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The 2026–2027 WOW! Tour is Here: Help Inspire York County’s Future Workforce

By mollie.rose@yorkcountychamber.com | July 28, 2026

The York County Regional Chamber Foundation is excited to announce the launch of the 2026-2027 WOW! (World of Work) Tour, an initiative that introduces middle school students across the Catawba Region to the exciting career opportunities available right here in our community. As part of LIFT (Leadership Institute for Talent), WOW! is led by the…

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Member Spotlight: SpeedPro Rock Hill

By mollie.rose@yorkcountychamber.com | July 28, 2026

Back to Blog 3 Things to Know About SpeedPro Rock Hill Great branding doesn’t just get noticed-it tells a story. That’s exactly what SpeedPro Rock Hill helps businesses do every day through eye-catching graphics, bold signage, and creative visual solutions that leave lasting impressions. Led by owner Daniel Kabassema, SpeedPro Rock Hill combines the personalized…

Olivia Clark

Ones to Watch Profile: Olivia Clark

By mollie.rose@yorkcountychamber.com | July 27, 2026

As Nursing Department Program Coordinator at York Technical College, Olivia Clark is helping shape the future of healthcare in York County. Through innovative teaching, strategic leadership, and a passion for student success, she is preparing the next generation of nurses while strengthening one of South Carolina’s top-ranked nursing programs. Over the past six years, Olivia…

Joe'Terrious Neal

Ones to Watch Profile: Joe’Terrious Neal

By mollie.rose@yorkcountychamber.com | July 17, 2026

Joe’Terrious Neal has built his career around one simple principle: every client deserves strong advocacy and genuine care. As an attorney at Morton & Gettys, Joe has found his passion in personal injury law, where he helps individuals and families navigate some of the most challenging moments of their lives.  Since joining the firm in 2019,…

New Hope Treatment Center

Member Spotlight: New Hope Treatment Centers

By mollie.rose@yorkcountychamber.com | July 15, 2026

Back to Blog 3 Things to Know About New Hope Treatment Centers For nearly four decades, New Hope Treatment Centers has been a place of healing, hope, and second chances for young people facing behavioral health challenges. Under the leadership of Executive Director Nathan Hynek, the organization continues to expand its impact while remaining committed…

Joanne Prinsloo

Ones to Watch Profile: Joanne Prinsloo

By mollie.rose@yorkcountychamber.com | July 13, 2026

We’re proud to celebrate Joanne Prinsloo, Vice President at First National Bank, as one of York County’s 2026 Ones to Watch honorees.  A lifelong member of the York County community, Joanne has spent more than a decade serving local businesses through her work in banking and economic development. Since joining First National Bank in 2024 as Market…

Ben Leader

Ones to Watch Profile: Ben Leader

By mollie.rose@yorkcountychamber.com | July 8, 2026

We’re proud to celebrate Ben Leader, Managing Partner at Elrod Pope, as one of York County’s 2026 Ones to Watch honorees.  As part of the next generation of leadership at Elrod Pope, Ben has helped guide the firm through a period of tremendous growth while remaining deeply committed to the York County community. Under his leadership, the firm has…

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Why the Octapharma Project Matters to York County

By mollie.rose@yorkcountychamber.com | July 7, 2026

Show Your Support Here York County Council will consider final approval of the Octapharma Fee-in-Lieu of Taxes (FILOT) agreement at its Special Called Meeting on Wednesday, July 8, at 6:00 p.m. The York County Regional Chamber is asking members to review our position and consider adding their support prior to the meeting. Few economic development…

Annie Goff

Ones to Watch Profile: Annie Goff

By mollie.rose@yorkcountychamber.com | June 26, 2026

For Annie Goff, financial wellness is about far more than budgets and credit scores-it’s about dignity, stability, and helping people build stronger futures. As Financial Wellness Center Manager at Skyla Credit Union, Annie has combined her background in social work with her passion for community impact to create meaningful, people-centered financial support systems for individuals and families…

Leadership

One Small Habit That Makes Leaders Instantly More Likable (and More Effective)

By mollie.rose@yorkcountychamber.com | June 23, 2026

The habit: Saying “thank you” early, often, and with specificity. Why it works: Gratitude signals respect, builds trust, and lowers defensiveness. The impact: Teams feel seen, performance improves, and leaders gain credibility. The shift: Move from generic praise to precise appreciation tied to outcomes. The takeaway: Likability is not a personality trait. It is a practice. 536 words ~ 3…

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