Michael White, a senior vice president and commercial products manager for the Bank of Travelers Rest, has joined the Advisory Council of Anderson University’s Kim S. Miller Family Enterprise Institute of South Carolina (FEISC.)
“Through its holistic approach and commitment to excellence, the Kim S Miller Family Enterprise Institute of South Carolina and its Advisory Council play a pivotal role in preserving and strengthening the fabric of family-owned enterprises, both locally and globally,” said Dr. Brad Bechtold, executive director of the FEISC. “We are so fortunate to have Michael White of the Bank of Travelers Rest join the Advisory Council.”
The FEISC serves as a cornerstone for fostering collaboration, innovation and sustainable growth within family-owned businesses. With its dedicated Advisory Council, comprised of seasoned experts and industry leaders, the institute offers invaluable guidance, resources, and strategic insights to navigate the complex challenges and opportunities inherent in family enterprises.
By facilitating knowledge exchange, promoting best practices and providing tailored solutions, the institute empowers family businesses to thrive across generations, ensuring their continued contribution to economic development and community prosperity.
White has worked for Bank of Travelers Rest since June 2016. He graduated from Clemson University in 2015 where he earned his bachelor of arts in mathematical sciences.
Since 1946, Bank of Travelers Rest, Member FDIC, has served the people of Greenville County. Customers experience the conveniences of a full-service financial institution while enjoying the personalized service of their community bank. Bank of Travelers Rest serves the county through offices in Travelers Rest, Marietta, Taylors, Berea and the City of Greenville.
Since 2001, Michael has played for The City of Greenville Pipes and Drums. He has been the band’s Executive in Charge and Pipe Major since 2009. In 2005, White earned an Eagle Scout Rank through his service and commitment to Boy Scouts of America, a commitment that continues today. White, his wife and his son are members of St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church in Greenville. They make their home in Travelers Rest.