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This was a conversation hosted at Richland Country Club in Nashville, TN.
A group of entrepreneurs, real estate developers, investors, and others got together to discuss what's changing in the Nashville tech ecosystem and how does Nashville ask the right questions to be a switchboard city that is connected to all the other great startup cities and hubs.
Shane Mac is interviewed by Logan Mulvey and they discuss questions & topics like:
- What can Nashville do to compete with other cities?
- The Capital Isn't What It Is on Coasts
- What Do you think of the VCs here?
- A controversial tweet about Nashville VC
- What should we do or be thinking about in Nashville?
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Links to people and other things mentioned:
- Shane Mac https://shanemac.com/
- AJ Capital https://ajcpt.com/
- Nashville Warehouse https://www.nashvillewarehouseco.com/
- Logan Mulvey https://www.linkedin.com/in/loganmulvey
Here's the host Logan's bio:
Logan Mulvey is a serial entrepreneur and proven operator. His ability to identify and create categories has led to healthy revenue growth and multiple nine figure enterprise valuations. His knack for developing talent and building relationships has led to him becoming a sought-after trusted advisor and mentor.
As a founding leader at Strivr, Logan established the company vision for content creation and customer success. He built scalable processes and teams to sustain rapid growth across Strivr’s customer base while maintaining best in class experiences. Today he oversees Strivr’s Customer Organization which encompass Customer Solutions, Customer Success, Pre-Sales, Professional Services, and Customer Support.
Logan co-founded his first company, GoDigital Media Group (GDMG), in college out of a deep curiosity for media and visual technologies. GDMG is a media and technology company focused on intellectual property rights management and distribution though its multiple operating subsidiaries. Logan ran and successfully sold one of GDMG’s subsidiary companies Amplify Releasing to Millennium Entertainment in 2014. After the sale, he served as the company’s SVP of Digital Distribution, where he led growth strategies for sales, marketing and acquisitions.
Logan thrives in ambiguity while always driving for clarity.
