The E. Boineau & Company Blog

E. Boineau & Company, Charleston, S.C./Diamonds Direct, jewelry company with seven locations in the US, and Palmetto Carriage Works, carriage company in historic Charleston, for PR and marketing comms. Read More.

Diamonds Direct, based in Charlotte, plans to open a new jewelry store in Mount Pleasant by early December, according to marketing firm E. Boineau & Co. Read More.

CHARLESTON, SC – E. Boineau & Company, a marketing and public relations firm based here, has added Diamonds Direct, which is based in Charlotte, N.C., and opening a new location in Mt. Pleasant late November, 2015, and Palmetto Carriage Works, based in historic downtown Charleston, as new clients. Read More  

E. Boineau & Company adds two to client list  Charleston, S.C. – E. Boineau & Company, a local marketing and public relations firm, has added Diamonds Direct, based in Charlotte, N.C., and opening a new location in Mt. Pleasant late November 2015, and Palmetto Carriage Works, based in historic downtown Charleston, as new clients. Diamonds …

CHARLESTON, SC – Many remember the tragedy that enfolded the Holy City on June 17 as nine parishioners, many of them acting in official ministerial roles, were gunned down during a Bible study at the church that evening. Read More

Emanuel A.M.E. Church lays out plans for Moving Forward Fund Charleston, S.C. – Many remember the tragedy that enfolded the Holy City on June 17 as nine parishioners, many of them acting in official ministerial roles, were gunned down during a Bible study at the church that evening. Since then, the outpouring of love, affection and …

What’s One Way You’ve Modified Your Corporate Culture in the Last Few Years and What Has Been the Impact on Personnel or the Bottom Line? “Frampton Construction has developed a culture driven by the mentality to “challenge everything.” Read More

On Saturday, Oct. 24, Palmetto Carriage Works (PCW), the oldest carriage company in historic Charleston participated in Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry’s annual Fun Fall House by offering free hayrides and touring families through downtown. Read More

With dismay I read through Brian Hicks’ Nov. 1 column, “Sergeant Jasper controversy similar to Charleston Place.” I often concur with his take on things and enjoy his wit and sarcasm, but really? The two situations are not even close. Read More

Edisto invites visitors and residents to catch the spirit of the holiday season Edisto Island, S.C. — The Edisto Island and Edisto Beach communities are throwing out some lines inviting all those who love the holiday season, especially close to the coast, to jump into some new events and seasonal favorites and reel in the …