Our own Chris Ennis was among a small group of Nashville tech enthusiasts who participated in the first Tool Talk Wednesday evening.  Tool Talk was created by Dave Delaney, a champion of social media and everything geek in Nashville.  According to Delaney’s blog,  each month a round table will be created for up to 8 people to discuss their current favorite online tools.

Ennis and Delaney were joined at the first Tool Talk by Rex Hammock, head of Hammock Inc., a Nashville-based custom media and social media marketing company; Mitch Canter, owner of Studio NashVegas where Mitch specializes in all things WordPress; Alison Groves who specializes in SEO copywriting for Nashville-based Sitening; Chuck Bryant who is COO at Nashville startup BorderJump and is also overseeing BarCamp Nashville 2009; Eric Shuff, Social Media Coordinator for The Tennessean; and Kate O’Neill, founder of [meta]marketer, a Nashville-based web strategy and services agency.

The full session audio is available at:

http://www.davemadethat.com/2009/07/30/tool-talk-1-a-conversation-with-nashvilles-brightest-minds-in-tech/#comments

During the discussion, you will hear interesting insight and opinions about tools that the participants are using with great success.

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