About Me

My name is Eric H. Doss and I live in Beaufort, South Carolina with my wife, Heather. I am currently a managing editor for LexisNexis. I am originally from Greenville, South Carolina.  I completed my B.A. at The Citadel and my M.A. at Clemson University.

This site started out as a completely personal blog with my thoughts on many different topics.  As I started doing more web development work, the site tended towards these topics, with a focus on nonprofit organizations and small businesses.  As a small business owner, I understand many of the needs and limitations faced by small and medium sized businesses.  I am also very involved in nonprofit organizations and have done extensive web development and deployment work for multiple organizations and clubs.

As you read this blog, you will see technology articles related to small business, nonprofit organizations, and law firms.  I am also very passionate about management and leadership professionalism and you will probably see a few related articles.  And, even thought it’s been overcome by professional writing, you’ll still see quite a few of my personal thoughts and observations.

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Mike Maistelman 10 September 2009 at 7:00 pm

I just posted your blog about Joe “the Heckler” Wilson on a facebook group that I created last night. http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=129732742863#/group.php?gid=129732742863

Eric H. Doss 15 September 2009 at 1:49 pm

Thanks Mike, I appreciate the link to my site. Have a great day

Bud Skidmore 17 January 2010 at 10:35 pm

Enjoyed your post about the Presbyterian Church on Edisto Island. Grew up in that church, married there, parents buried there. Have always loved the old cemetery and its history. Tell Steve Keeler hi for me he still has many friends here. And next time include the story about the plantation wife who stood down the elders of the church when they didn’t want her husband who committed suicide buried in the cemetery… our ladyfolk on Edisto – to this day – are not to be crossed…

Eric H. Doss 17 January 2010 at 11:04 pm

Thanks Bud,
I’ll make sure to ask Steve about the widow you mention, he certainly has a way with stories. Thanks for the comment,
Eric

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