Harpeth Capital picks advisors for expansion effort

Nashville Business Journal - March 1, 2006

Investment banking firm Harpeth Capital has created an advisory board of seasoned business executives to help it expand nationally.

The seven-year-old firm is based in Nashville, but has its eye on moving into other markets in the near future.

The advisory board members are:

• William Andrews, principal at Kohlberge & Co. and chairman of Corrections Corp. of America;

• Sam Bartholomew, founder and chairman emeritus of law firm Adams & Reese/Stokes Bartholomew;

• Jim Bradford, dean of Vanderbilt University's Owen Graduate School of Management;

• Bret Comolli, CEO of Asurion;

• Marty Dickens, Tennessee president of BellSouth Corp.;

• Winfield Dunn, former Tennessee governor;

• Jack Faris, recently-retired president and CEO of the National Federation of Independent Business;

• Clayton McWhorter, co-founder and chairman of Clayton Associates;

• Stuart McWhorter, co-founder and president of Clayton Associates;

• George Yowell, president of Tennessee Tomorrow Inc.

Posted on March 7, 2006.