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STORES PROVIDE PRIVATE AREAS FOR NURSING MOMS
Roper St. Francis Healthcare and Belk announced the opening of the Mother’s Lounge, a community initiative that provides nursing mothers with special private areas to feed their babies at all four area Belk stores. Pictured at the ribbon cutting are David L. Dunlap, Roper St. Francis Healthcare president and CEO; Susan O’Rourke, Belk Citadel Mall and regional manager; Belk Store managers Kellie Henderson, Robert Burn and Angela Evans Gervais; Roper St. Francis certified lactations consultants and several nursing moms.
IAAP AWARDS SCHOLARSHIP TO LOCAL STUDENT
The Charleston Chapter of the International Association of Administrative Professionals presented Kathy Reeves, a student at Trident Technical College and president of the student chapter of the IAAP, a $350 scholarship. Pictured, from left, Reeves receives the award from Patty Walton, a member of the Charleston Chapter of IAAP.
FORUM LAUNCHES TO PROMOTE WOMEN BUSINESS LEADERS
Performax, a professional and personal performance coaching and consulting company, launched the Learning Immersion Forum for Entrepreneurs. LIFE combines coaching, peer advisory, learning, planning and networking with information designed to ensure ongoing professional and personal success for its members. Thirteen women from non-competing businesses who have primary responsibility for their organizations’ success were selected for the first forum: Susanna Bagwell, life coach; Sunny Rakestraw Gray, The Little Black Book for every busy woman; Alyssa Rakovich, Smith Barney; Angie Johnson, Daniel Island Real Estate Co.; Beth Tibboel, Tibboel Insurance Agency; Dr. Cayce Tangeman, Advantage Primary Care Physicians; Jan Clouse, Carolina Lanterns; Lynn Murphy Slotchiver, attorney; Rachel Lindsay, The Charleston Castellan Ltd. and P&L Property Management Inc.; Susan Jeanne Mertz, Impact! Inc.; Trudi Griffith, AccuScribe; Valerie Merkel, RD Management; and Danher Wang, GenPhar. Pictured, from left, back row, Wang, Tangeman, Griffith, Lindsay, Tibboel, Mertz, Bagwell, Gray; from left, front row, Regina Forte, speaker; Rakovich, Clouse, Merkel, Johnson, Anne Newell and Slotchiver.
JAMES BROWN PERFORMS AT HOLIDAY BENEFIT
Cabooty’s 16th Annual Charitable Holiday Celebration benefiting Camp Happy Days was held at the Family Circle Cup Tennis Center on Daniel Island. James Brown, a cancer survivor, and his family performed at the benefit for more than 1,000 guests. Pictured, from left, Nancy Moore-Thurmond, Brown and Allan Cabading, the benefit’s host.
STUDENT WINS PORTS AUTHORITY POSTER CONTEST
Chicora Elementary School third-grader Montez Malik Greene holds an Award of Excellence and $50 for his winning entry in a holiday poster contest sponsored by the South Carolina State Ports Authority. Joining him, left to right, are Allison Skipper, the SPA’s public relations associate, Chicora principal Camille Lee and Chicora teacher Angela Giordano. The school also received a $100 donation to its art program.
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