Economic development, university, college, K-12 educators, government and business leaders who are interested in promoting the growth of South Carolina’s homegrown firms.
What’s on the Agenda: Hear results from a just-completed University of South Carolina research project on types of entrepreneurial firms creating jobs in South Carolina. Participate to identify opportunities for promoting growth of South Carolina’s homegrown firms. Help define next steps in creating a stronger entrepreneurial economy in South Carolina.
Connect with K-12 educators in a special edition, invite only "Midday Targeted Seminar for K-12 Educators "MIDDAY" TARGETED SEMINAR FOR EDUCATORS: This is a special breakout session for K-12 educators hosted by SC Economics, MEBA, and YesCarolina
• The 1.5 hour session begins with a seminar about human capital and concludes with short presentations by the hosting organizations
• The breakout session will begin at 1:40pm. Educators are welcome to re-join the general session to conclude the day
• Cost to attend for educators is half price ($40) and includes lunch.
April 7, 2011
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Midlands Technical College Harbison Campus
Harbison Theater and Classroom Building
Columbia, South Carolina
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Greenville REC & SC Works Greenville
- GreenvilleREC\SC Works Greenville
- Building A Strong and Sustainable Youth Network. The Youth Council is a strategic partnership between the Greenville Region of Personal Pathways to Success and SC Works Greenville. The SC Pathways\SC Works Greenville Youth Council works to address gaps and needs that exist for youth in Greenville County. Additionally, the Youth Council works to meet the objectives identified in the 2011-2014 Greenville County Workforce Investment Board Youth Strategic Plan, the Youth Council will implement several sub-committees that will provide Greenville County Youth with a system, the resources and the information needed to successfully compete in a global economy.