Below is a roundup of news and trends in the human resources field over the last quarter. More

Symphony names Schram pops conductor More Coldwell Banker Barnes adds associates Logan's Roadhouse promotes Effner more ...

For 38 years, come Nov. 15, Mr. Street as been the greeter and seater at the members-only Nashville City Club

Karen Oi was disappointed that her third-grader More

Hospitals are known for encouraging the public to work as volunteers at their facilities, but at Nashville More

Sue Porter oversees company-wide attorney recruitment for BDBC&B, named by National Law Journal in 2004 as the nation's 100th largest law firm (in terms of number of employees) and the 10th fastest growing. With the firm since 1999 and working out of its downtown Nashville office, Porter spends significant time traveling to Baker Donelson's various offices, most of which are located in the Southeast. More

Nashvillians were among the first Americans to use self-checkout equipment at grocery stores More

Before an enthusiastic crowd at the Nashville Civic Design Center last Wednesday, local developer Tony Giarratana unveiled images of his updated Signature Tower. More

A Nashville native, Rebrovick previously served as executive vice president and chief marketing officer for BearingPoint, Inc., where in 10 years she created and led a health care consulting practice and then managed the company More

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