Brentwood-based post-acute care manager naviHealth has named Tom Catchings its chief technology officer.
One of downtown Brentwood’s few mixed-use buildings has been offered for sale for an undisclosed asking price.
Wesley Financial Group, a leader in timeshare cancellations, continues to receive national recognition.
The leaders of local merchant bank Bailey Southwell & Co. have recruited a veteran of two Minneapolis investment firms to run their affiliated fund focused on health care and etc-enabled services companies.
The Franklin company CKE Restaurant Holdings, the parent of Hardee’s and Carl’s Jr., has appointed a new Chief Financial Officer and a new Chief Technology Officer.
The Franklin software development company Metova worked with a nonprofit group to create an app that provides notifications about the location of attacks launched in Syria.
Bank deposits in Williamson County jumped up over the over the last year, with Tennessee banks leading the way, according to new data released by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
FB Financial executives recently raised $100 million in 10-year debt to give them a little more padding.
The chief accounting officer and controller of Reliant Bancorp has left the Brentwood lender after a year and a half.
Shares of J. Alexander’s Holdings jumped more than 20 percent Friday after the restaurant company’s leaders said sales have rebounded to within 10 percent of last year’s and cash flows are on track to turn solidly positive in the coming weeks.
The Brentwood health care company naviHealth has appointed Tom Catching to be its new chief technology officer.
The fast-casual restaurant CoreLife Eatery is opening a location in Cool Springs.
To help with the growing demand for dermatology services in Williamson County, the owners of Harpeth Valley Dermatology are expanding their operations and opening a new practice in Thompson’s Station in September.
Regional accounting and consulting firm LBMC has added to its ranks a longtime advisor to construction and manufacturing companies across the Southeast.
The Greater Nashville Tech Council’s Analytics Summit will be fully virtual this year.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission claims that Lexus of Cool Springs unfairly treated female employees.
SmileDirectClub executives on Thursday announced they will build an aligner factory in Columbia that will employ more than 600 people over the next five years.
American Constructors Inc. has named Derek Martin president and CEO.
A weekly summary of the most recent property transfers in Williamson County.
The directors of Cracker Barrel Old Country Store have rebuffed the latest attempt by activist investor Sardar Biglari to gain a foothold on the restaurant and retail company’s board.
Home sales in Williamson County last month were higher than the previous year, despite the disruption caused but the coronavirus pandemic.
First Horizon Bank has tapped Cara Rhodes to be the company’s vice president of client services for Middle Tennessee.
Officials with global supply chain company Geodis announced Tuesday that Mike Honious will be promoted to president and CEO of its Brentwood-based Geodis in Americas.
Local dermatology company QualDerm Partners has added a Belle Meade clinic to its network of physician-owned practices.
Williamson Inc. is planning to host an event offering an update on schools and county government during the coronavirus pandemic. This would be the chamber’s first, large-scale signature event since coronavirus led to lockdowns across the state.
Two senior Dollar General executives this week took some profits from the nearly 30 percent year-to-date rally in the retail giant’s shares.
Tractor Supply officials have joined the American Connection Project Broadband Coalition that extends high-speed internet infrastructure to rural areas and have, via the Tractor Supply Company Foundation, committed to donate $1 for every download of its mobile app before Dec. 31 up to $1 million.
The finance team at Brookdale Senior Living this week put the bow on the latest in a series of refinancing transactions. Notable about this $221 million deal: It clears the decks of debt maturities for the Brentwood-based company both this year and next.
A developer and builder announced today a new housing development in Leiper's Fork made up of nine home sites on multiple acres.
Brentwood-based executive search firm Buffkin/Baker has enlisted two longtime recruiters from a competing firm in North Carolina to its higher education practice.
A Franklin resident who was well known for helping companies organize political action to get approval for development projects has died.
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