Private Events

“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 Transportation Association of South Carolina (TASC) is a nonprofit organization that promotes public transportation in South Carolina. Its members include public service transportation providers, human services agencies providing specialized transportation services to seniors and persons with disabilities and special needs, government agencies, private transportation providers, educational institutions, and for-profit vendors that serve the transportation industry.

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.

Each fall, NCCSA joins GACS (Georgia Association of Christian Schools) and SCACS (S.C. Association of Christian Schools) to host the Southeast Christian School Convention at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center. Over 1,500 Christian Educators and over 100 exhibitors attend this very popular event.

The convention is sponsored for teachers, administrators, pastors, board members, and other staff members of Christian schools. Workshops and general sessions are designed to benefit every area of the Christian school ministry. Vendors display the latest programs and services which are available to teachers and schools.

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.

About School Meals
Nearly 30 million students eat school lunch every day
Step behind the serving line to catch a glimpse of modern-day school meals and learn about the people who help ensure that America’s students are well-fed and poised for academic success. From nutrition requirements and statistics to school nutrition success stories and national campaigns, this is everything you need to know about our nation’s school meal programs.

Regular membership in the Association shall be restricted to eligible persons who are actively employed in governmental financial activities of any State, County, Municipal, School District, Public Institutions of Higher Learning, Special Purpose Districts, Political Subdivision, or Enterprise Agency in the State of South Carolina.

We’re Not Just Partners, We’re Allies.
Capstone Health Alliance ranks among the largest regional group purchasing organizations (GPOs) in the country and closely collaborates with our national partner, Premier, Inc. Capstone establishes key partnerships with top-tier Suppliers, offering our Members significant savings and value.

As South Carolina’s largest educational technology conference, the SC EdTech Conference’s primary goal is to bring educators, administrators, technology professionals, college faculty and staff, public and academic librarians, business and industry trainers, industry representatives, and policy makers together to think, discuss, listen, and learn the best strategies to plan for and use educational technology in our schools.

Our mission is to forge partnerships among citizens, scientists, and professionals to foster the management and protection of lakes and reservoirs for today and tomorrow.