Business Luncheons

              

                       

We are excited to invite companies from all industries in the Lowcountry to join us at our International Business Luncheons. These events are an excellent opportunity to showcase innovative technologies and companies operating in the Lowcountry. Whether your company is local or international, we invite you to share your company’s story and mission with like-minded professionals who are shaping the future of business in our region.

We especially welcome international companies who have made the Lowcountry home for their operations. Your global perspective enriches our community, and we are eager to learn about the technologies and leadership shaping your success.

Lunches are held at Hall's Signature Events space downtown and attract between 50 and 70 attendees.
Cost: $45 for WACC members, $50 for nonmembers, includes buffet lunch. Registration and prepayment are required. 

If you would like to feature your company at a business luncheon, or for more information, email us at [email protected]

Upcoming Events:

STAY TUNED FOR UPCOMING EVENTS

Past Events:

Apr 2025     Microgrid Energy Systems for Energy Security, David McNeil 
Oct 2024      Turkey as Peace Broker in Middle East, Buket Oztas
Mar 2024      Canada's 21st Century Relationship with South Carolina, Rosaline Kwan
Jan 2024      Japanese Business Ventures in South Carolina, Aiyana Victoria Mathews
Sep 2023      Update on Volvo Charleston, Katherine Holba
Mar 2023      U.S. Coast Guard Protects U.S. Interests in International Operations, Capt. Matthew Brown
Nov 2022      Qatar's Emergence on the World Stage, Dr. Courtney Freer
Sep 2022      Hong Kong, The Magnet for Global Business, Raymond Chen
Feb 2022      Global Supply Chain Issues During Covid, Byron Miller
Feb 2020      Dynamic Local German Company Rising: KION North America, Daniel Schlegel
Sep 2019      The Economic Vitality of India, Dr. Swati V. Kulkarni
Mar 2019      The Future of Commercial Aviation, David Hyde
Sep 2018      China's Impact on South Carolina Business, Wally Wang