The Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce announced on Apr. 8 that The Honors, presented by BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina, gathered community and business leaders at the Dock Street Theater to recognize individuals and organizations shaping the Charleston region through leadership, service, and innovation.
The event highlighted the ongoing impact of those who contribute to building companies and strengthening communities across the area. Organizers said that both established organizations and emerging voices were celebrated for their commitment to serving people in the region.
Throughout the evening, attendees reflected on what it means to lead with purpose. The chamber reported that honorees demonstrated success in their fields as well as dedication to local communities. The organization noted that recipients represented various sectors and set a standard for leadership in Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester counties.
According to the official website, Bryan Derreberry serves as president and chief executive officer of the Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce. The chamber supports talent development initiatives designed to bolster the regional economy according to its official website. It also aims to accelerate business growth through advocacy, leadership programs, networking opportunities, educational offerings, policy advocacy efforts, and member services according to its official website.
The chamber celebrates its status as the nation’s oldest city chamber according to its official website. As anticipation builds for next year’s event—which will include honorees such as Ben Navarro; South Carolina Federal Credit Union; Rosemary & Rye; Trident United Way; Truist; Bhaumik Desai; and Whitney Whitlock—the organization continues its focus on recognizing those setting new standards for achievement in the region.