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Accolades & More
The Charleston Trident Association of Realtors named John M. Settle III of Prudential Carolina as 2004 Realtor of the Year. The award is based upon contributions to the community and the association on the local, state and national level.
Palmetto Tea and Etiquette, a new gourmet tea company, provided tea to the Volkswagen Main Street Lounge during the 2005 Sundance Film Festival.
Peter S. Fennelly, vice president of Colliers Keenan, completed the program of study for CoreNet Global’s master of corporate real estate. He was one of 56 international graduates in 2004.
Stuart Laurence Salon on King Street is listed as one of the top 200 fastest growing salons in the January issue of Salon Today. The winners are grouped by category according to annual sales. The salon also is a finalist in the Professional Beauty Association’s ninth annual ABBIES (America’s Best Beauty Industry Efforts for Salons) competition.
The North Sails service center received the 2004 National Award for Outstanding Achievement in Service. The award was based on the company’s proficiency in high volume sail wash.
Lenzie Knight, human resource specialist at Comcast Cable earned certification as a professional in human resources as awarded by the Human Resource Certification Institute. To become certified, an applicant must pass a comprehensive examination and demonstrate a strong background of professional human resource experience.
Allstate agent Kevin Shealy received the Agency Hands in the Community Award for his volunteer work. This award comes with a $500 grant from The Allstate Foundation for the American National Red Cross Carolina Lowcountry Chapter, where Shealy volunteers.
The Beach Co. was named to the state’s 20th annual ranking of privately owned companies. It placed 37th on the list of 100 companies compiled by Grant Thornton LLP, in cooperation with the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce. To qualify, companies must be privately held, headquartered in South Carolina, and cannot be a subsidiary or division of another company.
Coldwell Banker Coastal Properties’ Mount Pleasant office was ranked in the top 10 in the office-size category of 11-20 agents for the third quarter of 2004 in adjusted gross commission income for the Southern region of the Coldwell Banker franchise system.
Teresa A. Rhodes, assistant dean and director of the Springfield College Charleston campus, presided over the ceremony for the first graduating class of the School of Human Services. These are the first students in the state of South Carolina to receive advanced degrees in human services with concentrations in organizational management, leadership and counseling.
Jim Kelly of Prudential Carolina Real Estate earned the e-certified designation from the Prudential Real Estate Affiliates’ Inc. This designation is given to sales professionals who meet the criteria and complete the e-certified program training, which is designed to prepare sales professionals with technological and “e-based” business skills.
Dr. Warachal Faison was honored with the 2005 Barry Lebowitz Junior Investigator Award from the American Association for Geriatric Psychiatry for her research on African Americans’ participation in Alzheimer’s disease clinical trials. Faison is a fellow in geriatric psychiatry research at the Medical University of South Carolina. The award recognizes the best, unpublished original research by an emerging leader in the research field.
Montez C. Martin Jr. was awarded the South Carolina State Housing Finance and Development Authority’s Lifetime Achievement Award. Martin is president of the Lowcountry Housing and Economic Development Foundation Inc. and chairman of the Affordable Housing Coalition of South Carolina.Your sales pitch is only a small part of the buying decision
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