Op-ed: The unseen way COVID may make America more competitive
The death of the single-source supply chain will mean a rise in nearshoring — that is, bringing manufacturing closer to Greenville and America.
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Don’t delay your business succession plan
With strategic insights and guidance from our wealth management advisor who had expertise in business and estate planning, we went through an intense four-step planning process every small business owner should also consider.
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Lessons from the Trenches: Build a case before terminating underperforming employees
No one likes to do it, but not terminating poor performers can lead to the demise of your business.
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Something to Celebrate: 3 lessons for building long-term business success
Why do some businesses succeed when countless others fail?
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TATT: Taking the fork in the road
As I think about 2020, one of the things that has been most impressive has been seeing leaders from across the region quickly adjust to dealing with unimaginable adversity.
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Tips: In job candidates, attitude beats experience
Most hiring managers make the job offer to the person with the most experience, but I know from experience that isn't the best way to hire.
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Letter to the editor: Missional entrepreneurs – How values-based enterprises build freedom from chronic poverty
Democratic governance in the United States was once informed and moderated by our distinct cultural, social and religious values.
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Lessons from the Trenches: ‘Weasel words’ send a bad message to colleagues and clients
“Weasel words” are words people use to weasel out of a commitment or to avoid responsibility for something.
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TATT: Working toward a safer Upstate for everyone
by Terence Roberts, Mayor of the City of Anderson and Chair of Ten at the Top I was born in 1959 and was the oldest son of William and Linda…
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Lessons from the Trenches: The one question you should be asking your customers
By Jim Sobeck I think most businesspeople are in agreement that high customer satisfaction leads to high profits and low customer satisfaction leads to bankruptcy court. When I bought my…
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