Showing posts with label Mark Montgomery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mark Montgomery. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Action Alignment
Nashville's Artist Growth is the first of what is likely to be a series of offerings for different industry-verticals - this one's targeting performing artists, with a new technology platform. Worth a look.
Wednesday, August 03, 2011
Bullpen Ventures Update
Bullpen Ventures announced via Getahn Ward's piece in The Tennessean that it has added investors Steve Turner (Market Street, Dollar General), Joe Galante (Sony Music), Mark Montgomery (FLO Thinkery).
Monday, March 01, 2010
Claritas Capital tells Montgomery's duties
Claritas Capital has confirmed Mark Montgomery's role as entrepreneur in residence, and provides some detail on his duties. The story is here.
Friday, January 30, 2009
Hello, Marko?
[UPDATED 3:20 P.M.] 
Buzzmaster Mark Montgomery (left), co-founder of Echomusic LLC, now d/b/a simply 'echo', said earlier this week he's leaving the company, which is now a Ticketmaster unit that helps performers (e.g., echo cites work for Keith Urban) build fan-facing online communities and e-commerce revenue. Mark's posts indicate he's spending time attending events, walking beaches and strategizing his next move. One entry suggests that two years ago, when Mark and co-founder Neil Einstman, and later co-owner Pinky Gonzales sold echo to Ticketmaster, the pricetag was a pretty cool $25MM. Mark told us this afternoon Einstman is playing a lot of golf. Gonzales, according to recent reports, is trying his hand at some angel investing, in addition to presenting at events like BarCamp Nashville, a part-time gig as adjunct faculty at Belmont University, and other pursuits.
Buzzmaster Mark Montgomery (left), co-founder of Echomusic LLC, now d/b/a simply 'echo', said earlier this week he's leaving the company, which is now a Ticketmaster unit that helps performers (e.g., echo cites work for Keith Urban) build fan-facing online communities and e-commerce revenue. Mark's posts indicate he's spending time attending events, walking beaches and strategizing his next move. One entry suggests that two years ago, when Mark and co-founder Neil Einstman, and later co-owner Pinky Gonzales sold echo to Ticketmaster, the pricetag was a pretty cool $25MM. Mark told us this afternoon Einstman is playing a lot of golf. Gonzales, according to recent reports, is trying his hand at some angel investing, in addition to presenting at events like BarCamp Nashville, a part-time gig as adjunct faculty at Belmont University, and other pursuits.
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