Representing the interests of the business community and serving as an advocate for small business. Join the Chamber today!
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Founded in 1905, the Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce has proudly served the Clarksville-Montgomery County area for over 100 years. Hundreds of volunteer leaders have diligently pursued a common mission; to enhance the quality of living for Clarksville residents by promoting business and economic development, improving the community’s welfare and representing the interests of its members. Today, the Chamber represents over 1,000 member businesses that account for nearly 30,000 full-time employees working in start-up entrepreneurial ventures, small businesses, established professional service providers and large manufacturers. They work in retail, finance, education, healthcare, real estate, government, law, communications, transportation and every other imaginable field. To effectively represent this broad and diverse membership base, which accounts for a large portion of the Clarksville-Montgomery County workforce, Chamber volunteers and staff work daily to ensure a business-friendly environment so that existing businesses can flourish and new businesses are easily attracted to offer good jobs for our citizens. The Chamber’s efforts are tireless when it comes to promoting what’s good and what’s right about Clarksville, not only for potential businesses, residents and visitors, but also for local residents. The Chamber works closely with local, state, and federal officials to help identify and offer solutions for issues within the community that can and shoulThroughout the past century, the Chamber’s focus hasn’t changed, nor will it change for the next one. We are a community that continually improves for the benefit of all its citizens.
11/21/2025
Thank you, United Community Bank, for hosting an amazing Business After Hours! It was a great night of networking, conversation, and community.
We can’t wait to see everyone again on December 18 for our next event!
11/20/2025
🎉 Congratulations to Abundant Health Clinic on their ribbon cutting today! ✂️
Abundant Health Clinic offers Direct Primary Care for all ages, taking a whole-person approach that focuses on long-term wellness, vitality, and personalized weight-loss solutions. 🌿💪
They offer flexible membership options for individuals, families, and businesses—making quality healthcare more accessible to our community.
Join us in welcoming Abundant Health Clinic to the Chamber ! 🙌
(931) 346-1092
2145 Old Ashland City Road
Clarksville, TN 37043
11/20/2025
🌟 9 Days to Go! 🌟
Small Business Saturday is almost here — and your support means the world to our local shops, makers, and service providers.
Tag 3 small businesses you love in the comments and tell us why they're amazing.
Let’s spread the word and lift up our community — one tag at a time 💪💙
11/20/2025
Join the Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce for Business After Hours !
We can't wait to see you there, ready to make impactful connections that will pave the way for future success and growth in our Clarksville community.
📅 November 20
⏰ 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM
📍 Hosted by United Community
Located at The Press 211 S. 2nd St.
11/19/2025
🌟 Registration Now Open! 🌟
Join us for the 2026 Mayor’s Power Breakfast – a premier networking event connecting business leaders, community partners, and local officials.
📅 Date: January 6, 2026
💵 Tickets: $50 per person | Reserved Table of 8: $500
💻 Register Online: https://ow.ly/vfwZ50XqyZn
Secure your spot today and be part of the conversation shaping our community’s future! Seats are limited, so don’t wait!
11/19/2025
🌾 Congratulations to our 2025 Outstanding Farm Family of the Year — The Hamm Family of Erin’s Farm!
The Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to honor Gary & Linda Hamm and their family for their incredible commitment to agriculture, conservation, and generational stewardship. From u-pick blueberries to 3,200 hand-planted Christmas trees and award-winning conservation efforts, Erin’s Farm continues to enrich our community and protect our natural resources.
👏 Congratulations to the Hamm Family — and thank you for all you do! 👏
11/18/2025
🎉 Congratulations to The Tipsy Filly on their ribbon cutting today! ✂️
The Tipsy Filly brings a classy, beautifully renovated vintage horse trailer—complete with certified bartenders—to serve you and your guests in style in Tennessee and Kentucky. 🍸✨
From superb service to a custom rollout bar that elevates any special occasion, they’re sure to make your celebrations unforgettable.
Welcome to the community, Tipsy Filly! We’re so glad you’re here! 💛🥂🐎
(270) 202-4375
11/17/2025
📆 The countdown is ON!
Just 12 days until Small Business Saturday — and we’ve got BIG plans.
Stay tuned for gift guides, local deals, and shopping inspiration 🎁
🗳️ Make Your Voice Heard!
Through the Political Forum, hosted by the Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce in partnership with Leadership Clarksville, voters have the opportunity to evaluate the candidates’ qualifications, values, and dedication to serving the best interests of our community.
🎥 Watch the District 7 Special Congressional Election Forum—held to fill the seat vacated by Mark Green—by visiting our website today!
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Founded in 1905, the Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce has proudly served the Clarksville-Montgomery County area for over 100 years. Hundreds of volunteer leaders have diligently pursued a common mission; to enhance the quality of living for Clarksville residents by promoting business and economic development, improving the community’s welfare and representing the interests of its members.
Today, the Chamber represents over 1,000 member businesses that account for nearly 30,000 full-time employees working in start-up entrepreneurial ventures, small businesses, established professional service providers and large manufacturers. They work in retail, finance, education, healthcare, real estate, government, law, communications, transportation and every other imaginable field.
To effectively represent this broad and diverse membership base, Chamber volunteers and staff work daily to ensure a business-friendly environment so that existing businesses can flourish and new businesses are easily attracted to offer good jobs for our citizens.
The Chamber’s efforts are tireless when it comes to promoting Clarksville, not only for potential businesses and visitors, but also for local residents. The Chamber works closely with local, state and federal officials to help identify and offer solutions for issues within the community.
Throughout the past century, the Chamber’s focus hasn’t changed, nor will it change for the next one. We are a community that continually improves for the benefit of all its citizens.
Chairman and Board of Directors
Chairman - Keith Bennett, First Financial Bank
Chair-Elect, 1st Vice-Chair - Paul Turner, Ajax Distributing Co.
Immediate Past Chairman - Jay Albertia, Progressive Directions, Inc.
Legal Council - Jamie Durrett, Batson Nolan
Secretary-Treasurer - Kasey Hempel, Legends Bank
Membership Services - Julie Parks, First Financial Bank
Military Affairs - Catherine Bertoldi, Alpha Dental
Public & Community Affairs - Sara Golden, F&M Bank
Business Development - Lorie Jackson, Regions Bank
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Casey Jenkins Rob Holleman
Daniel Binkley Alex Villa
Luci Armitstead Marco Medici
Lance Morgan Dr. Mike Carrigan
Mercy Neysmith James Corlew
Bob Upton Grayson Smith
Amber Anderson Enoch Moeller
Jessica Goldberg
EX-OFFICIO
Senator Bill Powers
Rep. Jason Hodges
Rep. Curtis Johnson
Rep. Jay Reedy
Mayor Joe Pitts
Mayor Jim Durrett
Col. Jeremy Bell
Suzanne Langford
Alisa White
Millard House
Kyle Luther
Staff
Melinda Shepard, Executive Director
Phil Harpel, Military and Government Relations
Jennifer Lawson, Events/Member Relations