Greenville City Economic Development Corporation

The best entrepreneurs build up others. Breathing new life into the #GreenvilleSC Cultural Exchange Center is more than just a development project for James Jordon. The massive renovation is a way Jordon Construction Company and Jordon Development can construct community. "I've always had, great mentors," he said. "I've always been surrounded by great community." Learn how this passion project will empower minority professionals and connect a new generation to Greenville's past.

This is why innovative tech startups take off in #GreenvilleSC! ?? Here, you get big-city opportunities without the big-city headaches. Entrepreneurial resources and talent are helping startups like Ducklinks make a splash. Founder Allison Rogers tapped into events like the NextGEN Summit and connected with industry leaders like John Barnett to build a game-changing platform that’s transforming how families plan their time together. We don't just give entrepreneurs encouragement, we give them tools, connections and community that help turn bold ideas into reality.

#GreenvilleSC is good conversation over a good brew. ?? Recently, a delegation from the United Kingdom joined Greenville’s economic development community at Pangaea Brewing to swap success stories, spark new ideas, and strengthen international ties—one pint at a time.

Success in #GreenvilleSC isn’t luck—it’s leadership, innovation and hard work! ?? From our robust manufacturing base to a growing life sciences sector and a vibrant startup ecosystem, Greenville's thriving business scene is the result of dedicated people and forward-thinking organizations working together to create opportunities. We also know how to take a break and enjoy the events that enhance quality of life. Prosperity isn’t a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow—it’s something we build together. ????

Supporting local vendors is always in season in #GreenvilleSC. Our TD Saturday Market runs May through October—but what about the rest of the year? Farmers and small business owners still need a place to connect with the community. That need inspired Shontel Babb, a pie baker, to open Frosty Farmer Winter Market, open from January through April inside a former shopping mall.

There are "angel" investors, and then there are "wizard" investors. Global soccer icon Ronaldinho Gaúcho, known as "O Bruxo" for his tricks, no-look passes and overhead kicks is part owner of the Greenville Triumph SC and Greenville Liberty. He was on Main Street today to visit group headquarters, sign autographs at the team store and attend groundbreaking on a new stadium in the region. On October 9, the New York Stock Exchange welcomed Ronaldinho to ring the closing bell, kick off its inaugural NYSE International Day and celebrate his new partnership with the Greenville Pro Soccer group. Our diverse, welcoming community encourages global investment in all sectors.

Welcoming a new addition to #GreenvilleSC’s thriving automotive industry. Austrian company MSG Mechatronic Systems GmbH located its North American headquarters here. It's a testament to our region’s skilled workforce, diverse population and strategic location. For MSG executives, WHERE we are and WHO we are made Greenville an easy choice.

The South Carolina Gamecocks cut down the net at the Southeastern Conference Tournament in #GreenvilleSC, their third straight SEC title won at Bon Secours Wellness Arena. The championship game drew record-breaking attendance. The excitement the team brings during basketball season is incredible, but the University has a year round impact. The University of South Carolina School of Medicine Greenville is located on the campus of Prisma Health. Their partnership is advancing medical education, clinical practice and research. Their residency and fellowship programs will shape the future of healthcare for years to come. Almost 30,000 University of South Carolina graduates call Greenville home, including Mayor and GCEDC Chairman Knox White.

A trophy worthy tourney for #GreenvilleSC! The Southeastern Conference Women's Basketball Tournament is back for the seventh year and is expected to generate a record-breaking $18 million. "This year the SEC brings 16 teams with the addition of Texas and Oklahoma," says VisitGreenvilleSC CEO Heath Dillard. "We have visitors from all of these different schools, alumni and fans staying 2, 3 or 4 nights. They're eating in our restaurants and shopping in our in our stores. They're helping fuel our local economy," he added. The tournament is in Greenville through 2028. Find out why we're a premier destination for sports tourism ?? https://lnkd.in/eMiDEUcF

#GreenvilleSC families are getting their ducks ?? in a row with guidance from a home-grown startup. Ducklinks founder and CEO Allison Rogers, a practicing attorney and mother of three, created the service to streamline schedules. "I've had multiple screens up with newsletters, websites, my kids' schedules and I'd try to piece it all together," Rogers says. "It wasn't fun. I didn't always make the right choices. We would go to an event that wasn't age appropriate or we might not get the timing right." Rogers found support and mentors here in #GreenvilleSC and created an app that does the work for you. Ducks. Row. Done.