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Unlike the entertainer with the same surname, Rose Dangerfield has earned respect.
Dangerfield returned to her former shop, The Gillespie Agency in Columbia, S.C., as vice president and partner last week, seven months after moving to crosstown rival C.C. Rigg’s.
Dangerfield had been at Gillespie for eight years, rising to vice president, but said she and agency founder and president Elaine Gillespie had “reached a saturation point with each other. I felt I’d done all that I could and she needed to take it to the next level.”
Gillespie said she had taken Dangerfield for granted.
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