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The Tennessee Chamber had a packed house at @BellFlight today in Piney Flats, TN!
As part of our Manufacturing in Motion roadshow, attendees toured Bell’s facility and learned more about helicopter manufacturing and the role Tennessee plays in supporting our nation’s defense industry.
Thank you to the Bell Textron team for hosting us and to everyone who joined us to highlight the strength of Tennessee manufacturing.
Join us in welcoming our new members! We look forward to working together to support Tennessee’s business community.
Our Manufacturing in Motion roadshow made a stop at @SmithNephewPLC in Memphis to celebrate the manufacturers driving Tennessee’s economy forward.
We appreciated the opportunity to connect with industry leaders, hear more about Smith+Nephew’s work in medical technology and see firsthand the innovation happening across Tennessee’s manufacturing sector.
Early voting starts today in Tennessee! 🗳️
As you head to the polls, check out the Tennessee Chamber’s list of endorsed candidates ahead of Election Day.
Find your polling location and make a plan to vote: govote.tnsos.gov/
Permitting reform is critical to strengthening America’s energy infrastructure, supporting manufacturing growth and lowering costs for businesses and families.
Tennessee Chamber President & CEO Josh Brown joined business leaders from across the country in a new Washington Examiner op-ed supporting a bipartisan energy permitting reform deal and its potential to unlock investment, create jobs and strengthen America’s economic future.
Read the full op-ed: washingtonexaminer.com/op-ed…
Birdies, business and a great day on the course! The Tennessee Chamber’s Annual Golf Tournament at Hermitage Golf Course brought members together for friendly competition and networking with Tennessee’s business community.
Thank you to our sponsors and everyone who joined us for a great day on the course!
Less than one month away! The Tennessee Chamber’s inaugural Chairman’s Dinner is coming up November 10, bringing together business and industry leaders from across Tennessee for an evening celebrating the people and partnerships shaping our state’s future.
With Tennessee native Nate Bargatze joining us as keynote speaker, it’s an evening you won’t want to miss.
Secure your table today and join us for a memorable night celebrating Tennessee’s business community.
tnchamber.chambermaster.com/…
Manufacturing in Motion starts tomorrow! We’re hitting the road to connect and showcase the people, ideas, and innovations driving manufacturing forward.
Join us as we bring manufacturing to life—in motion and on the road.
Register for a tour stop near you: tnchamber.chambermaster.com/…
It was only fitting to kick off Manufacturing Month at the Made in Tennessee Building for the Tennessee Chamber’s Manufacturing Excellence Luncheon & Expo.
In partnership with @UTCIS and Peak Performance, we brought together manufacturers, industry leaders and partners from across the state to celebrate the innovation, craftsmanship and people behind Tennessee manufacturing.
The event also featured the announcement of Tennemo Rice Family Farm & Mill of Dyersburg as the 2026 Coolest Thing Made in Tennessee winner, capping off another great year of celebrating Tennessee-made products.
Thank you to our partners, speakers, exhibitors, sponsors and everyone who joined us to celebrate all things Made in Tennessee!
We’re welcoming a great group of new members to the Tennessee Chamber!
From manufacturers and professional services to community organizations and businesses across the state, these new members are helping strengthen Tennessee’s business community.
Thank you, @GovBillLee, for proclaiming October as Manufacturing Month in Tennessee!
Manufacturing is a vital part of our state's economy, contributing $69 billion to Tennessee's GDP and supporting businesses and communities across the state. We appreciate Governor Lee's recognition of the manufacturers and workforce that help drive Tennessee forward.
Tee off with the Tennessee Chamber! With fall temperatures rolling in, it’s the perfect time to hit the course and network. Join us October 12 at the Hermitage Golf Course for a day of golf and time with fellow Chamber members.
Limited team and individual tickets are still available. Register today: tnchamber.chambermaster.com/…
The Tennessee Chamber’s Manufacturing in Motion Roadshow is hitting the road this fall to spotlight the manufacturers driving Tennessee’s economy. Join us at stops across the state to hear from industry leaders, connect with local manufacturers and get an inside look at the products made right here in Tennessee.
All events are free to attend. Register for an upcoming stop and join us as we celebrate Tennessee manufacturing: tnchamber.chambermaster.com/…
The next finalist we’re spotlighting is @tennemorice!
From the fields of Dyer, Tennessee, to your table, Tennemo Rice Family Farm and Mill is growing and milling Tennessee rice right here at home.
Join us for the celebration on September 30 at the Made in Tennessee Building in Lebanon as we recognize all four finalists and reveal the 2026 Coolest Thing Made in Tennessee.
Registration: tnchamber.chambermaster.com/…
Tennessee Chamber of Commerce & Industry retweeted
From the mountains of East Tennessee to audiences around the world, Dolly Parton’s talent, generosity, and love for our state have inspired generations. Today, we celebrate her extraordinary legacy and all she has done to make Tennessee proud.
We’re spotlighting each of our Top 4 finalists ahead of the Manufacturing Excellence Luncheon next week.
Meet @cryomagnetics and its Superconducting Magnet Systems! Located in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, Cryomagnetics is one of our Top 4 finalists in the 2026 Coolest Thing Made in Tennessee competition.
Want to be in the room when the winner is announced? Tickets are still available! Join us September 30 at the Made in Tennessee Building in Lebanon for the live announcement of the 2026 Coolest Thing Made in Tennessee winner.
Register to attend: tnchamber.chambermaster.com/…
Tennessee Chamber of Commerce & Industry retweeted
Today, nine education and employer partnerships from across Tennessee began their Tennessee Pathways Incubator journey as part of SCORE’s Future Forward Innovation Grant. Over the next year, they’ll design pathways that connect students to in-demand careers and greater economic opportunity.
At our first convening, SCORE President and CEO @davemansouri led a conversation with leaders who brought state, business, and local perspectives: @westonwamp, Mayor of @HamCoTNGov;
@CommishTNECD, Deputy Governor and Commissioner of the @TNECD; and Josh Brown, President and CEO of the @TNChamber.
Together with our fellows, they explored what employers need, how education and industry can build lasting partnerships, and how local pathways can help more Tennesseans access opportunity.
We’re grateful to these leaders for sharing their perspectives and helping our 2026 cohort begin the year with a clearer view of the opportunities ahead.
Learn more about their pathways here: tnscore.org/what-we-do/pract…
Tennessee Chamber of Commerce & Industry retweeted
It was a pleasure joining Hamilton County Mayor @westonwamp and @TNChamber CEO Josh Brown in a panel led by @SCORE_TN President & CEO @davemansouri to discuss workforce development across our state.
As we continue to support @Jobs4_TN during the rollout of TNWorks — the single source for workforce in our state — we're excited about the collaboration between education, economic development and workforce in Tennessee.
When a company expands in or moves to Tennessee, we want them to know our state has the highly skilled workers it needs to be successful. 🤝
Across all 95 Tennessee counties, @WGUTennessee is helping Tennesseans access higher education and build skills for career advancement.
Since 2022, WGU’s Tennessee enrollment has grown by about 50%. Today, nearly 5,900 Tennesseans are active WGU students, with more than 15,800 degrees awarded to Tennessee graduates.
Through its flexible, online competency-based model, WGU is helping remove barriers to higher education, particularly for students in rural communities who may not have nearby access to degree programs.
Read more: tnchamber.org/member-impact-…
