Discovering at a young age his love for the business of music, Steve Robinson began producing concerts and promoting bands as a junior in high school. This continued as a hobby well after graduation. At the age of 21, he joined country music newcomer, Randy Travis, for his first cross-country tour.

After coming off the road and spending two years in sales, the Richmond, Virginia native moved to Tennessee where he graduated with honors from East Tennessee State University, having double-majored in Public Relations and Speech. While in college, Robinson served as General Manager for the St. Louis Cardinals Baseball Club affiliate in the Appalachian League, thereby becoming the second youngest General Manager in Minor League baseball at the time.

In 1994, Robinson followed his interests to Nashville, where, combining his lifelong love of music and politics, he served as a speechwriter for congressional candidate (current US Representative Marsha Blackburn), and later worked in Don Sundquist's successful campaign for Governor as a liaison to the music industry. This led to the opportunity to Vice-Chair The George and Barbara Bush 50th Anniversary Celebration, where he was involved in every aspect of pre-event logistical planning including production, scripting, security, travel, entertainment, and promotion. The show, "With Love, From Nashville," was taped to air as part of a special on The Nashville Network.

In 1995, when former Tennessee Governor (now US Senator) Lamar Alexander assembled the team for his Presidential campaign, Robinson was hired as Deputy Director for Advance, serving in that capacity for the next year.

Since becoming a consultant in 1996 and founding LogiCom , Robinson has worked with six primary and general presidential campaigns, many Republican Governors, Senators, Congressmen, former President Bush and the current President and Vice-President.

His responsibilities have included the logistical planning and execution of hundreds of events; the production of dozens of concerts featuring music headliners; managing bus tours; supervising large staffs, overseeing candidate movement and security concerns; and, once again, music industry relations.

He managed the Republican National Finance Committee's activities at the Republican National Convention in 2000, 2004 and 2008, and the Presidential Inauguaral in 2001 and 2005. Corporate clients for whom he has consulted are varied and include USAirways, AFLAC, America's pharmaceutical manufacturers, the NBA's Miami HEAT, the NHL's Nashville Predators, NASCAR's Cracker Barrel 500, the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, and the Susan G. Komen Foundation for Breast Cancer Research.

He has produced events in all 50 states and Europe, in famed venues as varied as The White House and US Capitol, The Grand Ole Opry, Lincoln Center, Constitution Hall, Rockefeller Plaza and the Atlanta Motor Speedway.

In 1996, Robinson founded LogiCom Project Management, LLC, a public relations and Artist Management company, and serves as its Co-Director.

Stephen H. Tolman, Co-Director

Steve Tolman has lived several lives in the entertainment business. A singer since childhood, Tolman's hobby became a career choice that led him to stages across the country and around the world. A music major, Tolman taught high school music before answering the call of the stage. After singing professionally in the northeast for years, he became the featured male vocalist at Walt Disney World where he remained until 1981.

While performing on the stage in Florida, the Acton, Massachusetts native was seen by Burt Reynolds and chosen as a founding member of the vocal group Indian River. After appearing in several theatrical productions, the act toured for nine years performing at State Fairs, arenas and showrooms across the country. While with the group, Tolman also appeared on network television and in feature films. He was awarded a multi-platinum album award for his vocal contribution to Garth Brooks' No Fences.

Turning his attentions to the business side of music, Tolman spent a year as manager/purchasing agent at The Burt Reynolds Theatre in Jupiter, FL. For the past ten years, Tolman has specialized in Corporate Entertainment and Special Event Production, overseeing events of all sizes for an impressive list of national clients including American Airlines, IBM, Unisys, Shoney's and United Stationers.

Concentrating on Republican campaigns and causes, and corporate conferences and events, Tolman is known industry wide for his keen attention to the customer's needs. Whether producing a small-town political rally or a professional sporting event on the world's stage, his thorough and professional approach has earned him the respect of current and past clients nationwide.

Long active in attempting to improve the industry and its representatives, Tolman is the immediate past president of The International Entertainment Buyers Association, and sits on the Board of Directors of the Nashville Association of Talent Directors. He also serves as a member of the Nashville Chamber of Commerce Entertainment Task Force charged with getting the business community involved with the music community.

In 2000, Tolman joined LogiCom, LLC, as Co-Director and oversees its Destination Management division.