Business Pulse for the Myrtle Beach area: Oct. 18 | Myrtle Beach Sun News

ARRIVALS

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Kathy L. George

has joined South Atlantic Bank as a loan operations specialist at its Myrtle Beach branch.

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Nichole David

has joined Carolina Trust Federal Credit Union as branch manager of the Little River branch.

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Erika Urban

has joined Pawleys Internal Medicine.

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Debra Randolph

has joined Ally Management, Inc. as COO, CFO.

PROMOTION

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Theresa Trivette

has been named associate vice president for quality, evidence-based care and transformation for Georgetown Hospital System.

NEW BUSINESS

• Carolina Trust Federal Credit Union has opened at 1602 Highway 17 at the intersection of Highway 17 and Mineola Avenue in Little River. For information, visit www.carolinatrust.org or call 448-2133.

• Window Genie, specializing in window cleaning, window tinting, pressure washing and gutter cleaning, has opened in Myrtle Beach, serving the Grand Strand area from Little River to Georgetown. For information, call 691-0100.

AWARDS

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Rep. Tom Rice

has been awarded the National Association of Manufacturers’ Award for Manufacturing Legislative Excellence.

MISCELLANEOUS

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Mary L. Beets

, vice president – investment officer with the Myrtle Beach office of Wells Fargo Advisors, has earned the certification of Certified Financial Planner professional as authorized by the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards.

• Beaufort Engineering Services, Inc. has been awarded a Mechanical, Electrical and/or Plumbing design consultant contract with Horry County Schools.

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