cultivating the region's creative class
We had a rash of spam comments and forged accounts, so for the near future administrator approval will be required for new profiles.
Also, should you have created an account and it was erroneously deleted — though we really don't think we accidentally hit anyone — we beg your forgiveness.
We're pretty excited about some big things that will be coming to fruition over the next couple of weeks and months, and we'll be sure to keep you in the loop.
For now, allow us to fill you in on some of what we've found to be interesting throughout the region:
As a member of the Creative Class, I completely agree.
I am a knowledge worker. I am employed full-time as an Senior Editor with ProQuest, a research and publishing company based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. My job requires reviewing, editing, and processing large amounts of information.
What is Fuse843?
I've been asked that question a number of times and have offered a few different answers depending on the day and how I feel about the world, or more specifically the greater Beaufort area.
Let me start by saying that first and foremost Fuse should be your go-to website for creative talent. Think of us as a shop-local website of sorts, but in this case you're shopping for people and services, not goods and food.
Ian Leslie, a Fuse843 co-founder, was named Lowcountry Young Professional of the Year at Friday night's Beaufort Regional Chamber of Commerce's CIVITAS awards on Dataw Island.
This was the second consecutive year Leslie was nominated for the award.
With 200 creatives joined, Fuse843 is fast becoming the place for knowledge workers to unite.
Make your profile.Check out a summary and some video of our May 19 After Hours event that was held at The Shed in Port Royal.
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