As days get hotter and the joy of no school has worn off, kids of all ages begin to dream about more exciting summer plans. This year, with a worldwide pandemic upon us, these plans look very different, especially for children who regularly attend summer camp. Whether closures, reduced attendance numbers or your own comfort […]
Generation Z Entrepreneurs: Getting Down to Business
It seems a lot of teenagers get a bad rap on the media these days – the stereotypical late sleepers who don’t have jobs, don’t study, laze about with their phones and regularly get involved in things they probably shouldn’t. Fortunately, for many real-life teenagers, this stereotype couldn’t be further from the truth — some […]
American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women: Be Well “Red”
Broadly speaking, the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women campaign is about empowering women to commit to their own heart health and monitor the heart health of loved ones. Yet, it encompasses much more than that. “As the American Heart Association’s signature women’s initiative, Go Red For Women increases women’s heart health awareness and […]
Bringing Visitors Back to the Lowcountry
In Charleston, there is a Hill that draws visitors and tourists from all corners of the globe. No hills around Charleston, you say? Well, that’s mostly true, but there is a Helen Hill at the helm of the Charleston Area Convention and Visitors Bureau (CACVB), and it’s not only her job, but her passion to […]
Erin Kienzle adds Auctioneer to Her Many Titles: Going, Going, Gone!
Wife. Mom. Local TV host. And now, one of the only female licensed auctioneers in the state. Erin Kienzle won’t boast that she’s a woman who can do it all, but she’s found a way to fulfill her dreams — even accomplish new ones later in life — and be happy doing it. Since 2015, […]
Lexi Thompson Treats Charleston’s Servicewomen To Golf Clinic Ahead Of 74th U.S. Women’s Open
Two weeks ahead of the 74th U.S. Women’s Open at the Country Club of Charleston, Lexi Thompson, one of the country’s top golfers, showed her appreciation for military members by hosting a golf clinic for female servicemembers at the Joint Base of Charleston. The hour-and-a half long clinic was held on Wrenwoods Golf Course on […]
Caitlin Hudson of Hudson’s Import Service
Welcome to the Family Hudson’s Import Service Even though she grew up in an automotive family, Caitlin Hudson never envisioned that she would one day become the business manager of Hudson’s Import Service, a business established in 1978 by her father, Cliff Hudson. As fate would have it, when her father approached her about taking on this role […]
Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette: Champion of Business Growth, Education and Family Values
As the granddaughter of Polish immigrants, Pamela Evette learned from an early age how blessed she is to have been born here in the land of opportunity. And as her life has unfolded, she has seen firsthand how determination and hard work can lead to success. Evette completed a bachelor’s degree in business administration and […]
Synergy and Sisterhood: Women Entrepreneurs of Charleston
We hear the phrase “girl boss” constantly. The word combo often appears as a caption under the glow of an Instagram post, trends on Twitter and can even be heard escaping from the mouths of celebrities looking to give a shout-out to female go-getters. But, behind the overused hashtag are numerous stories of women striving, […]
Leading Ladies in Tech: There’s an App for That
Over the years, the Charleston area has earned the title of Silicon Harbor. While you’ll still hear “The Holy City” and “Chucktown” thrown out to describe our growing region, this relatively new label is certainly apropos. With an overwhelming amount of start-ups surfacing and a multitude of jobs sprouting in their wake, it’s no wonder […]