Elevation Living Magazine
Elevation Living, a magazine published by N2 Publishing, featured a terrific article titled, “Exploring the Amazon with Greenville’s Jonathan Shanin” in their June 2014 edition.
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Upstate Biz SC – Who’s on the Move
Upstate Biz SC has a conversation with AidJoy’s Executive Director, Jonathan Shanin, about what can happen when corporations and charities connect – and AidJoy’s future plans. Read the full article here.
Greenville News – The Founding of AidJoy
Mykal McEldowny and Angela Davis of The Greenville News interview Jonathan Shanin about why he founded AidJoy.
CBS – Your Carolina
Kimberly Kelly and Jack Roper of CBS – Your Carolina interview AidJoy´s executive director, Jonathan Shanin. The interview discusses the need for AidJoy and the current collaboration with the charity Project Amazonas.
Greenville Business Magazine – From SEO to Video
Greenville Business Magazine writer, Richard Breen, interviews Jonathan Shanin about his expertise in search engine optimization. “The goal is really to have people build solid, content-rich sites.”
Clemson University Radio Productions – Your Day Interview With Jonathan Shanin
Your Day, a radio magazine produced as a public service of Clemson University Radio Productions, interviews Jonathan Shanin regarding health care in the Amazon Rainforest. Listen here.
Business Black Box Magazine – Trailblazer Interview With Jonathan Shanin
Jonathan Shanin is interviewed by Business Black Box Magazine for their “visionary thinkers” feature.
USA Today – S.C. group seeks funds for Amazon medical project
GREENVILLE, S.C. — Jonathan Shanin has trudged through jungles with a kayak on his back, and he has worked with businesses to help them climb the Internet search-engine rankings to reap bigger profits. Now, he says he has found a way to combine his love of outdoor adventure with his expertise in online marketing to […]
The Greenville News
Greenville News staff writer, Ron Barnett, chronicles AidJoy’s efforts to raise funds for a new hospital boat for Project Amazonas.
