John Eskridge Nashville

Nashville, Tennessee, resident John Eskridge focuses on enterprise analytics and business intelligence with the Oracle Corporation. Joining the international provider of business hardware and software systems in 2006 as a technology sales manager, he has maintained a proven record of success managing complex multimillion dollar accounts that has placed him in the company’s top sales positions year after year. As a strategic account sales manager in the Nashville office, John Eskridge possesses the expertise needed to service Fortune 500 companies supplying product, negotiating pricing, strategizing accounts and developing long-term customer relationships.

A 12-year member of The Recording Academy known for its prestigious GRAMMY Awards, Mr. Eskridge founded iMusicGroup, a firm which pioneered the concept of “Instant Concert CDs.” Combining his IT background with his advocacy for the music industry, he developed the proprietary system Replay, which allows recording of a concert with immediate duplication on CD.

Mr. Eskridge’s ancestry bears a connection to the mother of President George Washington. Family history indicates Colonel George Eskridge was named guardian of Washington’s mother, Mary Ball, at age 12 until her 21st birthday, which prompted her to name her son after the Colonel.