Hive Business Center Operating Hours
Monday - Thursday: 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.Friday: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Contact us:
Phone: 803-981-7397Email: HiveBusinessCenter@yorktech.edu
Client Ron Tyre launched his website, Steamking.us in March 2011. Tyre and his associates have developed a portable, propane-fueled food steamer. The steamer can be used to steam any types of foods. It would be especially useful for tailgating and parties where large crowds are to be fed. It will steam up to 40 lbs. of food at a time. Great for steaming any type of shellfish!
Client Mike Love launched his website, Love Woodcraft in April 2011. Love is custom building beautiful furniture in his shop.
Client Louise Copeland launched her website, CEC Consults in June 2011. Copeland is providing higher education consulting.
Client Cameron Mills launched her website, Cameron Mills in July 2011. Cameron is a beautiful, little model.
Hive Business Center
The Hive Business Center (HBC) provides services to start-ups and small businesses. The HBC is run by York Technical College students to provide administrative services such as development of marketing materials, data entry, database development, small local area network setup, accounting system set-up, etc. Basically, the HBC exists to help small businesses grow. It also serves a dual purpose in giving York Technical College students an opportunity to use their skills in real world activities. Students work under the supervision of faculty.- Accounting Systems
- Peachtree set-up
- Quickbooks set-up
- Copy services
- Black and white
- Color
- CD's
- DVD's
- Database and Applications Development
- Design
- Brochures
- Business cards
- Flyers
- Logos
- Menus
- Posters
- Local Area Network
- Small systems set up
- Marketing
- Customized plans
- Direct mail
- Photography
- Websites
- Initial website development
- Updates
Services
We strongly encourage businesses to have a business plan. The Small Business Development Center at Winthrop University assists with business plans and provides consultation services for small businesses. Existing businesses in need of counseling for expansion or re-doing their business plans are also among SBDC clients.
Businesses operating within the City of Rock Hill should visit Rock Hill's Open for Business Center for help with zoning and building requirements, business licenses and other requirements for starting a business.