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Nashville businessman and philanthropist Ben R. Rechter, whose behind-the-scenes efforts involving civil rights, education, nonprofits, public media and the arts were integral in making the Middle Tennessee region a national model the past 50 years, died May 7. He was 83.
Rechter was president of Rogers Group Investments Inc. and was a founder and the second-ever board chair at the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, where he remained an active member of its Board of Trustees.
CFMT honored him and other founders with the Joe Kraft Humanitarian Award in 2001. In 2016, he shared the initial Bridge to Equality Award along with his close friend, the late Francis Guess, for their tireless efforts to create equal opportunity in Nashville.
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Ralph Rogers at his popular Acres Noosa commercial complex in Noosaville.
Mr Rogers has previously repurposed buildings such as the Ecomnoosa complex in Noosaville, which was formerly a failed retail space.
He transformed that into a successful accelerator space for small business.
One of his favourite projects is Acres Noosa â a popular Noosaville destination focusing on health, home garden and meals near the Thomas St dining precinct.
Mr Rogers has engaged building designer Andrew McKellar on his latest passion project.
He expects construction will be complete by June.
âItâs such a prominent location â the building looked squashed and it looking derelict was such a bad look for Coolum Beach so I decided to do something about it,â Mr Rogers said.