What South Carolina's Small Business Leaders Need to Know

Here we take the time to delve deeper into some of the key points presented by speakers at our events. Pieces highlight the global, national, and state trends to which South Carolina's small business owners need to pay attention. We also discuss how South Carolina's small business leaders can affect positive change in a way that serves our communities and promotes biblical, America-first principles.

And more... Take a look at what's below!

Breaking the Borders of Sunday: Jeff Wilson on Faith in the Marketplace

In his presentation to the South Carolina Christian Consortium, Jeff Wilson, C12 Chair for Upstate South Carolina, challenged believers to recognize the profound opportunity to affect the marketplace.

Sarabeth Stone

Dec 24 min read

From Owner to Steward: Leading Your Business with Purpose

When Ben Fields assumed ownership of Operators Unlimited in 2015, he faced a unique level of fear and pressure. His predecessor and mentor, Ray Patton, had built the company, which treats wastewater for manufacturers across the Southeast, from the ground up with a charisma and magnetism that drew customers and employees alike.

Sarabeth Stone

Oct 224 min read

Get Out of the Boat

The world we live in is full of storms, and over the past two years, Americans have weathered a lot. From soaring inflation to assassination attempts on political figures, historic weather events claiming countless lives, and the murder of Charlie Kirk, many of us are weary.

Sarabeth Stone

Sep 234 min read

What Greenville County Business Leaders Need to Know About the 2024 Property Tax Reassessment

Every five years, Greenville County undergoes a mandatory property tax reassessment, and 2025 is that year. For business leaders across our community, understanding this process is crucial for planning and budgeting.

Jamie Stone

Sep 32 min read

Local Leadership Matters: Why Civic Engagement Is Essential for Business

Heated exchanges continue to argue whether books containing explicit material are appropriate for young children. Elizabeth Collins, Deputy Auditor for Greenville County and Vice Chair of the Greenville County Library Board, has had frontline experience as these battles rage on.

Sarabeth Stone

May 234 min read

One man’s journey from electoral defeat to becoming a respected public official contains valuable insights for business leaders across South Carolina.

Leadership Through Adversity: Lessons from a Public Servant

In his first run for Greenville Sheriff in 2016, Lewis lost by a mere 288 votes. Reeling from such a close loss, he was certain it was the end of his foray into politics. Only God knew how it would help shift his priorities and better enable him to accept a future opportunity to lead the Greenville County Sheriff’s department.

Sarabeth Stone

Apr 225 min read