Business Pulse for Horry, Georgetown and Brunswick counties

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ARRIVALS

• Ray Brewer has joined MetLife Insurance Co.

AWARDS

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• James K. Lehman has been elected as the new managing partner of Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP.

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MISCELLANEOUS

• Dave Dodge of Myrtle Beach, who is vice president of Canfor Southern Pine, has been elected 2012 chairman of the Board of Directors by the South Carolina Forestry Association; Amy L. McFadden of Georgetown, president of White Oak Forest Management, has been named chairwoman-elect and will lead the association in 2013 and Joey A. Ferguson, regional manager with Resource Management Service in Georgetown, has been elected treasurer.

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