“More than any other trade show in the water well industry, the JUBILEE is a people oriented event. Its founders started it to inform, educate, and entertain contractors and their families. In subsequent years hundreds have worked hard for the JUBILEE and thousands more have participated in it. Every one of these people should be recognized for contributing to the JUBILEE’S success.”

(Kenneth R. Swanson, History of the South Atlantic Well Drillers JUBILEE)

The JUBILEE is dedicated to the following purposes:
To deal with trade and promotion of the business of water well drilling, the installation of groundwater systems, and related ground water activities, particularly in the South Atlantic area of the United States; and, to produce a trade show for those interested in the water well drilling and ground water related industries;

To provide educational programs designed to improve the professionalism, technical expertise and image of the industry;

To cooperate with manufacturers, suppliers, drillers and installers of related ground water systems and their associates in the industry, including particularly state ground water and water well associations located in the South Atlantic region, in all lawful matters of common interest;

To act as a trade association for the industry in the South Atlantic region, in cooperation with state water well associations, and to perform services which can better be performed as a group than separately; and,

To perform any other lawful acts to help those in the ground water industries to serve the public and promote expansion of the industry.

South Atlantic Jubilee Since 1955
“It will be a Jubilee.” These words were spoken by Russell O. Heater of Raleigh, NC, as he announced his concept for the event now known throughout the well drilling industry as the South Atlantic Well Drillers JUBILEE. Under Heater’s leadership, the first JUBILEE was held in 1955 at Carolina Beach, NC. For years, Heater’s vision of a drilling industry event, emphasizing both business and family relationships, has prevailed. The JUBILEE was, and still is, the industry’s premier conference and trade show and a “family affair.”

“More than any other trade show in the water well industry, the JUBILEE is a people oriented event. Its founders started it to inform, educate, and entertain contractors and their families. In subsequent years hundreds have worked hard for the JUBILEE and thousands more have participated in it. Every one of these people should be recognized for contributing to the JUBILEE’S success.” (Kenneth R. Swanson, History of the South Atlantic Well Drillers JUBILEE)

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. will convene at one of the most popular beach destinations in the South for the organization’s biennial international convention. Bustling with history, culture, and personality, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina boasts 60 miles of pristine beaches, sophisticated dining and entertainment options, and world-class golf. Conclave 2021 is sure to provide Sigma Brothers and guests with an extraordinary conference experience. REGISTER TODAY for your opportunity to be a part of another milestone moment in Phi Beta Sigma’s history!
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.
Conclave Myrtle Beach 2021
August 3-8, 2021
The future is now! Conclave 2021 Myrtle Beach will be a hybrid event combining the in-person Myrtle Beach conference with a robust real-time virtual component called the Conclave 2021 Myrtle Beach One Conclave: Two Experiences
(In-person and Virtual)

One Conclave: Two Experiences. Held simultaneously with Conclave, the Conclave 2021 Myrtle Beach One Conclave: Two Experiences includes both live-streamed programming and video on demand.

Chapter delegates and alternates (and their guests) are encouraged to participate in the face-to-face event. All others and those who prefer to participate virtually may register here.

From its inaugural year in 1990, the South Carolina Environmental Conference (SCEC) has been growing and building on success for the last 29 years.

This popular annual event provides environmental and water professionals from across the southeast an opportunity to receive up to 12 hours of professional training, meet with equipment and service vendors and network with other professionals in a fun and educational atmosphere.

The SCEC is held over three full days during mid-March each year in Myrtle Beach, SC. The 2021 SCEC will be held August 8-11, 2021, where it is expected that over 1,600 professionals will be in attendance at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center. We anticipate a return to the mid-March conference schedule in 2022.

Want to find out more about SCEC? Take a few minutes and check out all of the information on this website, and then make your plans to join us in August 2021! See you at the beach!

The Water Environment Association of South Carolina (WEASC), and the South Carolina Section of the American Water Works Association (SCAWWA), are together the South Carolina Water Associations. We are a not-for-profit, technical and educational organization representing water professionals in South Carolina. Our members are a community of professionals who protect our states water environment and drinking water so this most precious resource can be preserved for generations to come. We are water distribution, collection and treatment professionals, engineers, regulators, and product suppliers.

Our mission is to provide solutions to protect, enhance, and effectively manage our state’s water resources, as well as deliver quality services to advance the water environment profession. We offer education to water professionals, and provide technical information and expertise to a statewide audience.

• Annual Subscription to the Journal, the official publication of the WEASC and SCAWWA
• Access to continuing education opportunities and scholarships
• Reduced registration rates to workshops and conferences
• Local and statewide professional networking events
• Volunteering and learning opportunities

SOUTH CAROLINA’S WATER ASSOCIATIONS
EDUCATE
COLLABORATE / ADVOCATE
We collaborate with other organizations to advocate for safe and sustainable water.

MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS

3000+ Individual Members 80+ Member Utilities serving drinking water to a population of over 2.2 million South Carolina residents
10 WEASC Districts – To better serve our members locally

From performance & skills training to our renowned College Game Day program, NCA College Camps are designed to prepare your team for the entire season. Work with some of the best collegiate staff in the nation to create a foundation built on growth, camaraderie and tradition.

About the National Cheerleaders Association
NCA was founded in 1948 by Lawrence “Herkie” Herkimer and continues to hold his vision of creating an atmosphere to cultivate the whole cheerleader. We embrace our rich heritage as the first cheerleading company and continue to pioneer the way with innovative camp curriculum, industry-leading championships and events that reward the hard-working, well-rounded cheerleaders in America today!

