Messy Titles Workshop (Franklin)
Messy Titles Workshop (Franklin)
Tue, Apr 11, 9:00 AM
First Floor Conference Room • Franklin, TN
$25 - $50
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March 20 FrankTalks: People to Know
Franklin Tomorrow's March FrankTalks lecture will focus on People to Know in our community.
By Franklin Tomorrow
When and where
Date and time
Monday, March 20 · 9 - 10:30am CDT
Location
Williamson County Enrichment Center 110 Everbright Avenue Franklin, TN 37064
About this event
Franklin Tomorrow's FrankTalks has a new date and location for March.
The event will be held on Monday, March 20, at the Williamson County Enrichment Center located at 110 Everbright Ave in Franklin, TN 37064. It will begin at 9 a.m. with a coffee social and the program at 9:30 a.m.
The theme for this program is "People to Know", featuring a panel of business and community leaders who you need to know in 2023. Panelists will include Tyrus Sturgis, Chief Officer of Engagement for the Heritage Foundation of Williamson County; Christopher Swafford, Chief Operating Officer for Blood Assurance; and Patrick Thomas and Rachel Potter, who are performing April 7 at the Franklin Theater in a show called "Country Legends," but are well-known performers.
In his new role, Sturgis is serving on the Heritage Foundation's Senior Leadership team to provide strategic oversight for Public Relations and Marketing, the Downtown Franklin Association, and the Foundation’s major events, including Main Street Festival, Pumpkinfest, and Dickens of a Christmas.
Swafford has been with Blood Assurance for 12 years and lives in Williamson County. Blood Assurance has a permanent donation site in Cool Springs and is a nonprofit, full-service regional blood center serving healthcare facilities in Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Kentucky and North Carolina. It is the primary supplier of blood products for Williamson Medical Center.
Nashville-based recording artists Patrick Thomas (The Voice) and Rachel Potter (Broadway and The X Factor) will share with us their electric chemistry and charisma which is showcased in "Country Legends," a concert-style musical revue of country music through the ages. The show toured for over five years, appearing with orchestras from Alaska to Hawaii and everywhere in between and will be staged April 7 at the Franklin Theatre.
We are holding the event one week later to avoid the week of Spring Break for local school districts.
Our coffee social with Lyon Leadership Group, McDonald's will begin at 9 a.m.
FrankTalks is presented monthly in partnership with Renasant Bank and Franklin Tomorrow's sustaining partners, Atmos Energy and Williamson Health.
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Franklin TomorrowFranklin Tomorrow is the community visioning nonprofit for Franklin. Established in 2001, it seeks to engage the community, foster collaboration, and advocate for a shared vision for the future of Franklin. That shared vision for the future of Franklin is to be a city with robust neighborhoods, a vibrant economy, distinct character, and great people.