K2forma Selected for Nashville Chamber of Commerce ScaleUp Program
The Nashville Chamber of Commerce today announced the18 businesses selected to take part in the first cohort of ScaleUp Nashville. K2forma is pleased to have been selected from over 50 other applicants.
Nashville, TN, January 12, 2016 (Newswire.com) - The Nashville Chamber of Commerce today announced the18 businesses selected to take part in the first cohort of ScaleUp Nashville. K2forma is pleased to have been selected from over 50 other applicants.
“We are thrilled to be part of this exciting new program in Nashville and to have the opportunity to grow our business along with the other entrepreneurs” k2forma owner, Kelly Koeppel said.
"The response to ScaleUp Nashville has been exciting," said Ralph Schultz, president and CEO, Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce. "We feel like the initial class is well represented by a broad cross-section of industry sectors and the potential for business growth is strong."
Ralph Schultz, president and CEO, Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce
ScaleUp Nashville is the local version of ScaleUp America, a Small Business Administration (SBA)-funded program designed to support entrepreneurs with business training and networking.
“The response to ScaleUp Nashville has been exciting,” said Ralph Schultz, president and CEO, Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce. “We feel like the initial class is well represented by a broad cross-section of industry sectors and the potential for business growth is strong.”
For more information on ScaleUp Nashville, visit www.scaleupnashville.com
k2forma, Inc. is a strategy-driven creative agency founded in 2007 and headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee. k2forma has created award-winning campaigns for numerous world-class corporations and non-profit organizations including The 2012 Democratic National Convention, Metro Nashville Arts Commission, Caterpillar, Inc., The Chicago Board of Trade, Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, Lowe’s Home Improvement, Polo Ralph Lauren, Talbots and United Way.
