A graduate of Clemson University, Joe Erwin, 60, began his career at Greenville’s Leslie Advertising, and joined DMB&B in New York before returning to Greenville in 1986 to purchase Penland Advertising.
Cowork spaces are designed for contracted workers, freelancers and new or smaller businesses looking for a home base. One of the more prominent spaces in Greenville is Endeavor, and they’re quickly making their presence known.
Dillon will share how the 65-year-old brand moved from dwindling customer engagement to experiencing the highest same-store sales and traffic growth in over a decade.
Dave Ridley shared his philosophy on marketing and creating a strong company culture with members of Endeavor, a co-working space for creative professionals.
The company serves as an umbrella for his consulting work, charitable activities and Endeavor, a $10 million investment to develop a co-working space in downtown’s One building geared toward creative professionals and small companies in marketing, advertising and public relations.
Mike Switzer interviews Joe Erwin, president of Erwin Creates in Greenville, SC.
Brown announced Erwin’s selection during Endeavor’s inaugural Collaborators & Cocktails event July 6.
The first guest speaker is Susan Credle, the global chief creative officer for FCB, a fully integrated agency with over 120 offices in more than 80 countries with over 8,000 professionals and a culture that goes back to 1873.
Greenville’s newest membership-based co-work space opened on the fourth floor of the ONE building in Downtown Greenville.
Joe Erwin stands in front of the painting “The Quote” in the Flight Deck, which is the entrance of Endeavor, a membership-based co-working community for independent companies and freelancers in the creative services.
