Beth Raebeck Hall had her first music professionally published while still in just the 5th grade. After moving to Nashville to attend Vanderbilt University, she forged a career that spanned decades of writing, performing, composing, producing, and publishing. A founder of the largest songwriting festival in the world, Tin Pan South, and a Grammy-nominated performing artist and songwriter in contemporary blues, she now serves as a mentor in Project Music at the Nashville Entrepreneur Center. She also holds an advisory position with TechCrunch Disrupt (NY) winner RECORDGRAM. When not involved in the industry, Beth is an avid gardener and reader who enjoys spending time with her family and traveling to the beach.