South Carolina Ports Authority President & CEO discusses SCPA Operation during COVID-19
Posted on March 18, 2020
WATCH: #SCPorts President and CEO Jim Newsome discusses the latest on COVID-19 and how SCPA is operating business as usual. The Port plays a significant role in keeping consumer goods moving through the supply chain.
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