July 2019 News

July 31, 2019

• Crawford Strategy Promotes Three as Team Continues to Grow

• Kopis’s Wentzel Named to Leadership Greenville Class 46

• CPW Gas Department Excels; One of Six Companies in US to Win Gold Level Award

• FinTrust Capital Advisors Hires Betsy Putsateri

• SC Chamber to Present 2019 Best Places to Work in South Carolina Awards August 1st

• Gov. Henry McMaster and Others Announce $9.33M Investment in School Buses, Public Transit

• Blackbaud Announces 2019 Second Quarter Results

• BB&T Announces Third-Quarter Dividends

• Boeing Chairman and CEO Muilenburg to Speak at Jefferies Global Industrials Conference August 7th

• Georgia, South Carolina Commit $1.29M more to Joint Port

• S.C. Arts Commission Workshops Hope to Connect Creatives with the Business Community

• MUSC is No. 1, McLeod Tied for No. 4 in State Hospital Rankings

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Rebounded in July

• Hourly Earnings and Weekly Hours Worked Increase at Small Businesses in July

July 30, 2019

• Jackson Welcomes Jeff Smith as Motorsports Marketing and Operations Director

• Furman Alumni Win Early Career Educator of Color Leadership Awards From NCTE

• SC Farmers Encouraged to Report Drought Conditions

• 2019 Carolinas AGC Foundation Scholarship Winners

• U.S. Department of Energy Extends Fluor-Led Savannah River Site Management and Operating Contract through September 2020

• The Price of Education: Which South Carolina Schools Charge the Lowest in-state Tuition?

• South Carolina Ports Authority Expresses Concerns about Tariff Uncertainties

• Majority of Small Businesses Show Customer Appreciation by Giving to Communities, TD Bank Study Finds

• Redfin Releases National Survey on the State of the Real Estate Profession

July 29, 2019

• 2019 Furman Graduate Named National Leader of the Year by Honor Society

• Karen Kotiw Named Director of Global Education at Greenville Technical College