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PC BY THE SEA OPENS SSI LOCATION

PC by the SEA is celebrating their 6 Year Anniversary by adding Technical Staff and opening a new convenient St. Simons Island location at 5500 Frederica Road, Suite 2101. A lifelong resident of the Golden Isles, founder and CEO Brenda Bennett has 17 years of experience as an IT professional serving the U.S. government, major resorts, and private companies. PC by the SEA has expertise in risk management, including managed antivirus, backup and recovery solutions. They also offer remote support, onsite support, computer repair and upgrades, as well as network management and design. Brenda says, “We’re here so you can say goodbye to tech support call centers. We’re onsite, in person IT support for all of your business and residential computer needs.” Call 912.268.4212 to make an appointment or visit PCbytheSEA.net for more information.

JENRETTE NAMED MARKET PRESIDENT AT PRIMESOUTH

PrimeSouth Bank is pleased to announce Mary H. Jenrette as the Glynn County Market President. Jenrette is a seasoned executive with extensive experience in the banking and private wealth management industries. In the banking industry for 30 years, Mrs. Jenrette most recently served as a Private Wealth Advisor for Synovus in Glynn County.“I am thankful for the confidence that PrimeSouth has placed in me and look forward to returning to community banking. I am eager to play a part in the continued growth and success of this strong institution,” stated Jenrette. Jim Walker, President and Chief Executive Officer of PrimeSouth Bank said, “Mary’s ideals of community banking align perfectly with the culture and mission of PrimeSouth. Her vision embodies our Bank’s commitment to helping customers, communities and businesses achieve their financial goals via consultative conversations and developing trusting relationships. Her experience will be invaluable.” primesouth.com

SEA PALMS WELCOMES NEW TEAM MEMBERS

Susan Christian joins the Sea Palms team as Director of Sales. Susan heads up group sales focusing on conferences, meetings, special events and weddings. She comes to Sea Palms after a successful record with Hilton’s Home 2 property on St. Simons Island. Also joining the leadership team is Lisa Seckinger as Director of Finance. Lisa was formerly with Frederica on St. Simons Island. Also new to Sea Palms is Caroline Norman, Marketing Communications Coordinator. Caroline was formerly with Ocean Forest on Sea Island. All three join a growing staff at Sea Palms under the new ownership headed by Managing Partner Will Carter. Says Carter, “Good things are happening at Sea Palms. We are hiring the best people to create a dynamic team of professionals to grow Sea Palms into a truly world-class resort and conference center.” Pictured, from left: Will Carter, Caroline Norman, Lisa Seckinger, Susan Christian.

Award-Winning Southern Cooking That will Bring You Back

Best of 2019

Bread & Rolls, Crab Cakes, Southern Cooking, Sweet Tea, Vegetable Plate Selection Because Barbara Jean and her family know how to get it done, just ask Coastal Living, Southern Living, Georgia Trend …

Barbara Jean’s Restaurant

PASSION FOR HOME STAGING AND REDESIGN

Posed. Home Staging & Redesign was created in February of 2019, to assist real estate agents and homeowners to simplify the home selling, buying, moving, and relocation process. Drawing on her 20 plus years of experience as a residential interior designer in Atlanta, GA and Los Angeles, CA, Emmy Parker Temples decided to focus on home staging and redesign. For the past six months, she has worked with real estate agents and homeowners on staging homes for sale, unpacking boxes, and getting the homebuyer settled into their new home. Neutralizing, defining, simplifying, and balancing the space can make a difference in both how quickly a home will sell and the price for which it will sell. If you would like more information about the services offered by Posed., contact Emmy at emmy@posedhomes.com to schedule a free consultation or visit posedhomes.com.

NEW ADDITIONS AT LIGHTHOUSE FINANCIAL

Lighthouse Financial Advisors proudly introduces Jennifer Gordon (above left) who comes aboard as a licensed Advisor and Alicia Herndon (above right) who works as Client Relationships Manager. Having worked for Deloitte Consulting and then as a franchise owner of the local The UPS Store, Jennifer brings a wealth of real-world business experience to Lighthouse Financial Advisors. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree from Emory University and her MBA from the Scheller College of Business at Georgia Institute of Technology. She is pleased to join Lighthouse Financial Advisors to share her experience and knowledge with others seeking financial growth and security. Alicia Herndon joins Lighthouse Financial Advisors with experience as a Loan Document Preparation Specialist and IT Systems Support Assistant. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from the College of Coastal Georgia. Alicia assists with the administrative processes of the office. Lighthouse Financial Advisors can be reached at 912.634.0055 or visit their website at lighthousessi.com.

CULINARY KUDOS TO MARSH’S EDGE

Marsh’s Edge’s Executive Chef, John Farrell was recently awarded 2nd place at The Battle of the Blades, a culinary competition on Amelia Island that pitted Executive Chefs from 15 retirement communities against one another, tasking them to create unique appetizers and entrees with special ingredients. Teams were required to include pork belly and a starch in the appetizer, while swordfish and peaches, plums, or nectarines in the entrée. Chef Farrell’s team placed 2nd. “The competition was fierce, but the thing that stood out most to me was the caliber of chefs that are working in these communities” said Chef Farrell, “they’re taking retirement dining to a whole new level and pushing culinary boundaries.” Marsh’s Edge Executive Director Chris Thorpe said, “We are proud to provide an exceptional dining program where our Members and their families can connect over food and drinks.” Marshs-Edge.com

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