Carter joins the Liquid Catering/Old Cigar Warehouse team
December 16, 2014
GREENVILLE, SC – Liquid Catering and the Old Cigar Warehouse has hired Bethany Carter as Office Manager.
A native of Rochester, N.Y., Carter has spent the past 16 years in the hospitality industry. She started as a host at an Olive Garden and worked her way up to District Trainer for Darden Restaurant Group before moving to Table 301 in 2004. At Table 301, she managed several restaurants in the group and handled special events and catering.
In her new role, Carter will schedule all staff for events, handle all human resources paperwork for employees, keep up with all bookkeeping and help the team with daily operations and events.
Carter has volunteered for theplast seven years to help coordinate Euphoria Greenville’s Jazz Brunch as well as helped manage other aspects of the event.
“Bethany is a valuable addition to our team,” said Tammy Johnson, owner of Liquid Catering and The Old Cigar Warehouse. “She provides the experience and dedication we need to continue to provide great events.”
About Liquid Catering
Liquid Catering specializes in providing top-shelf bar elements for all occasions. Liquid Catering offers the most experienced bartenders and mixologists in the region, providing an array of services from wine tastings and weddings to corporate functions and non-alcoholic events. The company employs 40-50 people, ensuring it can handle even the largest of events. Liquid Catering can also furnish security guards, cocktail servers, caterers, promotional models and more.
For more information, or to book Liquid Catering for your event, visit www.liquid-catering.com.
About the Old Cigar Warehouse
Located at 912 S. Main Street across from Fluor Field in the West End, the Old Cigar Warehouse features more than 7,000 square feet of event space, an open catering policy and full event support, allowing the venue to deliver a seamless event.
The Old Cigar Warehouse was built in 1882 and historically used as a warehouse for cigars and cotton. With 45-foot-high ceilings, exposed brick and stained floors, the warehouse is sure to inspire the most creative of events.
Learn more at www.oldcigarwarehouse.com.
