You Should Know These Up and Coming Nashville Businesswomen

Nashville businesswomen are taking the city by storm
Nashville businesswomen are taking the city by storm | © rawpixel / Pixabay
Leena Kollar

Nashville is full of incredible cuisine, amazing talent, and southern traditions. It’s also a place where women thrive in the business community. As it continues to grow, Nashville provides many opportunities for women to start, run, or own businesses. These remarkable ladies are doing just that, proving that while the glass ceiling hasn’t been completely shattered, it won’t remain intact for much longer.

Amanda Blanck

A graduate of Washington State University, Amanda Blanck is managing partner at Deviate. Her experience as a certified coach makes her a highly sought-after consultant in the business field, where she helps companies transform their teams and reassess their leadership strategies. With a degree in communication, Amanda works with top brands across the country, like the University of Chicago, Clemson University Football, and William Morris Endeavor, assisting them with executive transitions, and training them on how to be effective, values-based leaders. She was the recipient of the 2016 Nashville ATHENA Young Professional Leadership Awards.

Amanda Blanck is managing partner at Deviate

Ali Ryan

Ali Ryan of The Dry House Nashville

Krystal Douglas

Growing up, Krystal Douglas fell in love with sewing after watching her great aunts make everything they wore. Her grandmother was a country/gospel artist who reaffirmed her love of music, and Krystal went on to study music at Middle Tennessee State University. Years later, she combined her affinity for the two to start her business, Music City Sewing. Utilizing her sewing skills and experience in concert production, Krystal creates custom clothing pieces for entertainers—everyone from burlesque dancers, to A-list artists—to wear on stage. Some of her most impressive works include pieces that come off with magnets, sewn backdrops for tours, and ornate rhinestone work. She is considered the “go-to” person in Nashville for custom costume rigging and stage production decor.

Krystal Douglas of Music City Sewing

Stephanie Gerber

A busy mom of three, Stephanie Gerber started her blog, Hello Glow, as a way to rediscover who she was outside of being a mom. The blog focuses on natural beauty, health, and wellness. You’ll find everything from healthy recipes and detox guides to DIY tutorials and green cleaning tips. Stephanie also partners with brands, allowing her to host giveaways on the blog and offering readers inspiring ideas on all things healthy living.

Stephanie tries a DIY avocado face mask

Grace Johnston

Currently the project manager for Martin’s Bar-B-Que Joint, Grace Johnston started at the company on the catering team. From there, she worked her way up to catering manager, before leaving that role to work in digital advertising. She later returned to Martin’s, taking on the position that she holds today. As the project manager, Grace works on both large and small projects that include coordinating events, re-writing the employee handbook, and overseeing merchandising decisions. One of her most recent and notable accolades includes getting Martin’s Bar-B-Que Joint’s online ordering system up and running.

Grace Johnston

Sarah Scarborough

A native Nashvillian, Sarah Scarborough is the owner of Firepot Nomadic Teas. She holds multiple degrees in environmental studies, agroecology, and sustainable development. As a tea connoisseur, Sarah has traveled the world to find the best ways to produce quality teas without compromising on the principles of ethical trade and organic sourcing. Under Sarah’s direction, Firepot Nomadic Teas will be opening a tea bar in April 2018. This will be the first brick-and-mortar store for the brand, which will feature its signature teas, as well as a selection of tea books and tea wares. The latest Firepot innovation, the Masters & Pioneers Collection, will also be unveiled during the opening of the tea bar.

Sarah Scarborough

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