
Voted one of Charleston’s top forty most outstanding community and business leaders, owner and president of Sūmér, LLC, Michelle Salater, is featured in the April 27 issue of the Charleston Regional Business Journal. Michelle has recently changed her company name from Michelle Salater Writing and Editorial, LLC, to Sūmér, LLC. We would like to thank the Charleston Regional Business Journal for being the first publication to publish our new company name!
In honor of the forty fantastic professionals with a commitment to their community, the Charleston Regional Business Journal is hosting a sunset picnic at Alhambra Hall in Mount Pleasant, SC. Come honor Michelle and thirty-nine other spectacular professionals—under the age of forty—at this delightful event, which will take place on Tuesday, May 19, from 5:30pm – 8:30pm. Visit www.charlestonbusiness.com to buy tickets today, or call Kim McManus at 843-849-3116.
View Michelle’s Fort Under 40 profile from the Charleston Regional Business Journal:
“Age: 32
President and owner, Sūmér, LLC
• Chief visionary and chief saleswoman for a company that specializes in writing Web copy, optimized copywriting and life after Web site launch. www.WrittenBySumer.com
• The company name, Sūmér, comes from the Sumerian civilization and was chosen because it symbolizes innovation and the Old World simultaneously. Writing (cuneiform script) and systematic record-keeping were also two innovations attributed to the Sumerians.
Professional goal: To help heal the world, and capitalism, by being a conscious entrepreneur. Salater’s dream is for her company to work with countries devastated by conflict, famine or natural disasters and help rebuild communities through marketing copy that drives tourism and business back into the local economy. Salater wants to empower local communities to do for themselves and take pride in their past, present and future.
Best career advice you’ve ever been given: “Chase the dream, not the money.”
Favorite music artist or musical genre: Wayne Newton.
Favorite restaurant: Charleston Cafe in Mount Pleasant. I live for their four-cheese omelets and grits.”