Management

Intelligence, perseverance, and compassion guide the hands that will help cultivate Spartanburg County's underperforming entrepreneurial ecosystem.

The Greenville market is hot for everything from entry-level help desk to senior developers, and you don’t need a four-year degree to get started.

In 1954, he and co-worker Phil Floyd began operations from the back of a liquor store in Greenwood. The multi-discipline professional engineering firm now has offices in Greenwood, Charleston, Columbia, Greenville, and Florence, with 175 employees.

Over nine months, class members participated in monthly activities to enhance their understanding of the history of Spartanburg.

With an influx of tourists and visitors, Greenville businesses can capitalize on this growing trend by ensuring they are sending the right “local signals” to Google.

Rothschild, 44, originally of El Paso, Texas, previously served as communications manager for the city of Spartanburg.

Sometimes, it's OK to repeat yourself.

MBA students can help meet the expectations of the business community.

Steve Olson, a Greenville-based executive and career strategist, has purchased the career transition and coaching practice.

Community Development Financial Institutions like CommunityWorks are local resources that provide much-needed capital and can be a bridge from ability to reality.