Greenville advertising pioneer Joe Erwin was looking for a location to enter the shared-workspace movement when he made his first visit to the fourth floor of the One Building on Main Street in winter of 2016.
STORY chose Endeavor because of its high-end creative environment, community of like-minded creative professionals and its central location in the heart of downtown Greenville. Also, the agency cited member benefits like the onsite gym and concierge services from the Endeavor team have given them a productivity gain.
Locally Epic is partnering with Rogers EV and Star EV to use an electric LSV vehicle that will pick up passengers along the Main Street area with room to hold up to five passengers.
New day pass offering allows traveling and local professionals options to work from an upscale, yet comfortable space for the day.
At Endeavor’s Collaborators & Cocktails, Publix’s director of creative services, Tim Cox, shared why the principles that Jenkins established years ago are the reason behind the company’s continued success.
Grubbs brings strong technology and creative industries experience to support Endeavor members.
Cumulatively, the Erwins have given more than $5 million to Clemson to further the university’s mission and vision.
By placing complementary creative companies and individuals in a shared space, Endeavor fosters business opportunities, personal growth, and innovation.
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During Endeavor’s Collaborators & Cocktails monthly speaker series, Kaplowitz shared what should be keeping agency leaders up at night and balanced that with creative from agencies who got it right for brands including Airbnb, Jolly Rancher, and cyberbullying deterrent app Reword.
