Greenville in The New York Times - Opening the Gate to a Vibrant Main Street in Greenville, SC
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Back in 1998, few could have imagined Greenville’s transformation when Mayor Knox White began selling the idea of a park on Main Street incorporating the Reedy River’s 40-foot waterfall. Falls Park became a spark for a pedestrian-friendly city center when it opened in 2004. Last year, the newly erected One building — located at 1 Main Street — provided yet another stamp of validation and a new home for high-end retailers to complement an already dense selection of restaurants, cafes and shops. “Main Street was not an attractive destination,” the mayor said. “Today, it’s the most vibrant place in the region.”
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Educated Quest: Harvard Alumni Association president gives back by paying forward
EAGLE SCOUT CARL F. MULLER left Harvard University in 1976, but Harvard has never left him. After returning to South Carolina with a trio of degrees (bachelor of arts, juris doctorate, and master of business administration), the Greenville attorney rebuilt the Harvard Club of South Carolina and began screening local applicants.
Thus began more than 35 years of service to the Harvard Alumni Association, service that culminated last summer in his selection as the group’s 2012-2013 president.
Thus began more than 35 years of service to the Harvard Alumni Association, service that culminated last summer in his selection as the group’s 2012-2013 president.
Muller Featured as Entrepreneur
Carl F. Muller was featured by The Greenville News on May 5, 2012 as a leading entrepreneur. The newspaper's profile of Muller focuses on both values and achievements. The full article may be found through this link.
Muller Assumes Leadership of Harvard Alumni Association
Over the summer, Muller officially assumed his role as President of the Harvard Alumni Association (HAA), a position he will hold for a one year term. As president of the HAA, Muller will have the opportunity to travel the country and the globe, representing Harvard University at alumni gatherings and reporting on the alumni experience to University leadership back in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Muller's first engagement as president was a dinner with the Harvard Club of North Carolina in Asheville. In September, he traveled to Vienna, Austria, to meet with European Harvard Club leaders. In October, he went to Canada to meet with leaders there.
