Mark Montgomery 
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Re: “A network of hard-charging startups has the potential to remake Nashville as the next big tech city”

Shoo.Fly and jd_lynch, out of curiosity, what exactly have you done to move the city forward? And yes, we did present the Chamber with an expansive plan to address the problem, not based on a budget, but based on solving the problem (after all, that is what we are trying to do, right?) - and to say they passed would just be incorrect. Most of what they are doing was adopted from the plan we co-created with the Chamber. Which by the way, is led by a man who is a personal mentor and friend, Ralph Schultz.

Based on the dollars allocated, I (we at the "thinkery") would have recommended a different sequence. Rather than building a "fucking website" and throwing a party, they should have allocated that budget to John Wark at the NSS (which by the way SF and JD, or whatever your real names are, I have not seen you on the NSS donor rolls) - which would have more market impact than "printed brochures" and a website.

As my grandfather said, "watch their feet not their mouths", and all I see are your mouths. And finally boys (or girls) why don't you use your real names, so we can do some fact checking on your activities.

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Posted by Mark Montgomery on 02/23/2013 at 11:09 AM

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