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WeGo Public Transit has hired Renuka Christoph as director of marketing, sales and communications.
Christoph (pictured) comes to WeGo from the Music City Center, at which she served as the director of communications overseeing marketing, media, public relations and communications. Prior to that, Christoph worked as a communications consultant for Vanderbilt University and Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
Christoph holds a bachelorâs degree in graphic design from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater and a masterâs degree in marketing from Tennessee State University. She has served as a board member for Sister Cities of Nashville and as a freelance travel writer for the Tennessee Tribune and The Tennessean. She also launched Nations in Our Neighborhood, an initiative promoting Nashvilleâs ethnic food and culture.
Sarah Livings has joined Nashville-based commercial and residential architecture firm Studio 8 Design.
Livings (pictured) holds a bachelor’s degree in architecture from Auburn University, where she was active in design-build programs including the Rural Studio Program and the 100Fold Summer Studio in Montana. She is a member of the American Institute of Architects.
“Sarah brings a design foundation, passion and some hands-on construction experience and we’re thrilled she has joined our team,” said Matt Taylor, Studio 8 Design founder.
Founded in 2005, the Studio 8 Design office is located in downtown’s Rutledge Hill district. The firm’s portfolio includes tenant buildout and improvement, ground-up commercial, adaptive reuse and custom residential architecture and design projects throughout Middle Tennessee, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida and Texas.
Bradley Arant Boult Cummings has elevated two attorneys in its Nashville office to partner. Timothy Capria is a member of Bradley’s intellectual property group and focuses on acquiring IP and enforcing IP rights. Capria, a Duke University School of Law graduate, joined Bradley in 2016 after a stint as an associate at Patterson Intellectual Property Law in Nashville. Keaton Osborne, who joined Bradley in 2013, is a member of the firm’s banking and financial services practice group, where he focuses on commercial finance. A former engineer, he also works on intellectual property, including trademark clearance and registration. The firm also announced the elevation of 11 new partners in its other offices.