Last week, the #TNChamber organized a Manufacturing Update at Lochinvar, LLC in Lebanon, TN. This event provided an opportunity to hear from a diverse group of industry experts regarding critical issues in manufacturing, including supply chain management, automation, workforce development, electric vehicles, and more. We extend our gratitude to all attendees and participants for contributing to this important discussion.
Tennessee Chamber of Commerce & Industry
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The Tennessee Chamber of Commerce is the unified voice of business and premier advocacy organization in the state.
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The Tennessee Chamber’s role remains a simple, but critical, one – to represent the interests of our state’s job creators in matters of public policy and to build a statewide network and coalition of businesses and industries that speak out collectively on matters of interest. As the Tennessee affiliate of the National Association of Manufacturers, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the American Chemistry Council, the Tennessee Chamber works today with its national and state business allies to maintain a strong, healthy business climate in Tennessee for companies to grow, to profit, to expand and to hire. After all, that is all we ask from government – a healthy, pro-business climate in which employers can create the stable jobs our citizens deserve and grow the economy that supports our state.
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- Nashville, Tennessee
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- 1912
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Nashville, Tennessee 37219, US
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Get ready for November with these events! Leadership Development Training: Learn leadership skills online on November 4th from 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM CST TEDC Fall Conference: Join the Tennessee Economic Development Council in Jackson from November 6-8 for networking and discussions on economic development TOSHA Forklift/Warehouse Safety: Safety training in Jackson on November 12th, from 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM CST More: https://loom.ly/J4KePjM
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Tennessee Chamber of Commerce & Industry reposted this
We’re proud to lead the movement that’s bringing a new generation of pride, progress, and skilled professionals to Tennessee's workforce! 🚚💪 Through hands-on experiences, Be Pro Be Proud Tennessee is inspiring the next generation to pursue careers in the skilled trades and build a stronger future for our state. Want us to come to your school or community? Contact veronica.banas@tnchamber.org.
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Tennessee Chamber of Commerce & Industry reposted this
We’re proud to recognize Tennessee Valley Authority as a Chairman Partner of Be Pro Be Proud Tennessee! 🔧⚡️ Through partnerships like this, we’re working together to inspire and equip the next generation of skilled professionals to build a stronger, more resilient workforce in Tennessee.
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Manufacturing careers in Tennessee offer more than just job stability—they offer rewarding financial opportunities. With an average annual wage of $84,985, manufacturing employees in Tennessee earn well above the national average. Whether it’s working with advanced machinery, engineering new technologies, or producing essential goods, manufacturing careers provide high-paying opportunities for workers across the state.
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A leading energy provider, Appalachian Power supplies reliable and affordable electricity to homes and businesses across the region. Their commitment to sustainability and innovation drives their future energy solutions. Learn more at appalachianpower.com. #MemberMonday
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October marks RJ Gibson's first work anniversary with the #TNChamber! As Director of Government Affairs and Advocacy, RJ has made a remarkable impact in his first year. We look forward to seeing the continued contributions and successes in the years to come!
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Tennessee's AAA bond rating highlights the state’s long-standing commitment to fiscal responsibility and economic health. This top rating, given by all major credit rating agencies, reflects Tennessee’s strong financial management, low debt levels, and stable economy, making it a highly attractive location for businesses. Such fiscal discipline helps maintain low taxes and a pro-business environment, offering long-term security for investors and residents alike. Tennessee’s dedication to sound economic policies continues to benefit its business community and residents statewide.
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