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1 day ago | nashvillepost.com | Julianne Akers

More than 200 local leaders, policymakers and housing advocates attended a housing summit hosted by the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce and the Alliance for an Affordable Nashville on May 13. “Housing Matters: Shaping Nashville's Housing Future” featured various speakers and panels on affordable and workforce housing inspired by the chamber’s recent leadership study mission in Charlotte.

2 days ago | nashvillepost.com | Jeremy K. Gover |Emma Lingan

On this episode of the It's All Your Fault podcast presented by Farm Bureau Insurance of Tennessee, Jeremy K. Gover and Emma Lingan are joined by the voice of the Milwaukee Admirals, Aaron Sims as they discuss:Are we seeing that NHL experience pay off for the prospects in Milwaukee? What are teams looking for when NHL-hopeful players are assigned to the AHL? What was it like calling that Calder Cup Playoff series between Milwaukee and Rockford?

2 days ago | nashvillepost.com | Nicolle S. Praino

The Nashville Technology Council’s new CEO Mark Blaze officially took his seat at the head of the organization on Monday. He takes the reins from interim CEO and Chief Operating Officer Sandi Hoff, who filled the role after former CEO Elise Cambournac stepped down at the end of 2024. Cambournac began her tenure with the nonprofit in April 2022, having replaced Brian Moyer.

2 days ago | nashvillepost.com | Julianne Akers

The Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce is gaining two new C-suite roles and reshuffling some of its current staff. The chamber announced on Monday that Sara Zakhary has been promoted to serve as the organization's first chief marketing officer to oversee marketing, communications, event logistics and sponsorship fulfillment. Zakhary previously served as the chamber’s senior vice president of marketing and communications.

3 days ago | nashvillepost.com | Julianne Akers

A recently released state audit shows Tennessee State University made repeated financial errors during fiscal year 2023, mirroring similar mistakes referenced in prior audits. The 160-page report outlines 15 findings that point to erroneous financial statements and lack of oversight by TSU management. It notes that the university overstated its cash holdings by more than $5.7 million, mismanaging funds related to university housing, debt and scholarships.