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Take measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Wear a face mask, wash your hands frequently and practice social distancing. A face mask is required by several municipalities throughout the Grand Strand. Read More
It’s one of the oldest pieces of advice out there, but it’s one of the hardest to actually follow: Make a budget—and stick to it. Only 39 percent of Americans say they are able to cover a $1,000 unplanned expense, CNNMoney has reported. (1)One-third of households reported that they did have an...
Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that eight new board members were ratified at the Sept. 17, 2019 meeting of the board of directors.
Introducing a new networking event that combines making contacts, having fun and touring chamber investor businesses along the Grand Strand.
Employees continue to be the weakest link in your cybersecurity defenses. Verizon reports that last year, more than 90 percent of data breaches began with one user click. Estimates place annual U.S. phish-scam losses, at more than half a billion dollars. So, not surprisingly, the phishy...
Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the hiring of Randall “Randy” McKeel Jr. as the executive vice president of finance. McKeel will be responsible for leading the financial division of the organization in all day-to-day functions as well as assisting the many facets of...
In this issue, read about surveys revealing support for I-73, the Fall marketing campaign, multi factor authentication and more.
Business Bulletin recognizes new employees, staff promotions, relocations and expansions, awards, class and convention attendance, new websites, and year-end accomplishments for top real estate producers/sales.
If you travel around the Grand Strand, you’ll see the work of Tyson Sign Company. Since 1947, Tyson Sign Company has built interior and exterior signs for businesses across the United States.
Hey Myrtle Beach, hurricane season 2019 is here. We have endured multiple years of catastrophic weather, fires and earthquakes provide reason enough to re-evaluate your disaster recovery (DR) plan. Especially if your business operates on or near a U.S. coastline. Florence, Michael and Matthew....
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