On Friday, June 7, the Crescent One Innovation District came alive with rhythm, flavor, and community connection as the South Carolina African American Tourism Council hosted its vibrant Reggae Block Party at Flywheel Coworking. With the sun shining and a breeze in the air, the event brought together families, entrepreneurs, neighbors, and visitors from across Greenville to celebrate culture, creativity, and collaboration.

Flywheel Greenville was proud to serve as the venue of choice for this unforgettable evening. Both the coworking space and the adjacent Pavilion Event Venue offered the perfect blend of energy and flexibility for an event of this scale. 

Meet Justin Jones-Fuso, founder of Work. Meaningful. and a Flywheel member on a mission to bring heart back into the workplace. In this You’re So Fly Q&A, Justin shares how curiosity, connection, and purpose drive everything he does—from boardrooms to classrooms around the world.

1. What Inspired You to Create Work. Meaningful., and How Does It Help Organizations Enhance Employee Engagement and Inclusion?

I started Work. Meaningful. 18 years ago, because I noticed something odd—people were showing up to work, but their hearts weren’t. And full confession: I was one of them. I was productive, but not purposeful. So, I set out to close that gap.

Generational Performance Solutions: A Bold New Brand, A Clearer Mission, and a Promising Future

In today’s rapidly evolving workplace, clarity of mission and adaptability are critical for success. Generational Performance Solutions (GPS), formerly known as YoPro Know, exemplifies what it means to reimagine a brand with purpose. In a recent conversation with Flywheel, GPS founder Kamber Parker shared insights on the rebranding journey, the inspiration behind the new identity, and the momentum it has already created.

A Strategic Pivot Years in the Making

The rebrand wasn’t a spur-of-the-moment decision. Kamber explained that the idea had been percolating for well over a year.