My name is Vince Wilcox.

My wife and I have made Middle Tennessee our home for more than 30 years. We met at the University of Virginia where I earned a Bachelor of Arts in religious studies. A few years later, I earned a Masters of Science in education at Old Dominion University, specializing in guidance and counseling. During those years, I worked with students and their families in schools and at churches, striving to increase the quality of life in our communities.

After we returned to Nashville in 1984, I was privileged to serve as vice-president at two respected music companies before launching my own management and marketing business several years later. In the early nineties, my wife and I set down roots in Franklin, TN where we have been blessed to raise two talented daughters. We continue to be involved in leadership roles at church and in business.

I pursued a Doctor of Jurisprudence degree at Nashville School of Law as the next logical step in my entertainment business career. While in law school, I was privileged to serve as an intern with the Office of the Public Defender in Williamson County for three years, representing criminal defendants for two years in a limited capacity under their supervision. After passing the Bar, I was hired as an interim Assistant Public Defender until October 2013, when I was named Coordinator of the 21st Judicial District Drug Court.

In April 2014, I became General Manager for Belden Street Music, the parent company for and online subscription services for worship leaders, choir directors and church dramatists seeking resources to glorify God and transform lives.