Learn more about Charleston's hottest annual party, scheduled for February 3 & 4, and how founder Jared Kensky goes all the way to ensure attendees get BIG BANG for their bucks.

From installing telephones to helping businesses reduce indirect expenses, Kevin Flounders has built a successful career by focusing on client and employee engagement. Learn how he builds companies by creating thriving cultures.

Katie Jones saw a market for window treatments and decided to become an expert. Her best friend Dianna Hibbitts joined the party and together they run Island Shade Shoppe, a popular Hunter Douglas Gallery in Johns Island, SC. Learn how they partner with interior designers and make customer satisfaction their #1 priority.

A husband & wife duo supporting agencies and small businesses with graphic design and illustration, Justin and Jess Redmon never reveal a brand without asking themselves if it will stand the test of time. Listen to their story of love and creativity.

There are many ways to grow a business. Todd Cartner of GBN or Great Business Networking describes how an organized referral network can help. GBN has chapters across South Carolina and plans to continue expanding in the Palmetto State and beyond.

Jared Kensky turned his knack for organizing people & social gatherings into Charleston's leading provider of bar crawls, pub tours, custom parties & more. Learn what it takes to throw the best events in the business.

Navigating business growth is similar to maneuvering a traffic circle. There are opportunities before you, but knowing which one to take may require outside support. Allora co-founders Kat & Ashleigh explain how people, process & planning create the framework for a scalable business.

Amor Layfayette Founder Victoria Winter dishes on why she loves retail, why outsourcing helps her business thrive, and why smart growth is the most practical path to long-term success.

Solopreneur, Courtney Bukowsky, shares her trial and error journey of launching and growing a vintage furniture store and the natural evolution of learning to "give people what they want."