The Chamber Channel

5 Questions With Brian Sullivan, CEO of Palmetto Transit

Whether it’s getting to work, exploring Hilton Head Island, or planning for the future, reliable transit plays a huge role in our community. Joining us today is Brian Sullivan, CEO of Palmetto Transit, which has been working to connect workers with job centers, keep residents and visitors moving efficiently, and explore new opportunities for expansion. We’ll be discussing workforce transportation solutions, the ever-popular summertime trolley service, and what the future holds for transit in our region.

5 Questions With Dr. Emory Campbell

For generations, the Gullah people have shaped the history, language, and traditions of the Lowcountry. Their influence is deeply woven into Hilton Head Island and Bluffton, from the food we eat to the names of the places we call home. Dr. Emory Campbell has spent his life ensuring that Gullah history isn’t just remembered—it’s celebrated and shared. In honor of Black History Month, we sat down with him to talk about keeping this rich heritage alive.

Power Hour Tele-Town Hall: February 5, 2025

Power Hour Tele-Town Hall: January 8, 2025

Power Hour Tele-Town Hall: November 13

Power Hour Tele-Town Hall October 30, 2024

Power Hour Tele-Town Hall - October 9, 2024

5 Questions for USCB & the PATH Program

USCB and Beaufort Memorial Hospital are using AI-generated model patients to help train nursing students, as well as implementing creative solutions to educate the next generation of its workforce.

Power Hour Tele-Town Hall September 4, 2024

States struggle with their power grids, especially when storms hit. How is South Carolina's? These officials from Palmetto Electric will have an update on:

• Berl Davis, President and CEO of Palmetto Electric Cooperative, on grid reliability, impacts of the electrification of the economy, and more.

• Rob Hochstetler, President and CEO of Central Electric Cooperative, on the need for modernization of the transmission grid, economic development with a focus on data centers, and more.

• Jimmy Staton, president and CEO of Santee Cooper, on the need for additional generation and the challenges associated with new generation to meet the growth of South Carolina, and more.

Tune into Power Hour every month where you can get unfiltered information about hot topics in our community straight from the source.

5 Questions with Lola Campbell, Binya Boutique

Lola Campbell's family traces its roots back at least seven generations on Hilton Head Island. She's dedicated her business and purpose to preserving and promoting Gullah culture. We sat down with her to talk about the newly-formed Gullah-Geechee Business Coalition, preserving local culture, being a small business owner, and more.