Eliza Pinckney was the foremost female to be inaugurated into South Carolina's Business Hall of Fame in the twentieth century. She transformed agriculture in the colonial of South Carolina, where she industrialized the cultivation of indigo as one of its most significant cash crops. Its agriculture and processing as tint shaped one-third of the total value of the region's trades before the Revolutionary War. She is the administrator of three plantations, Mrs. Pinckney had a major impact on the colonial economy.