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Nashville Entrepreneur Center CEO Jane Allen to step down following search for successor

By: via Business Journals
The Nashville Entrepreneur Center is looking for a new leader. Founded in 2010, the organization is often viewed as the epicenter of Nashville's recent entrepreneurial boom.
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