and London.

Behind the brand: Tim Todd, executive director of Discover Upcountry Carolina Association

Todd previously served as promotions director for Wildwater Rafting, a whitewater-rafting outfitter on the Chattooga River in Long Creek.

Behind the brand: Tim Pearson, Duke Energy South Carolina president

Pearson has more than a decade of experience in government and policy in South Carolina.

Q and A with David Lominack, SC Market President of TD Bank

David Lominack is Commercial Market President of South Carolina for TD Bank, where he is responsible for commercial banking throughout the state.

Q&A: Willie Coleman on real estate, and starting a business at 15

Willie Coleman’s business started as a partnership with Stewart, who initially helped facilitate the contracts because Willie wasn’t old enough.

Q&A with Matthew Cabe, president and CEO of Michelin North America

Cabe holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Clemson University, and a Master of business administration degree from the Darla Moore School of Business at the University of South Carolina.

Q and A: Katy Smith, executive director of Greater Good Greenville

She previously led Piedmont Health Foundation, the Greenville Partnership for Philanthropy and the Center for Development Services, and has served on numerous community boards.

Q&A with Will Huss, CEO of Trehel Corp.

Earlier this year, Huss and his team launched Trehel Tailored Homes, combining decades of residential-construction experience with a focus on luxury homebuilding and high-end renovations.

Q and A: Max Stewart, CEO of Greenville Area Development Corp.

He previously served as vice president of economic development for the Bradenton Area Economic Development Corp. in Manatee County on Florida’s west coast.