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Contact the Chamber Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce 211 Commerce St., Suite 100 Nashville, TN 37201 Phone: 615-743-3000 Fax: 615-256-3074 View Larger Map Do you have questions for the Nashville Chamber? You'll find answers to our most frequently asked questions in our list below. Simply click the question to jump to its answer. If you want to join the Chamber, please click here. If you need tourism information, please click here for the Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau's web site. The CVB is Nashville's local tourism and convention authority. If we did not answer your question on this page, please click here to fill out our online contact form. Your questions or comments will be e-mailed to the Chamber, and we will respond as soon as possible. I'm planning a move to the Nashville area, and I need relocation information. I need to contact a specific company or type of company in the Nashville area. My company is interested in sponsoring the Nashville Chamber's web site. I need to order a Nashville-area phone book. Where can I get a Nashville city street map? Where can I get a Tennessee state map? I want to verify the legitimacy of a company in the Nashville area. I want to file a complaint about a company in the Nashville area. I'd like to attend a certain event in Nashville, but don't know when it will take place. I need information about the flea market at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds in Nashville. I'm looking for employment in Nashville/employment with the Nashville Chamber. I'm looking for photos of Nashville. I need to contact National Life and Accident Insurance Company. What newspapers serve the Nashville area? I want to start my own business in Nashville. I need demographic and/or population information for the Nashville area. I need materials for a school project about Nashville and/or Tennessee. I would like to contact the Nashville Area Junior Chamber of Commerce. Moving to Nashville: Please visit the relocation section of this web site for helpful information on moving to Nashville. To purchase our relocation package and other great Nashville resources, check out our online Chamber Resources. Back to Top Contacting a business: If you need to find a specific company or type of company, please consult our online member directory, which lists more than 2,500 Nashville-area businesses. If the company is not a Chamber member, you will find their contact information in the online Yellow Pages. If you're looking for a specific company and can't find them in our member directory or in the Yellow Pages, the company may have gone out of business or be operating under a different name. To verify whether or not a business is still operating in Nashville, please contact the Nashville/Davidson County Clerk's Office at 615-862-6050, or visit their web site for more information. Back to Top Sponsoring the Nashville Chamber's web site: The Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce is not currently offering advertising on our web site. For information about other advertising options, contact Lindsay Chambers at 615-743-3065 or lchambers@nashvillechamber.com. Back to Top Obtaining a telephone book: The Nashville Chamber does not supply local telephone directories. To order one, please call 800-682-4000. If you need a quick reference, you can also check out the online Yellow Pages at www.yellowpages.com. Back to Top Street map of Nashville: The Chamber produces a detailed street map of Nashville annually. This large, up-to-date map covers the entire Nashville/Davidson County area, as well as some outlying suburbs such as Goodlettsville and Brentwood. Street names and zip codes are marked. The map is available for $7 through our secure online Resource Store. You can also order over the phone by calling 615-743-3071. Back to Top State map of Tennessee: To request a copy of the Tennessee Department of Transportation's official Tennessee Transportation Map, please fill out their online order form. Back to Top Verifying business legitimacy: Membership in the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce is open to any company, and does not imply our endorsement of the organization. To find out if a specific company is a member, please search our online business directory. If you are trying to determine the legitimacy of a Nashville-area business, please contact the Nashville/Davidson County Clerk's Office at 615-862-6050 to check if the company in question has a license to operate a business in Nashville. To check on whether any complaints have been filed about that business, please contact the Better Business Bureau of Middle Tennessee at 615-242-4222, and/or the State of Tennessee Department of Consumer Affairs at 615-741-4737. Back to Top Filing a complaint about a business: The Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce is not a government agency, and therefore has no authority to investigate how companies conduct business, nor are we able to accept complaints. If you have a complaint about a Nashville-area business, please contact the Better Business Bureau of Middle Tennessee at 615-242-4222, and/or the State of Tennessee Department of Consumer Affairs at 615-741-4737. Back to Top Events in Nashville: The Nashville Convention and Visitors Bureau, a strategic alliance of the Chamber that deals specifically with tourism, is the foremost authority on what's happening in Nashville. Please visit their online event calendar, or call the Visitor Information Line at 800-657-6910. Back to Top Flea market: The Tennessee State Fairgrounds flea market is held on the fourth weekend of each month, except December, when it is held on the third weekend. Please visit the official web site, or call 615-862-5016 for more information. Back to Top Getting a job in Nashville: If you're looking for employment in the Nashville area, check the Chamber's partner web site, JobsLink. JobsLink is a community job resource that helps further the Nashville-area workforce. Some of the area's largest employers, including the Chamber, regularly post open positions on this web site, meaning hundreds of available positions at all skill levels are listed at any given time. Volunteer and internship positions are also posted. Job seekers can post their resumes for free, apply for jobs directly online and research positions of interest, making it a one-stop shop for employment. Also, browse our Chamber Resources for helpful directories to assist job seekers. Back to Top Photos of Nashville: Please contact one of our Chamber-member photographers for photos of the city, or register with the Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau's web site to download digital images of Nashville. Back to Top National Life and Accident Insurance Company: National Life and Accident Insurance Company is now called American General Life & Accident Insurance Company. You can reach their main Nashville office at 615-749-1000, or visit their web site at www.agfg.com. Back to Top Nashville-area newspapers: Nashville's largest daily newspaper is called The Tennessean. You can reach them at 800-828-4237, or visit their web site at www.tennessean.com. The City Paper is a smaller daily newspaper serving the Nashville area. You can contact them at 615-298-9833, or visit them online at www.nashvillecitypaper.com. The Nashville Business Journal is a weekly newspaper focused on the Nashville-area business community. They can be reached at 615-248-2222 or nashville.bizjournals.com. For more information about Nashville-area news media, please click here. Back to Top Starting a business in Nashville: For helpful information on starting your own business, please check out our Starting a Business section. For information on obtaining a business license, please visit the web site of the Nashville/Davidson County Clerk's Office, or call them at 615-862-6050. Also, please check our helpful Chamber Resources section to purchase business directories, demographics packages and other great resources for business owners. Back to Top Nashville population: As of 2008, the population for Nashville/Davidson County was 619,626. For demographics and population information for other counties in the Nashville MSA, please click here. Back to Top School research projects: For a reference guide on Tennessee, please visit www.tennesseeanytime.org, the official web site of the State of Tennessee. Click here for the Tennessee Department of Education's list of Tennessee facts, including population, largest cities, early history and more. Click here for the Tennessee Department of Education's list of Tennessee's state symbols, including state tree, state flower and state bird. Click here for additional facts on Tennessee, including largest cities, arts and entertainment, geography and weather. If you require any further information on Tennessee, please e-mail the Department of Education (Education.Comments@state.tn.us.) To request a visitor information packet, call the Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau's Visitor Information Line at 800-657-6910, or click here. Back to Top Nashville Area Junior Chamber: The Nashville Area Junior Chamber of Commerce (NAJCC) is not directly affiliated with the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce. The NAJCC is an organization for young professionals to develop leadership skills and network with other businesspeople. Visit their web site at www.najcc.org. Back to Top |
