South Carolina Department of Commerce Events

The Southeastern United States – Canadian Provinces (SEUS-CP) alliance was established in 2007 to formally advance a common interest in enhancing economic ties between the two regions. The alliance is a strategic trade and investment-focused partnership between six southeastern states and six provinces.

Participants will have the opportunity to meet with potential partners across the alliance to build relationships, expand markets and develop supply chain opportunities. Take advantage of:

• Access to high level decision-makers in a small, intimate environment
• Curated One-On-One meetings with potential buyers and partners
• Attendance at panel discussions to acquire knowledge of industry trends and fresh insights
• High quality networking opportunities to meet with business and government decision makers over two days at meals, a gala dinner, and receptions

Registration Fee Per Person: $350.00 USD
(Includes: Meals, Networking Receptions, Panel Discussions, and Scheduled One-on-One B2B Meetings)

CONNEX SC members will have the opportunity to connect with the state’s Primes, OEMs, and Tier-1 suppliers. Hosted in a speed-dating format, each appointment at the B2B event is 10 minutes. The event is free of charge and open to any S.C. company that is currently registered with CONNEX SC.

This is a CONNEX SC member-only event.

The Coordinating Council for Economic Development will be hosting multiple webinars with the S.C. Department of Revenue, providing Enterprise Program participants with
in-depth information on program and reporting requirements.

Focus are: JDC overview, JDC Calculations, Procedures for Claiming Credits, Reporting and Compliance, New Guidelines.

The S.C. Coordinating Council for Economic Development (CCED) will be hosting a grants webinar to provide grant program participants with in-depth program information and reporting requirements.

The Coordinating Council for Economic Development will be hosting multiple webinars with the S.C. Department of Revenue, providing Enterprise Program participants with
in-depth information on program and reporting requirements.

Focus areas: Completing the Revitalization Agreement, submitting certification documents, completing Elections Forms, Quarterly and Annual Reports, as well as, Quarterly Tax Returns and Preparation for Annual Audits.