Kimberly Martin is director of institutional effectiveness at Volunteer State Community College in Gallatin. Martin was at Bethel University.
Jon Hanson is a senior client manager in the Nashville office of Smith Seckman Reid, Inc. Hanson was a facility administrator/CEO for DaVita Inc. in Lone Tree, Colo.
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- Laid-off executives have farther to fall
- Tesla Motors files for IPO
- Bank failures accelerate
- Bernanke slammed, but wins 2nd term
- Business briefs: Chrysler won't fight arbitration
- Toyota scurries to find a fix as recall expands
- Rutherford wants fees, taxes reinstated
- GM will sell Saab brand to Spyker
- Regions loses $606 million, says loan problems are...
- Keyless car systems confuse drivers, raise safety ...
- Nashville's general aviation firms see end to down...
- New farmers grow knowledge at Chattanooga conference
- South's jobless seek work in Tennessee
- Poverty rate hits 17.5 percent in Nashville
- Fed chief vote fans economic fears
- Banks ramp up lobbying in second half of 2009
- Clarcor: Recovery clears path for growth and brigh...
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- China calls Clinton speech 'harmful'
- Middle TN business bankruptcies
- Harry Reid helps to build up support for Bernanke
- Government union rolls grow as layoffs hit private...
- Long-term care insurance bill's prospects diminish
- Nashville airport board approves rental-car facility
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- Obama calls for bank limits
- Nashville business briefs: Nashville Bank names ne...
- Sweethearts candy to feature 'Tweet Me' message
- Iasis repurchases preferred stock with cash
- Automakers start to hire again
- $30M to ease housing crisis in Nashville area
- Positive outlook helps entrepreneurs in hard times
- Very Light Car will be introduced at Detroit auto ...
- New owners restart 'Editor & Publisher'
- Growth stocks are back on top
- U.S., Walmart's focus on green eases path
- Johnson & Johnson accused of paying drug kickb...
- Mortgage plan fails to live up to goals
- File taxes online and get refund in 10 days
- Nashville music labels involved in suit over song ...
- High court signals doubt NFL has antitrust protection
- TV ads against reform paid by health insurers
- FDIC will seek input on pay plan for banks
- Luxury retailer Tiffany raises profit forecast
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- Chrysler CEO says automaker needs to raise sales 1...
- Soaring U.S. debt could limit growth, history sugg...
- Social media, mobile devices pack essential wallop
- Automakers lure frugal buyers with smaller, greene...
- Cost of house insurance likely to rise in TN
- Bank secrecy law broken
- Bear Stearns brand dies 2 years after collapse
- Developments earn TN 'State of the Year' title
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- Lonnie's karaoke bar sued over song royalties
- Fed had conflicts over mortgage plan
- TN says Colombian cigarette maker owes $300,000
- Builder has plans for Mt. Juliet city center
- Tennessee Livestock Auctions
- Home sales fall off as tax credit stays
- Little Debbie seeks a look-alike on 50th anniversary
- Gadget show aims for affordable tech
- Dubai opens the world's tallest skyscraper
- Cities take back their corporate tax breaks
- Fed chief: Regulation is best defense against spec...
- Low appraisals scuttle home deals
- Marina developer files for bankruptcy protection
- Highway traffic safety agency tries to keep pace
- Doris Demos' funeral is Saturday
- Judge Robinson buys family's funeral home
- To get it right, public speaking takes practice, s...
- Highway traffic safety agency tries to keep pace
- Toyota leads safety recalls for first time
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