Episode Transcript
Hello, and welcome back. Today'stopic global five hundred companies headquartered in rules
small towns. No one knows thissuperpower better than Sonoko President and CEO Howard
Coker. So, mister Coker,what's the secret in South Carolina? We're
in thirty four different countries, threehundred different operations, and everywhere I go
in the world, the values fromparts of South Carolina resonates across the globe.
(00:21):
The culture of this company would absolutelydegrade, if not disappear, if
it wasn't for the small town valuesthat we get from this rape city.
Well, tell me about your experiencewith South Carolina's pro business government. You
know, South Carolina Commerce Department.Pro business policies are supported by job creation
and retention and workforce development, andit's certainly well aligned and supported forts Sonoco.
(00:44):
They're incredibly responsive and genuinely care aboutour company's needs now and into the
future. They're approachable and have noproblem sitting down with us at any time.
Business in South Carolina have a seatat the table. Visit SC launched
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