Alex Reynolds
Hailing from the Greenville with an extra e (Greeneville, TN), Alex made his way to Greenville, SC for college. After graduating from North Greenville University with a BA in Communications, he not only stuck around, but became an expert of the area. Alex is the founder and President of Taylors TownSquare, is on the board of the Greenville County Historic and Natural Resources Trust, and holds a very active role in his community.
Alex has experience in all things tech. He has executed roles in project management and process improvement, web development and setup, event and portrait photography, media production management, live event execution, church media and marketing strategy, and SaaS customer support and onboarding. Phew, that was a lot, but you get the idea.
Alex is ready to help you take your jumbled operations and make them a smooth, effortless process.
Alex’s Other Work & Roles
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Taylors TownSquare
Founder & President | a community development corporation working to benefit the Taylors, SC area.
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Context & Content
Writer | A mostly weekly newsletter that discusses our environments, how we shape them, and how they shape us.
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Greenville County Historic & Natural Resources Trust
Communications Committee Chair | A Council-appointed Board of Greenville County that funds preservation projects
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Photographer
Freelance Photographer | I capture live events and natural light portrait photography
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ScopeStack
Customer Success & Onboarding Lead | I work to ensure ScopeStack Clients get started well and successfully use the platform.
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Alex Reynolds for County Council
Alex Reynolds was a 2024 Republican candidate for Greenville County Council, District 20
Alex Reynolds in the News
Helene devastates Upstate's historic landmarks and natural wonders. Here's what was damaged. - Post & Courier, October 4, 2024
Nonprofit acquires Chick Springs property in Taylors, plans public park - Upstate Business Journal, May 31, 2024
Once famous, now neglected historic Greenville County, SC, property gets hope for new life - WYFF4, May 31, 2024
Group acquires historic Chick Springs property in Taylors - GSA Business Report, May 31, 2024
Historic 52-acre property could soon become Greenville County’s newest park - WSPA - January 1, 2024
Building Community: Making Taylors More than a Zip Code - Simple Civics: Greenville County - December 12, 2023
Meet Alex Reynolds - Bold Journey - December 8, 2023
Preservation of Chick Springs Hotel - Fox Carolina - November 9, 2023
Preserving Greenville’s Legacy and Natural Beauty: The Impact of the Historic and Natural Resources Trust - Simple Civis: Greenville County - March 21, 2023
Nonprofit Hopes to Acquire Chick Springs Property - The Greer Citizen - March 8, 2023
Paris Mountain State Park is in the process of expanding more than 100 acres - WSPA - December 1, 2022
Historic site purchased for Piedmont museum, but funding is still needed - Greenville Online - September 21, 2022
New historical marker commemorating the Southern Bleachery Mill Village unveiled - Upstate Business Journal - June 22, 2022
We talk with Greenville, SC’s Taylors Mill about its NYT debut - GVL Today - December 23, 2021
Radio: Town Highlight – Taylors - My Greenville Home Radio - April 9, 2021
Radio: Town Highlight – Taylors - My Greenville Home Radio - April 24, 2020
As Greenville County seeks answer to sprawl, Taylors shows how to rebuild from within - Greenville Online - September 9, 2019
Taylors plans to put itself on the map - Greenville Journal - June 16, 2016
Rebranding Taylors - Upstate Business Journal - August 7, 2015
Taylors' adaptive reuse serves as model - Greenville Online - May 19, 2015
Taylors First Baptist marks 150 years - Greenville Online - September 12, 2014
Taylors TownSquare builds community through storytelling - Greenville Online - March 11, 2014