Nashville can boost its existing businesses such as health care and the auto industry — and attract more — by branding itself as “a hip hub for high-tech workers and companies,” says a University of California-Davis expert on the growing shortage of technology talent.
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oneC1TY is at Avo.
1 week ago
Join us, @eatavo and our friends @triluna_wellness this Saturday for yoga in the sand, music, nourishing eats and good vibes! 🥑
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3 weeks ago
@pastarianashville is now accepting reservations for indoor & outdoor seating (seating begins at 5pm)! More info in @pastarianashville bio.
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4 weeks ago
We are excited to welcome @d1westnashville to the oneC1TY family! Starting this Saturday 6/6 they will offer Boot Camp classes in POD D. See the full schedule @d1westnashville.
Register for your free class: www.d1training.com/west-nashville/schedule/
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