Allen Inglesby Named Director Emeritus at SC Technology & Aviation Center
December 13, 2011
GREENVILLE, SC – December 12, 2011 – The South Carolina Technology & Aviation Center (SCTAC) named Allen Inglesby Director Emeritus of the SCTAC Board of Directors today recognizing his committed service and leadership. During his 30 years of involvement with the SCTAC Board of Directors, Inglesby served as Chairman and Member-At-Large, saw the re-branding of SCTAC as well as several key investments and expansions totaling well over $350 million.
“The Board and I truly appreciate Allen’s dedication and direction while serving on the SCTAC Board of Directors,” says Jody Bryson, President and CEO of SCTAC. “His experience and understanding has greatly contributed to the progression of SCTAC as an economic development epicenter in the Upstate.”
As co-founder and president of I&M Industrials Inc. where he has worked for over 40 years, Inglesby is well-respected throughout the state for his experience in the field of compressed air, steam applications and controls. His continued success as an entrepreneur and dedicated business-man can be seen through I&M Industrials’ achievements and unprecedented obligation to customer service in South Carolina and Georgia.
Inglesby has been an enthusiastic member of the Donaldson Fire Service Area Board. His clear passion for the Donaldson Center Fire Department is evidenced by more than 20 years of previous participation with the Fire Service Board.
Inglesby also served on the Board of Directors for Industrial Compressors Distributors Association, the Greenville Airport Commission, the United Cerebral Palsy Board of Directors, and several other prestigious clubs and organizations across the state and nationally during his 50+ years of professional business experience.
Inglesby and his wife of over 20 years, Carol Inglesby, are blessed with four children and seven grandchildren, and reside in Greenville, S.C.
About South Carolina Technology & Aviation Center:
SC Technology and Aviation Center is designed to meet the unique needs of technologically-advanced businesses in a global economy. The center features an attractive combination of advanced manufacturing, distribution and aviation facilities. With over 80 successful and diverse companies, SCTAC has an annual economic impact of $1.4 billion, while supporting more than 6,800 jobs. The park, centered around Donaldson Field’s 8,000’ primary runway, is also recognized as a major aircraft maintenance and modification center capable of completing major structural repairs, inspections and other service needs. To learn more about SCTAC operations or the 550 acres of parcels available, please visit www.sc-tac.com.
