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Nashville's Real Power Center Just Went All-Female at the Top

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The town's stars get the marquees; the money and the decisions sit elsewhere, in the offices that manage both. Lou Taylor, who has run Tri Star Sports & Entertainment Group for more than three decades, is expanding that leadership bench with an all-female C-suite. It is the kind of move that barely registers outside the business itself, and matters enormously inside it — proof that the executive floor behind Nashville's music industry looks different than it used to.

With reporting from MusicRow.

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