Meet the Owner

Andrea Cropper earned her bachelor’s degree in Marketing Management at the University of Memphis while simultaneously playing for the University’s Division 1 Women’s Golf Team. She is a Nashville Native, entrepreneur, golfer, artist, and marketer. She owns three businesses including her art store, Andrea Cropper Art, her marketing company, Indigo Marketing, and now SAVOR. She has a do-it-yourself attitude and stops at nothing until her dreams become a reality.

 

With the help of her amazing family and support group, she was able to launch SAVOR. When she first had the idea to build a community experience tailored to Nashville locals, something we have been lacking in the city for quite some time, she decided to jump on it before somebody else did.

 

“It was only a matter of time before someone realized there are other people in the city besides tourists and bachelorette parties.” -AC

 

SAVOR is designed to bring a sense of community back to the locals. With a vetted sign up process, we ensure each individual joining our club is a great fit, understands the purpose and importance of each event, and is truly hoping to make lasting connections with fellow Nashville locals.

 

“We have come across so many people who are new to Nashville that have such a hard time meeting people and making lasting friendships and relationships. Even when I came back from college, I had a hard time jumping back into the social scene. It’s just so hard to make friends when all there is to do is go out to a loud, crowded bar and drink. So much for having a decent conversation.” -AC  

 

At SAVOR, we encourage our Nashvillians to slow down, have a seat, enjoy a beautiful meal and converse with fellow friends and neighbors they otherwise would never have had the chance to meet.