Economic Development Archives

Greenville Chamber announces 53rd Leadership Greenville class

Since its inception in 1973, more than 2,500 people have graduated from Leadership Greenville.

The InnoVision Awards will also present the Ibrahim Janajreh Michelin Young Innovator Award and the Dr. Charles Townes Individual Achievement Award.

Phase one will consist of 10 mixed-use buildings and three parking garages.

Ongoing inflation, rising consumer debt and weakening jobs numbers are among the indicators that point to a fragile U.S. economy.

The Furman Co.'s Steve Navarro looked to Greenville's past to inform his vision for what will become the Falls Park Conference District.

The company is a global packaging supplier to the quick-service restaurant and food service industries, among others.

The Fortune 500 company has helped position Greenville as a national center for advanced engineering and high-skill employment.

Gov. Henry McMaster highlighted Jody Bryson's leadership and role in developing SCTAC's $6 billion annual economic impact.

Greenville Area Development Corp. held its annual meeting in downtown Greenville June 10.

Clemson will use its five academic matching grants to support the development of university-owned technologies.