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If knowledge is power, then join us for the ultimate power lunch in Nashville!
On the second Tuesday of each month, NATD members gather for an informative lunch time meeting featuring both timely and fascinating topics concerning our industry today.
Their is no charge to attend an NATD meeting, an optional buffet lunch is available and your parking is validated.
Our past meetings have included the following topics: (see what you have been missing!)
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Events - 2003
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 Kyle Young
Country Music Hall of Fame-Executive Director
Executive Director Kyle Young came and shared his view of the wonderful new Country Music Hall of Fame. As keep of it's flame - he has been there from it's inception to it's present day museum status.
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Events - 2003
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 Al Schiltz
Artist Manager
Artist manager Al Schiltz gave us his light hearted perspective on the management business. Al Schiltz's background spans all facets of the live entertainment industry. He is credited with developing Billy Ray Cyrus' career - including two movies, television guest appearances, and the debut of the hit PAX Television show.
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Events - 2002
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 Annual NATD Christmas Party
It was the season for good cheer as The Nashville Association of Talent Directors cordially hosted our annual holiday party. It was an evening of good food and good friends - did we mention good spirits and music too!
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Events - 2002
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 Joyce Rizer
XM Radio Producer
The Nashville Association of Talent Directors had a front row seat for a look at satellite radio by XM Radio Producer Joyce Rizer. With over 100 channels of digital sounds - XM Radio is sure to be a hit with it's wide range of music, news and talk stations.
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Events - 2002
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 "Annual NATD Breakfast"
An outstanding time was had by all at our annual NATD Breakfast in honor of IEBA. Lines were out the door for good food, good friends and good music. We announced the recipients of the coveted "Hubert Long" and "Talent Director of the Year" awards with the help of surprise guests Ray Stevens and Clay Walker. Our Col. Tom Parker Award was given by Porter Wagoner. We also enjoyed special performances by David Phelps, Bluegrass artist Rhonda Vincent, and the legendary Crystal Gayle.
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Events - 2002
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 Women of the Entertainment Industry
We met the women of the entertainment business. We all learned a lesson as they told their stories on becoming a success on today's industry playing field.
Panelists included:
Fran Romeo, TBA Fairs & Festivals
Jackie Monaghan, Smallbone Mgmt and Webster PR
Sheila Shipley-Biddy, Shipley-Biddy Entertainment
Liz Cavanaugh, Curb Records
Carrie Moore-Reed, Third Coast Talent
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Events - 2002
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 W.B. [Bart] Butler
Rock Solid Security
The world has changed since 9/11- and event security is no exception. W.B. (Bart) Butler of Rock Solid Security joined us to discuss the changes and impact to today's concert industry. Rock Solid Security - "polite but firm."
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Events - 2002
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 Father Joseph Breen
During his thirty-five years as a priest, he has served the Catholic Church in Memphis, Chattanooga, Cleveland, and Murfreesboro. He has been the pastor of St. Edward Church since July 1984. Well spoken, and well known in the entertainment industry, Father Joseph Breen brings a wealth of knowledge and a unique perspective to our luncheon series.
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Events - 2002
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 NATD's Picnic in the Park
An outstanding success and a real treat for one and all. Good food, good friends, and good music abounded throughout the picnic - a perfect way to enjoy the Fan Fair season.
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Events - 2002
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 June Carter Cash
Always a favorite of the lunch bunch - our NATD Artist lecture series featured a true national treasure. June Carter Cash graced our meeting with her wit and charm - spinning stories of her past, complete with a rare treat - her solo performance of one of her own song writing hits "Ring of Fire."
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Events - 2002
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 "Conventional Thinking"
A panel of corporate and convention entertainment specialists discussed the do's and don'ts of the market.
Panelists included:
Barry Jeffrey
William Morris
Steve Tolman, LogiCom Project Management
Phil Barber, Barber & Associates
Kevin Underwood, TBA.
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Events - 2002
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 Stan Byrd
VP of Promotions, Bandit Records
Gave us an up close and personal view of the state of the record industry here in Nashville. His candid views were refreshing and insightful.
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Events - 2002
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 Jim Halsey
Legendary businessman Jim Halsey spoke to an overflowing room of music executives, giving his comments and wealth of knowledge in the music industry.
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