Jessica Wilmoth, CEO of Wilmoth Financial had office space at Center 615 in 2013-2016. Though life circumstances pushed her to other financial endeavors, she happily moved into another office at Center 615 this past July.
Druid Tree Service is Center 615’s longest-standing tenant, & their business keeps growing! Read why they strive to nurture Nashville’s trees.
Avita Pharmacy aids individuals with unique health needs. Pharmacy manager Alexis Townsend describes her experience working for the leading national HIV-focused pharmacy.
Community-first thinker Mike Logan was Washtopia’s first hire. He endeavors to help people realize there is more to a car wash than simply deciding whether to add a wax coat.
Instead of choosing one nonprofit to work for, Amy Merritt Campbell created a way to assist several avenues of social impact to succeed through Elevate Consulting.
Laura McCoy, head of design firm McCoy Design, has been at Center 615 since 2017. McCoy Design provides top-notch signage and wayfinding design as well as extraordinary environmental branding for their clients.
Nothing prepares you to help others navigate difficult moments in life better than experiencing one first hand. Michael Rivas shares his story that helps him empathize with his clients.
A beloved gem in East Nashville, Goobuy Girls was established in 2010 by Nashville native Tanya and her best friend Kim. Selling vintage clothing and handmade goods, read what owner Tanya has to say about her affinity for cowgirl boots and love for Five Points.
Raphah Institute is a multi-faceted justice and equity entity that brings healing to the Nashville community. Read Center 615’s interview with Raphah’s leaders Travis Claybrooks and Ashlee Sellars.
Since 2018, Daly opened her own waxing studio to foster a gender neutral salon & spa. On the side, she encourages youth to build confidence.
