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Ellis Honored as a 2024 Forty Under 40 Recipient

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Lauren Ellis was recognized by the Charleston Regional Business Journal as a 2024 Forty Under 40 winner. Nominated by esteemed members of the Charleston community, Ellis joined an exclusive group of individuals under 40 who had demonstrated exceptional professional achievements and a solid commitment to community involvement.

Since its inception in 1998, the Forty Under 40 program had celebrated the accomplishments of rising stars in the Charleston area. The honorees exemplified the dedication, innovation, and leadership that drove success in their workplaces and communities.

The Forty Under 40 honorees were celebrated at a special event on Thursday, October 24, 2024. For more information about the event and to view the complete list of honorees, please visit SC Biz News.

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