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1. HILTON HEAD HIRES COMMUNITY CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
Mack Brown Jr. has joined the Town of Hilton Head as a community code enforcement officer. Brown will enforce the town’s municipal code and land management ordinance related to environmental, public safety, health, sanitation and other general regulations. Prior to joining the town, he served as a lieutenant for the South Carolina Department of Corrections in Ridgeland.
BY TONY KUKULICH | PHOTOS SUPPLIED
FILMMAKER TIM GRAY DOCUMENTS PERSONAL STORIES OF WORLD WAR II
When Tim Gray, a filmmaker with 31 documentaries to his credit, needs a quiet environment where he can concentrate on writing his next documentary, he heads to Hilton Head Island.
PROVIDENCE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PROMOTES DIVERSE FAMILY OF FAITH
BY AMY COYNE BREDESON
The Rev. Dr. William Ward of Providence Presbyterian Church wants his church to be a multigenerational, multicultural family of faith. He has already accomplished that through his diversified staff.
This month, Monthly puts a spotlight on local men who make a difference. From business, medicine, real estate, dining and development, these profiles showcase their success stories. The men discuss their background, motivation, and the distinct approaches they’ve taken to thrive. Their influence is valued and has made a positive impact in our communities.
JUST CUSHIONS & HILTON HEAD FURNITURE CO.
By Barry Kaufman | Photo by Ritterbeck Photography
Toward the back of Just Cushions, within the stunning new furniture showroom marking the Hilton Head Furniture Co., you’ll find one item that is conspicuously out of place. Arrayed throughout, the furniture on display reflects the elegance and style of contemporary Lowcountry design. It’s a delightfully refined modern motif, which makes the antique sewing machine on the back wall stand out even more.
SACAPALABRAS
By Barry Kaufman | Photos by Rob Kaufman at Peaceful Henry’s
Some leading men are born to find one overarching passion in their life and follow it with dogged determination, never straying from their appointed path. Some leading men, however, are more diversified. We call them things like “serial entrepreneurs” and marvel at their seemingly bottomless ability to find their next passion, and their steadfast dedication to keeping so many irons in so many fires.
By Barry Kaufman | Photo by Rob Kaufman
When Joe Gancio came down from New Jersey with a vision to open a true neighborhood barbershop, he knew he wasn’t going to be able to do it alone. He was going to need to form a team.
CAROLINA VETERINARY CRITICAL CARE
By Barry Kaufman | Photo by Ritterbeck Photography
If there are two pillars of Dr. Matthew Tenwolde’s practice, they are honesty and a sense of community.
MERRILL LYNCH WEALTH MANAGEMENT
By Barry Kaufman | Photo by Ritterbeck Photography
What Mike Sirgo created when he started his financial practice office in 1993 was intended from the start to be generational - working with clients, their children and their grandchildren to help families build a legacy. Along the way, he wound up truly creating a legacy of his own, bringing his son Luke into the firm.
THE ALLIANCE GROUP REALTY
By Barry Kaufman | Photo by Rob Kaufman
At the risk of oversimplifying things, the real estate market is in a very interesting place right now. Interest rates have risen, inventory is slim, and yet the market remains brisk.
