BOMA 2017 International Conference & Expo attendees were treated to a taste of Nashville at Sunday’s welcome party at the Omni Hotel.

The BOMA Executive Committee stopped outside the ballroom to snap a quick photo before heading inside for a night of Southern food, drinks and live music.

Nashville group Brassfield Alley provided BOMA 2017 attendees plenty of opportunities to channel their inner Maren Morris or Merle Haggard with the honky tonk tunes of Tennessee.

BOMA Japan’s Kazunari Kondo and Shinohara Takashi proved they were the best guitar ticklers this side of Broadway when they took to the music rack at Sunday night’s party.

Genea’s Valerie Holaman, Crystal Romero and Richelle Drost were all smiles to be in Music City, U.S.A.

Jeffrey Marquis of DMS Facility Services and BOMA Executive Committee member Billy Cates said they loved Nashville and all the local food and drinks at Sunday’s party.

Airwavz Solutions CEO Brad Davis and his wife, Lynn, came to BOMA 2017 from Charlotte, North Carolina, and jammed to Brassfield Alley while praising the host city.

The Texas trio! We snapped Heather Haney of Cousins Properties and the Texas Medical Association’s Lisa and Ron Hensley (all of Austin).

Chandra Miller of ABM Industries, BOMA Fellow Karrie McCampbell and BOMAPAC Bronze Linda Phillips were all happy about seeing astronauts Mark and Scott Kelly earlier in the day.

This group is taking Nashville fashion seriously! Reidy Metal Services Kelly Reidy and JLL’s Sandy Robinson (both of Denver), Southern California’s Imani McMillan, and BOMA Greater L.A.’s Michele Ware rocked out in true cowgirl style.

Not to be outdone, BOMA Silicon Valley’s Tiffany Lauchlan also rocked a cowgirl hat with BOMA Sacramento member and Cushman & Wakefield colleague David Mastro. They were joined by friends and BOMA Silicon Valley members Remy-Anne Viajar and LaToya Ross.