South Carolina Business Review
Long-time SCBR guest examines innovation through writing
Oct 2, 20266 min
Mike Switzer interviews John Warner, a serial entrepreneur based in Greenville, SC and now author of the book, The Tuesday Code.
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Hosted by Mike Switzer · business · EN · 300 episodes
The South Carolina Business Review, with host Mike Switzer, focuses on news from South Carolina's business community with interviews of many small business owners and business leaders from around the state. South Carolina's nonprofits, including its colleges and universities are also regularly featured on the program, as well as many of the state's small business support organizations. Click here to contact the South Carolina Business Review by email.The South Carolina Business Review is a production of Magnolia Media for South Carolina Public Radio.DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed on The South Carolina Business Review are not necessarily those of South Carolina Public Radio.
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