Profile Archives - UPSTATE BUSINESS JOURNAL

More than a bottom line: Upstate trio launches Insignis, a new real estate and private equity firm

"The idea that was generated from that due diligence grew into a 10-location company, 150 employees and we’ve seen thousands of patients." -Paul Sparks, partner, Insignis

Kylie Felker takes the helm as Foster Victor Wealth Advisors president

"We don’t believe that the future of financial advice is going to be digital. We think it’s a combination of using digital tools and those continued relationships.” -Kylie Felker, president, Foster Victor Wealth Advisors

Eric Weissmann: Here’s what’s next for NEXT Upstate

About five months into the job, Weissmann tells the Upstate Business Journal he's ready to harness Greenville's genuine excitement — and desire — to move the needle on an already-thriving entrepreneurial scene.

Greenville’s Clear Touch Interactive debuts in Deloitte’s fast-growing tech list

It's the first time a South Carolina company made the list since Charleston-based IT security firm PhishLabs was recognized in 2017.

Pathwright helps teachers build a path to knowledge for their learners

In a nutshell, Pathwright helps educators create paths that lead a learner through new skills and knowledge.

Holly Calloway looks to help women entrepreneurs smash through glass ceilings

“Women own half of the small businesses in the U.S. and receive 7% of venture capital funds,” says Calloway. “A lot of what we do is help guide women in the direction of being able to create something that is investable.”

Joan Herlong: The short and simple version

Joan Herlong freely offers advice to her team and says brevity is key when trying to sell a home.

Duncan’s Global Transplant Solutions blazes a new trail in global organ transplant technology

You might not realize it, but there’s a company right here in the Upstate that’s on the cutting edge of organ transplant technology.

Tyler Woodall’s WINning formula for meeting client needs

Virtually everyone needs insurance at some point.

Holliday Ingram law firm takes an ‘intentionally nontraditional’ approach — and flourishes

When Hayes Holliday opened his real estate law firm in downtown Greenville in 2016, he started small but was already thinking big.