Dial DuBose has spent nearly four decades making his mark in commercial real estate development, property management, and construction as Managing Partner of Nalley Commercial Properties. After earning his Bachelor of Science from Wofford College, Dial joined the company in 1987 and has been a driving force behind its growth and diversification ever since. In addition to his role at Nalley, he also serves as President of Touchstone Hospitality, LLC, a multi-state, multi-brand hotel company.
Dial began his career at Galloway-Tripp, Inc., where he wore multiple hats across manufacturing, sales, marketing, and purchasing, experience that gave him a well-rounded business foundation before making the move to Nalley Commercial Properties.
Over the years, he has become the go-to expert for real estate development, construction project management, and commercial property operations, rising to a leadership role where he guides the company's strategic direction and expansion efforts.
Dial's commitment to community leadership is evident in his extensive board service. He has served as Vice Chairman of Pickens County Council and as a Board Member of the South Carolina Public Service Authority (Santee Cooper). In the hospitality world, he has taken on major roles as Chairman of the Hospitality Association of South Carolina and President of the South Carolina Hotel Motel Association.
Dial's passion for regional development shows in his work with the Greater Easley Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and various economic development organizations throughout the Upstate. He continues to make a meaningful impact in education as Board Chair of Lakes and Bridges Charter School and as a member of the Foundation Board for Tri-County Technical College.
His leadership credentials include serving as a delegate to the White House Conference on Travel and Tourism and graduating from Leadership South Carolina (Class of 2002). Dial has also invested in the next generation through leadership roles with the Boy Scouts of America Blue Ridge Council and the YMCA.
Dial and his wife live in Easley, South Carolina, and they have three children.