The Business Journal's daily Tip Sheet - July 17, 2020

A Pandemic is the Mother of Invention, Part 2: Technologies That Bridge the Gap

With the arrival of a COVID-19 vaccine still months away, our communities continue to search for a way to get back to a semblance of normalcy in a safe and responsible manner. HRP’s July 17th webinar will introduce several technologies that can lower the risk of virus transmission and bridge the gap until the arrival of an effective vaccine and/or herd immunity is realized. Please join us to learn how rapid test kits, air filtration, surface protectants, ultraviolet light and thermal imaging technologies will lead the way in our endeavor to get back to our daily routine. Sponsored Content

New Restaurant Tempest Coming Soon

The 5th Street Group is pleased to announce that its newest restaurant concept, Tempest, is scheduled to open in August on Charleston’s historic Market Street. Featuring a simple, elegant approach to sustainable South Atlantic seafood, this upscale restaurant hopes to make a bold impact with its menu, hospitality and stunning interiors.

Marketing and Design Coordinator Joins The Office People

The Office People™ welcomes Marketing and Design Coordinator, Betsy Cunningham to the team. Cunningham has several years of experience in the industry.

SC Ports Now Accepting Applications for Community Giving Program

South Carolina Ports Authority (SCPA) dedicates a portion of its revenues to partnership projects that support local communities in which the port operates. The Port is incredibly proud of the organizations across the state who undertake important work to better our communities.

UnitedHealthcare Donates Nearly $1 Million to Nonprofits in...

UnitedHealthcare, a UnitedHealth Group (NYSE: UNH) company, is awarding nearly $1 million in Empowering Health grants to eight community-based organizations in South Carolina to expand access to care and address the social determinants of health for uninsured individuals and underserved communities.