Carolina Business Review

4 Carolina Mayors discuss the political, fiscal and community challenges of governing during this unprecedented time. Topics include racial equity, COVID-19 reopening, education and economic recovery. Panelists: Mayor Vi Lyles, Charlotte, NC Mayor Mary Ann Baldwin, Raleigh, NC Mayor Stephen Benjamin, Columbia, SC Mayor Brendon M. Barber, Sr., Georgetown, SC

North Carolina's transportation chief talks with Host, Chris William one on one in this Executive Profile. Discussion includes the impact of COVID-19, financial troubles, construction delays and growth.

North and South Carolina tourism chiefs talks about the impact from COVID-19 on this year's tourist season, what to expect and how the industry plans to recover.

The head of Charlotte Douglas International discusses what flying will look like in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. Plus hear how the crisis is impacting development at the airport.

An Executive Profile with the head of this global company on the global crises impacting our world today. Ted Doheny shares his unique perspective on the COVID-19 pandemic and the push for racial equality.

This Executive Profile looks at the lost revenue, construction delays, and other fallout from the COVID-19 virus on the SC Department of Transportation.

Banks take their fare-share of criticism for being unresponsive and too institutional. When COVID-19 hit, collectively they were relatively quick to deploy the Federal PPP stimulus funds. Wells Fargo Senior EVP and Consumer & Small Business Banking CEO, Mary Mack.

What does North Carolina have to do to get right as it reopens after the COVID-19 shutdown. NC's Chamber boss Gary Salamido shares what he's hearing from businesses across the state.

An Executive Profile with Dr. Mandy Cohen, NC Secretary, North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services. She has been an integral part of the Governor's advisory committee in handling the COVID-19 pandemic. Host Chris William talks one on one with her about the lessons learned, reopening guidelines, vaccines and more as the Carolinas begin moving forward...

The leadership and broad life experience of the President of High Point University is especially relevant to how our public health crisis plays out. This conversation is part of our Carolina Business Review Unscripted series.

Ted Pitts, President and CEO, South Carolina Chamber and a member of the Governor's Task Force to reopen the economy talks about steps being taken to move forward.

The restaurant industry is the second largest employer in the United States and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has been devastating. How long will it really take to recover? How is the experience of going to a restaurant or staying at hotel going to change when the economy reopens? We answer those questions and look at some of the creative ways businesses are hoping to survive. Panelists: Douglas O’Flaherty Vice President, South Carolina Restaurant and Lodging Association Lynn Minges President, North Carolina Restaurant and Lodging Association

From preparing for the COVID-19 pandemic to the lasting impact on telemedicine, the stress on healthcare workers right now, and what businesses should be doing to reopen, we talk to the leader of one of the region's biggest healthcare providers. Panelists: Jean Davis, MCNC and Michele Abraham,State Director, SC Small Business Development Centers

Partnerships, innovation, the impact on traditional banking, cyber security, regulations and AI

From innovative new work programs, to investing in education and the push for tax reform in South Carolina we talk with the always candid Lou Kennedy.

The accolades just keep coming for North Carolina based cloud provider Pendo.io. How do you manage the growth that comes with achieving Unicorn status? And how are they building a path for future entrepreneurs?

Ted Pitts, President and CEO, SC Chamber of Commerce and Gary Salamido, President and CEO, NC Chamber of Commerce discuss the year ahead for the region. Topics include tax reform, workforce, education, trade concerns, and the impact of an election year.

What does that really mean in today's world? Why should companies align people, profit and planet? Our expert panel: William Hauk, Jr, PhD., USC, Sara Fawcett, United Way of the Midlands, Vicki Lee Parker, NC Business Council, Jay Everette, Wells Fargo Foundation

From creating a golf experience, to cost and accessibility, to the impact of Top Golf on the sport... we are talking all things golf with panelists: Bob Morgan, Director of Public Affairs, Robinson Bradshaw and Mark Farris, President and CEO, Greenville Area Development Corporation

From the NBA's China controversy to recruiting new business, we talk about the impact of America's global game on Charlotte. Plus, learn how the Charlotte Hornets are giving back to the Carolinas. Panelists: Brian Etheridge, Leadership North Carolina, and John Gettys, Mayor, Rock Hill, South Carolina.