EO Nashville Members in the News: Jeremy Werthan, Patrick Burke, Andy Bailey, Darek Bell, Ashlyn Hines, Tom Turner, John Huber, Charlie Brock, Julie May, Ben Goldberg, Joshua Boyd, David Waddell, Ben Hanback, Miranda Whitcomb Pontes, Mark Deutschmann, Heather McCollum, Tim Ozgener, Barry Smith, Scott Scovill, J.J. Rosen, Arnie Malham

The Nashville Business Journal took a tour of Werthan‘s [Jeremy Werthan] office, showroom and warehouse.

Two Ten Jack‘s [Patrick Burke] executive chef Jessica Benefield was profiled by The Tennessean.

Andy Bailey’s [Petra] Tennessean column offered do’s and don’ts for how to lead your business. AllBusiness also ran an Andy-written article about work-life balance.

Darek Bell [Corsair Artisan] offered his thoughts to the Tennessean on the high demand for whiskey and an impending shortage. 

Bristol Development [Ashlyn Hines] was mentioned in the Nashville Business Journal’s cover story about apartment growth in Nashville.

The Nashville Business Journal and The Nashville Post wrote about DSi‘s [Tom Turner] new office in Washington, D.C.

Music Row reported that Moo Creative [John Huber] has added Emmy and CMT Music award winning director Roman White to its roster.

Charlie Brock’s [Launch Tennessee] Tennessean column highlighted the companies from Tennessee that will be represented in Southland Village at the upcoming Southland Conference. The Knoxville Business Journal also ran the column and USA Today  spotlighted the conference.

Julie May’s [bytes of knowledge] latest Tennessean column talks about monitoring social media so it does not harm your business or personal life.

Pinewood Social‘s [Ben Goldberg] bar manager Mark Tocco offered his recipe for a smoke pineapple margarita to Yahoo Food. In an article titled, “What’s in your punch bowl?” the Huffington Post picked Pinewood Social as one of the best places to get a large-scale cocktail. 

Ben Hanback’s [Regions Insurance] latest Tennessean column offered business lessons from Pharrell’s mega-hit song “Happy”.

Joshua Boyd [Computer Pros] was the subject of this week’s 40 under 40 profile in the Nashville Business Journal.

David Waddell’s [Waddell and Associates] column for the Memphis Daily News examined the implications of a downward turn for the S&P 500.

Chef Andrew Little of Josephine [Miranda Whitcomb Pontes] will take part in the Challege of the Chefs brunch at Savor Nashville this Saturday. The Tennessean had the story.

Village Real Estate Services [Mark Deutschmann] was ranked in the top ten of The Nashville Business Journal’s residential real estate list.

Style Bistro featured Fruition Salon [Heather McCollum] in its “States of Style” blog series.

The Tennessean gave a glowing review of “The Suit”, performed at Oz Nashville [Tim Ozgener]. In a follow up to it’s own review of “The Suit”, The Nashville Scene applauded Oz’s event and theatre space with a note in its art section.

Eakin Partners [Barry Smith] represented startup NextGxDx in their move to a new office space in Cool Springs. The Nashville Business Journal had the story.

Moo TV [Scott Scovill] has won Pollstar Video Company of the Year award for the past four years in a row. In light of this incredible feat, Pollstar penned a “Getting to Know” Moo article.

J.J. Rosen [Atiba] wrote his Tennessean column about technology loyalty and why it shouldn’t make your decision on a product or service.

cj Advertising [Arnie Malham] has a new home near Cummins Station, according to the Nashville Business Journal.

 

EO Nashville members in the News: Michael Brody-Waite, Clint Smith, Hannah Paramore, David Waddell, Andy Bailey, Scott Scovill, Green Greenwell & Small Business Awards

It’s time for another “In the News” recap:

On August 20, Forbes ran a story about InQuicker [Michael Brody-Waite] and its lack of venture capital fundraising. The article “Health Tech Start-Up InQuicker Shuns Venture Money and Hype” talks about the company’s growth sans VC money.

A Sunday Tennessean article talked about Emma’s [Clint Smith] new digs in the Trolley Barns and new initiatives as a company.

Paramore | the digital agency [Hannah Paramore] is opening an outpost in West Virginia, a fact covered by the Nashville Business Journal on Tuesday.

If you haven’t had a chance to read David Waddell’s [Waddell & Associates] column in the Memphis Daily News, take a few minutes to do so. His August 15 column, “Economic Outcomes Remain Up in Air,” discusses how the economy remains uncertain, and in his August 23 column, “Facts, Feelings Go Hand in Hand,” David gives us all an investment lesson.

Andy Bailey’s [Petra Coach] weekly column for the Tennessean stresses the importance of daily meetings.

On Thursday, August 23, Variety profiled Scott Scovill and the path he took to start Moo Creative and Moo TV.

Friday’s Nashville Business Journal included a story about Nashville-based mergers and acquisitions, using Greg Greenwell’s [TotalPrint] recent purchase of Brooks Technology Management as an example of the trend.

And lastly, the Nashville Business Journal recently announced it’s 2012 Small Business Awards. EO Nashville companies to make the list included:

• Alex Tolbert [Bernard Health]
• Michael Brody-Waite [Inquicker]
• John Kepley [Teknetex]
• Kevin Ross [Metova]
• Ben Hanback [The Hanback Group]
• Bill Kimberlin [Medicare.com]

EO Nashville Members in the News: Dan Hogan, Scott Scovill, Steve Curnutte & Ben Goldberg

Congratulations to four of our Nashville EO members for being front and center in the media recently.

Dan Hogan, CEO of Medalogix, has written an op ed for the Tennessean about how the Affordable Care Act will have a positive affect on entrepreneurial activity.

MooTV was named by Pollstar the Video Company of the Year, the industry’s highest honor, for the second year in a row. MooTV owner Scott Scovill said his LA-based company CenterStaging was voted Top Dog rehearsal facility of the year for the second year in a row.

Steve Curnutte and his company Tortola Partners was recently featured in an Inc. magazine article about his role in the turnaround story of Allen Printing. The story was used as a case study in fast growth in a slow economy.

And last, but not least, Erik Anderson and Josh Habiger, the chefs at Ben and Max Goldberg’s newest establishment The Catbird Seat were named Best New Chefs by Food & Wine magazine. Read the article here.

Congratulations to all from EO Nashville.

Scott Scovill wins two awards

Nashville EO member Scott Scovill is very proud to announce that his company Moo TV was named Video Company of the Year at the recent Pollstar Awards. This is the first time that a Nashville company has ever won this, the industry’s highest honor.

If that weren’t enough CenterStaging, Scott’s west coast venture also won top honors being named Rehearsal Facility of the Year at this year’s Top Dog awards.

All this only one year after the flood nearly wiped him out!