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The Smith County Chamber of Commerce & Industrial Board
A business investment in your company's present... and future!

Smith County continues to receive the Governor's Three-Star Award!

Look What We Have Got!

If you are looking for:

• an organization that can do what no single business can do by itself...
• an organization that works to build our marketplace...
• a strong, effective advocate for business...
• services and resources not available anywhere else...

...then, you are looking for us and we are looking for you!

We need each other to get important jobs done.

Economic Growth

Since 1974 the Chamber has taken the lead in economic growth throughout the Smith County area. We are creating an umbrella for economic development action – while putting new emphasis on the retention and expansion of local employers. The Chamber is available to assist in the packaging of business loans, to help solve business problems, seize opportunities and to get resources where they are needed. The economic growth of Smith County has resulted in over $60 million of investment since 1980... industrial parks, plants, equipment, and infrastructure.

Our Purpose: "Community Investment"

The Chamber's purpose is to promote and support economic, civic, commercial, industrial and educational interest and the welfare of our area.

We answer tourist and relocation inquiries from all over the US. These inquiries are handled personally and are mailed promptly. We answer many requests from school students from Tennessee and many other states with information on our area. The Chamber gives you timely information on all kinds of business issues, etc.

The Chamber maintains up-to-date information on consumer prices, retail sales, wages and benefits, employment trends, and taxes. You can turn to the Chamber for basic market statistics and research data.

The Chamber works with surrounding counties on programs of interest and importance to the area. We work close with the State on the promotion of Tennessee and our county. The Chamber also works close with Tourist Development.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

George McDonald – President
(Catesa Farm – Cumberland Valley Sod, Inc.)

Mike Phillips – Vice President
(Crockett and Phillips Construction)

David Dawidczyk – Secretary/Treasurer
(HR – William L Bonnell Co.)

Patrick R. Geho – Executive Vice President
(Smith County Chamber – MTSU Small Business Development)

Regina Brooks – Administrative Director

Janel Cowan (Carthage Family Practice Specialists)
Lindsey Dixon (Smith County Animal Clinic)
Roger Duke(The Fairmont Group)
Kris Jones (Plant Manager – Dana)
Jason Martin ( Heartland Realty and Auction)

Edward Sanford (Riverview Regional Medical Center)
Com. Leslie Proffitt (Smith County Commissioner)
Com. Bill Woodard (Smith County Commissioner)

Smith County Mayor – Michael Nesbitt
Mayor of Carthage – David Bowman
Mayor of Gordonsville – Careal Stewart
Mayor of South Carthage – Jimmy Wheeler

Planning, Administrative and Technical Assistance for Government, Industry and Business

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MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION

Interested in Becoming a Member?

We would love to have you! Annual membership fees varies from $50/year to $850/year depending on the membership type. There is a $20 one-time enrollment fee for new members. The following table displays the different types of membership and their associate fees:

Membership dues are deductible for federal income tax purposes as an ordinary and necessary business expense.

If you would like to become a member or if you have any questions, please feel free to contact our office at 615-735-2093. We will mail an information packet to you and follow-up with a phone call. Currently, there are 171 members in the Smith County Chamber of Commerce.

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SMITH COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
939 Upper Ferry Road
P.O. Box 70
Carthage, TN 37030
615-735-2093
info@smithcountychamber.org