What is the World Am?
The largest, most fun & most valuable golf tournament on the planet! Entering its 38th year, the “World Am” is the only event of its kind. Boasting 72 holes of net, stroke play with over 3,000 golfers competing on nearly 60 of Myrtle Beach’s best golf courses. It isn’t all just about the golf though, the Myrtle Beach World Am provides players with the most unique and rewarding tournament golf experience around!

The Southeast Governmental Fleet Managers Association has been serving professional fleet managers since 1993. This organization has grown to over 950 members which include fleet and public works managers, supervisors, purchasing and support personnel. Our members represent cities, counties, state, public service and school districts, colleges and universities. In 2005 we realized there was a need for the expansion of this organization to include, not only South Carolina, but the entire Southeast.

Our goals are to provide training sessions and networking opportunities to our members during the year. In addition, our annual meeting attracts over one hundred exhibitors who offer products and services directly related to your fleet’s operations and technical sessions which address both management and repair related issues.

Brief History of Wyatt-Quarles Seed Company
The origin of Wyatt-Quarles Seed Company dates back to 1881 when Job P. Wyatt and Philip Taylor organized a general merchandise business on East Martin Street in Raleigh. At first the company sold groceries, hardware, seeds and general merchandise. Later, groceries were dropped and the company began to wholesale hardware, farm machinery and seeds with William L. Wyatt as the first salesman. W. G. Quarles, who came to the company from Alabama in 1931, was appointed manager of the seed department in October of 1932.

Under Quarles, the seed department enjoyed a steady growth. In 1955, the decision was made to “spin off” a seed company from the parent organization, and Wyatt-Quarles Seed Company was chartered on the last day of the year with Quarles as President and Edgar M. Wyatt as Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. Wyatt had been in the hardware department since 1938.

Operation of the new company began January 2, 1956, with a wholesale and retail operation being conducted at 327-331 S. Wilmington St. W-Q made plans for a new building which would eliminate loading problems and provide a warehouse on one level. 15¼ acres on U. S. 70 in Garner were purchased and construction of the present warehouse was begun in the spring of 1965. The new building was dedicated December 10, 1965. The retail garden center remained at 331 S. Wilmington St.

Quarles entered semi-retirement and Edgar M. Wyatt assumed presidency of the company January 1, 1976. Chuck Wyatt took over Quarles’ duties in January of 1980.Approximately 50 persons are employed on a full-time basis. A board of directors, representing various fields of business, meet quarterly and guide the policy of the company. Ownership of stock is divided among 40 individuals. An annual stockholders meeting is held in February.
During 1981, Wyatt-Quarles and Job P. Wyatt & Sons Company jointly celebrated the 100th anniversary of the founding of the company. A 108-page history of the business was distributed to employees, customers and other interested parties. On December 31, 1986, Edgar M. Wyatt retired as President and Chairman of the Board and Chuck Wyatt assumed those responsibilities on January 1, 1987.

An 18,000 square foot addition to the Garner warehouse was finished in early 1987, including renovation and enlargement of the office area. On June 30, 1988, the retail operation in downtown Raleigh was closed. All retail employees were brought to the main warehouse and put in new positions of responsibility.

In 1993 W-Q joined Garden Master, a merchandising and purchasing group consisting of wholesalers like ourselves throughout the U. S. An expanded office area and a new board/meeting room was completed in March of 2000. Additional employee parking and truck and trailer parking was completed at this time also. Over the years, our employees have provided the skills, talent, and energy necessary to ensure our steady growth and we are proud of this heritage.

About us
Capstone Health Alliance is a regional group purchasing organization that delivers real cost savings through the power of aggregation and collaboration. Based in Fletcher, North Carolina, Capstone represents over $9.0 billion in acute care supply chain spend. To create the best possible savings opportunities for our members, we pair Premier’s national portfolio with our local aggregation model – blending the best of national and regional contracting – to continually expand our extensive portfolio of more than 750 agreements.

Capstone Facts:

● We are one of the largest affiliated networks based in the Southeast.

● Since 2013, our total member implemented savings is greater than $223.5 million.

● Our grassroots organization has significant supply chain experience.

● Single National GPO Partnership with Premier, Inc.
www.premierinc.com

From small regional acute care facilities to large healthcare systems, our members represent a wide range of facility sizes and types. If you are interested in joining a group of collaborative, forward-thinking healthcare organizations who are innovative and committed to reducing costs and improving performance, Capstone Health Alliance is the right choice.

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Industries
Hospital & Health Care
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Fletcher, NC
Type
Public Company
Specialties
Contracting, Resource Management, Continuum of Care, Account Management, and Workgroup Collaboration

Contact:
Joyce Lovett
snasc@bellsouth.net

SC EdTech 2021
October 20 – 22, 2021 / Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
South Carolina EdTech offers content and activities that span all areas of educational technology with diverse workshops, presentations, speakers, exhibitors, and recognition events.

Hotel & Travel Information
Convention Center
This year the SC EdTech Conference is in Myrtle Beach, SC, at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center.

Myrtle Beach Convention Center
2101 North Oak Street, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Phone: 843-918-1225
Website: http://www.myrtlebeachconventioncenter.com/

Free parking is available in the conference center parking lots for conference attendees. For driving directions and parking maps, visit the Myrtle Beach Convention Center website.

Hotel Information
The EdTech host hotel is the Sheraton Myrtle Beach Hotel. This property offers a variety of excellent amenities and is attached to the Myrtle Beach Convention Center.

Rate: $119.00 per night
Address: 2101 North Oak Street, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Phone: 843-918-5000
Website: https://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/myrsi-sheraton-myrtle-beach/
Reservations: TBA
Cutoff Date: 9-18-21
Property Information: Complimentary parking, complimentary internet, complimentary fitness center and pool