Business

from Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce
Wine & Stein, the 57th annual meeting of the Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce, wll be  Jan. 24 in the Fairway Room of Lancaster Golf Club.  
Several community awards will be presented, including Lancaster County Volunteer of the Year, Small Business of the Year and the Citizenship and Service Award.
The wine tasting/social hour begins at 6 p.m., followed by dinner and the program at 7 p.m., and entertainment by The Emeralds.

from Clemson University
Wilson Sansbury of Van Wyck demonstrated Clemson University’s latest technology to track consumer behavior at a major Chicago trade show this fall.
Sansbury, a graduate student in packaging science, along with 10 other students and five faculty members, attended PACK EXPO International in Chicago from Oct. 28-31. They showed the interactive exhibit, “The Packaging Test Track,” which aims to answer questions about how shoppers decide what to buy and how much packaging plays a part.

from Springs Memorial Hospital

Janice C. Dabney has been named chief executive officer for Springs Memorial Hospital. Dabney, who has been an employee of the hospital since 1966 and served as assistant chief executive officer since 1983, brings experience and passion to her new role, hospital officials say.
She has served as interim CEO at several health-care facilities, including serving several stints as interim CEO of Springs Memorial Hospital.

from Continental Tire
Continental Tire the Americas was recently recognized by two area organizations as a “Best Place to Work.”
On Oct. 4, Continental was for the first time recognized by the S.C. Chamber of Commerce and SC Biz magazine as the fourth “Best Place to Work” in the state.
On Nov. 9, Continental was awarded the eighth “Best Place to Work” in the Charlotte area by the Charlotte Business Journal, surpassing the ninth place position the company was awarded in both 2010 and 2011.