City prepared for multiple major mixed-use developments, stands to benefit from comparisons and contrasts in other locales
Finding success in navigating Nashville's increasing urban development scene requires more than just funding and construction plans. It demands local partners be capable of balancing quick renovations with complex large-scale developments.
How Mike Curb and ESa helped the university design a hands-on learning environment
Region prepares for an emerging tech that could have big economic impacts
One survey shows most entrepreneurs say their property tax bills are not manageable, but policy change has yet to come
CreatiVets plans 24/7 arts center, ELM offers new venue in historic space
Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee CEO challenges Nashville leaders to see beyond Super Bowl 2030 and set the city up for future success
Lodging spaces across the city aim to stand out as visitors roll in
Affordable Housing Resources CEO discusses city’s changing housing needs, along with potential solutions
How an entrepreneur’s professional experience as a people person is aiding her newest venture in Whites Creek
Listen to more stories from Lindsey Cox, Dr. Natalie Dickson, Kim James and Ryan Wood
Rotary Club of Nashville executive director embraces personal and professional success
Colliers market leader leads in a new industry with detail-oriented mindset, zest for community
LaunchTN CEO values connections, mentorship while leading innovation and economic growth across the state
Tennessee Oncology CEO stays true to roots in ever-evolving world of medicine
Hosted by the Nashville Entrepreneur Center, the Nashville Post brought together founders, investors and innovators from across the city in a launch event for the 2026 Innovation & Ideas digital series, sponsored by Cumberland Pharmaceuticals.
This is a part of a series of columns written by leaders in Nashville for the Post. On the Record will run in several of our special editions, such as Innovation & Ideas, Boom and Leaders and may occasionally appear in our regular weekly newsletters.
As skepticism rises, AI technology is rapidly ingraining itself into higher education, from administrative work to research and course building
Gresham Smith Chief Digital Transformation Officer Mike Sewell shares his insights
Platform aims to create legal AI economy for music to address concerns of artists
Chief investment strategist shares insights into what is working or missing for AI across Nashville's industry sectors
Silicon Ranch now owns cattle. How solar and agriculture came to connect.
Talking to Chris Nanney, Nashville musician and founder of fledgling streaming service, about challenges of establishing better payment model
Local leaders in tech explain the difference in the city's “applied AI gold rush” from development-focused efforts
Vanderbilt doctor shares how increase in precision and other optimizations allow procedure to advance
Banks embrace stablecoins as Bitcoin TV network prepares to launch from local headquarters
Urban farmer, ag-tech entrepreneur sees food as medicineUrban farmer, ag-tech entrepreneur sees food as medicine
Meet the chief of staff to Mayor Freddie O'Connell
Waymo, The Boring Company and TDOT find opportunities at the intersection of commerce and transportation
Following $8.6 billion merger with Synovus, finance sector veteran outlines how company’s model, strategy will drive next phase
Nashville jewelry store secures 12South location, becomes family business
Nashville Area Chamber CEO emphasizes relationships for economic development
Founding partner of Jumpstart Health Investors talks next VC phase
Tractor Supply VP of Technology talks advancements in IT changing business operations
‘If you wait for permission to lead, you’ll be standing still forever’
Ten years after the high-rise boom, large development slows but developers see it as steadying
Rising costs, real estate constraints and competition are reshaping the dining landscape
New university leader takes a businessman's approach to institution's performance
University fundraising campaigns shift with the times
Service, evolution help The French Shoppe, Levy’s Clothier stand the test of time
One of the mainstays of the Nashville Post magazine is our In Charge list. Each year, we highlight the people that make our city work. Be they newly minted or seasoned veterans, we have trimmed this year’s list to the best of the best. See all the lists here.
One of the mainstays of the Nashville Post magazine is our In Charge list. Each year, we highlight the people that make our city work. Be they newly minted or seasoned veterans, we have trimmed this year’s list to the best of the best. See all the lists here.
One of the mainstays of the Nashville Post magazine is our In Charge list. Each year, we highlight the people that make our city work. Be they newly minted or seasoned veterans, we have trimmed this year’s list to the best of the best. See all the lists here.
One of the mainstays of the Nashville Post magazine is our In Charge list. Each year, we highlight the people that make our city work. Be they newly minted or seasoned veterans, we have trimmed this year’s list to the best of the best. See all the lists here.
One of the mainstays of the Nashville Post magazine is our In Charge list. Each year, we highlight the people that make our city work. Be they newly minted or seasoned veterans, we have trimmed this year’s list to the best of the best. See all the lists here.
One of the mainstays of the Nashville Post magazine is our In Charge list. Each year, we highlight the people that make our city work. Be they newly minted or seasoned veterans, we have trimmed this year’s list to the best of the best. See the lists by selecting each category below.
Nashville sees change in how development companies undertake high-rise work
Chamber’s Jeff Hite says eventual River North presence of tech giant will spur additional change
Developer Jim Irwin talks the environmental, intangible perks of salvaging old buildings
