“Business grows with relationships”

Sandy Davis, President & CEO, cites, Our mission entails enticing new firms to the region and assisting them in growing, thriving, and creating additional jobs. Myrtle Beach is more than just a beautiful spot to vacation because it is one of the fastest-growing regions in the United States.

Sandy has spent her entire life in the Myrtle Beach region. She is devoted to the area and has a tremendous passion for it. Her drive to develop the community and be open about its benefits and drawbacks is one of the best qualities projects can boast of. The capacity to stay in touch with a project and create a relationship is most important to her. Several innovative companies in our country are eager to help start-ups. Many have achieved great success and are valuable members of our society.

According to Mrs. Davis, creating relationships is the key to her success. Always be truthful, responsive, and persistent! Sandy shares the same values as the rest of the workforce, and they all work together to create the same business culture.

Technology can make a big difference, and we aren't far from discovering and implementing it. The most recent technology for our area is Google's disclosure of a prospective underwater connection. It will convert the long-abandoned MBiTAP Park into a technical park. There are essentially no limits to the types of enterprises that will be attracted to this technology. Being the first in the state to have such cutting-edge technology will be great.

There is no company without hazards and roadblocks; we have attempted to address concerns that may obstruct our achievement. The absence of interstates and products are two major issues that our company faces. We're aiming to improve both of these aspects and become more competitive. Being the nation's second fastest expanding MSA helps to boost the chances of these issues being addressed sooner. A company we visited on a marketing assignment, on the other hand, stated that they needed to be within 5 miles of an interstate. Within five miles of our county, there are no interstates. I insisted on the company's president paying a visit to the area.

During his visit, he observed that traffic in the industrial park was faster than traffic where he was now stationed up north. We won the project, and the company enjoys working in Horry County and thrives there.

Our organization's biggest shortcoming has been a lack of products. The fact that our county and towns will work tirelessly on our projects has proven to be an excellent strategy for moving projects forward and removing the obstacle of not having enough time to complete them. In my opinion, our greatest achievement is that we were able to find ways to engage with all of the agencies in our county to aid with the project. We were able to accomplish this because of openness and honesty about the project's requirements. Once again, it's all about the relationships.

Mrs. Davis is ecstatic to share this information because she believes projects will profit from the undersea cable because they will be able to use internet services with reduced downtime due to storms, infrastructure, or other interruptions in standard internet provider lines. This type of service will also help Myrtle Beach become more of a tech hub. It'll be a terrific selling point for future ventures, we believe, says Davis.

Myrtle Beach is well-known for being a vacation spot, but it has much more to offer. Our territory, which is part of Horry County, is the size of Rhode Island and has a workforce eager for year-round work and a location to put their abilities to use. It's a terrific spot to find new employees and is conveniently located between New York and Miami. Mrs. Davis says you should live in a place where you feel like you're on vacation every day.