The SPRead
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“I started with a large PR firm in downtown Nashville in 2001 (SPR was launched in 2009). After earning a news/editorial journalism degree with an emphasis in magazine service, I had a choice: go to New York and be a magazine writer, or find a job back home in Nashville.
Read MoreWe’re so excited to have Laura Huff working with us this summer! Get to know a little bit about this Ole Miss grad & new Nashvillian!
Read MoreWe are privileged to have Kaitlyn Waggoner interning with us for the second summer in a row! Check out a few fast facts about her below, and be sure to say hi if you see her around town!
Read MoreThe Southern steakhouse concept that A. Marshall Family Foods is slated to bring to the historic Life & Casualty Tower in downtown Nashville in Summer 2017 will be called Deacon’s New South -- a name with significance to the Marshall family, as is the case with each of their restaurants.
Read MoreNashville and Washington, DC–Venio Systems and DSi, two of the leading providers of eDiscovery technology, have partnered to offer corporations and law firms best-of-breed early case assessment services.
Read MoreDSi, a national eDiscovery, legal technology and forensics company, recently received the Service Organization Control 2 (SOC 2) Type II accreditation.SOC 2 is widely considered to be one of the most challenging examinations for a service provider to successfully complete.
Read MoreFor 25 years, University Community Health Services has provided high-quality, affordable healthcare to middle Tennesseans through non-profit community clinics and women’s care centers. The organization is now being rebranded as Connectus Health to better reflect its comprehensive mission and reach. As part of the rollout, Connectus Health will be holding a “Pap A Thon” offering free routine screenings for women’s health on Saturday, May 13.
Read MoreFor more than 40 years, Tom Lawrence has been a lead voice in Williamson
County, as a radio personality and general manager at WAKM-AM 950. Now in semi-retirement,
he’s translating his warm spirit and local knowledge to a role as a community liaison with
Landmark Community Bank in downtown Franklin.
So they asked one of the new kids on the block (Makenzy here!) to write this month’s Ramble, and I was quite excited to do it! I’m a huge music lover & nothing makes me happier than live music–it seems like all I’ve done this summer is go to concerts and music festivals.
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