sf.citi Executive Director, Jennifer Stojkovic, joined Brian Moyer, President and CEO of the Greater Nashville Technology Council, for a conversation about the factors contributing to the ongoing migration of tech workers and companies outside of the San Francisco Bay Area, as well as approaches Nashville is taking to attract tech talent.
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