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PDF-Investor-Directory-10.1.2020.Pdf The Knoxville Chamber thanks our Economic Investors for their commitment to driving regional economic prosperity. City of Knoxville Covenant Health Knox County Knoxville Utilities Board Pilot Company Clayton Homes, Inc. First Horizon Foundation Metropolitan Knoxville Airport Authority Tennessee Valley Authority University Health System, Inc. Discovery, Inc. Home Federal Bank of Tennessee Knoxville News Sentinel ORNL Federal Credit Union Partners Development Regions Bank The University of Tennessee Truist Bank UT-BATTELLE, LLC/ORNL The Knoxville Chamber thanks its Premier Partners. Summit Medical Group, PLLC Kimberly-Clark Corporation Answer Financial, Inc TeamHealth Knoxville Graphic House Aubrey's Inc. Tennova Healthcare Lewis Thomason Avertium Utilities Management Federation, Mercedes Benz of Knoxville Avison Young 21st Mortgage Corporation Inc. Mesa Associates, Inc. Axle Logistics Cherokee Distributing Co., Inc. Verizon Communications Inc. On Trac, Inc. Bacon & Company, Inc. CMC Steel Tennessee WBIR-TV Premiere Building Maintenance Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Denark Construction, Inc. White Realty and Service Corporation Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC Downtown Knoxville Alliance Corporation Prestige Cleaners, Inc. Bandit Lites, Inc. Lenoir City Utilities Board Red Stag Fulfillment Bank of America, N.A. M & M Productions USA Regal Entertainment Group Bank of Tennessee Pinnacle Financial Partners Reily Foods Co. BarberMcMurry Architects Radio Systems Corporation Accenture Rogers Group, Inc. Bass, Berry & Sims, PLC SmartBank Accident Fund Insurance Shular Hospitality BB Industries Stowers Machinery Corporation Company of America Smile Doctors Braces Bernstein, Stair & McAdams LLP All Crane Rental of Tennessee, TechMah Medical South College Berry Funeral Home LLC The Trust Company of Tennessee All Occasion Catering, LLC SouthEast Bank BGT Recruiting & Consulting, Inc. Arconic The 9 Group Big Slate Media Arsenal Strength Threds, Inc. bioPure Hardin Valley AT&T TIS Insurance Services, Inc. Blackberry Farm Toyota/Lexus of Knoxville Blaine Construction Corporation ADT Security Services Avero Advisors TRANE BlueCross BlueShield of All Occasions Party Rentals Barge Design Solutions Turkey Creek Land Partners Tennessee Aqua-Chem, Inc. Bertelkamp Automation, Inc. Boldsquare U.S. Cellular Bright Event Productions Bush Brothers & Company Bradford Health Services Uster Technologies, Inc. Cancave Management Cannon & Cannon, Inc. Breeding Olinzock Carter Crippen Volkert, Inc Cellular Sales of Knoxville, Inc. Cirrus Aircraft PC Vulcan Materials Company Bristol Motor Speedway Consolidated Nuclear Security Y- Coldwell Banker Wallace 12 Comcast Willis Towers Watson CCS Presentation Systems East Tennessee Children's Cook Bros. Homes Woolf, McClane, Bright, Allen & CEMEX, Inc. Carpenter, PLLC Hospital Cornerstone of Recovery Central Technologies, Inc. Elavon Y-12 Federal Credit Union Edfinancial Services Civil & Environmental Consultants First Utility District of Knox County Egerton, McAfee, Armistead & Inc. FirstBank Davis, P.C. Clear Leader Group Jewelry Television ELECTRIC POWER RESEARCH Commercial & Investment Keurig Dr Pepper INSTITUTE (EPRI) Properties, Co. Elo Touch Solutions AAA Tennessee/ The Auto Club Computer Systems Plus Kramer Rayson LLP Group Connor Concepts, Inc. K-VA-T Food Stores, Inc. Emerson Process Management – Ackermann Marketing & PR Reliability Solutions-MHM Cooper Realty Investments, Inc. Lawler-Wood, LLC ACTS Fleet Maintenance Executive Building Solutions, Inc. Copper Cellar Family of Lloyd's Electric Service, Inc. Advent Electric First Century Bank Restaurants Messer Construction Company Great West Casualty Company ALLCOR Staffing Coulter & Justus, P.C. ONE Business Solutions Hallsdale Powell Utility District Allevia Technology Crosslin, PLLC Phillips & Jordan, Inc. Johnson & Galyon, Inc. Alsco Inc. Crowe LLP Sitel Group KaTom Restaurant Supply, Inc. American Book Company Crowne Plaza Knoxville The Knoxville Chamber thanks its Premier Partners. CTR Coatings Knoxville Real Estate Renasant Bank West Knox Utility District Dealers Warehouse Corporation Professionals, Inc. Revitalyze MD workspace interiors, inc. Knoxville TVA Employees Credit DeRoyal Industries, Inc. Rodefer Moss & Company, PLLC WOW! Business Union Design Innovation Architects, Inc. Kroger Rowe Transfer WRJZ and WETR Digital Group LLC LBMC, P.C. S&ME, Inc. YMCA of East Tennessee, Inc. Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux LeRoy Thompson Consultants LLC Sam's Club West #8256 Dunkin' Donuts LHP Capital, LLC Scapa Healthcare Dura-Line Lifetime Products Schaad Companies Embassy Suites by Hilton Lincoln Memorial University SH Data Technologies Knoxville Downtown Link Operations LLC Shattered Dreams Enterprise Rent-A-Car Mac's Pharmacy ShoffnerKalthoff MES, Inc. Ernst & Young Management Solutions, LLC Southland Companies Fifth Third Bank Margaritaville Resort Gatlinburg StaffSource Flowers Baking Co. of Knoxville, Strategic Acquisitions Group, LLC. LLC Martin & Company, Inc. Foundation Systems Engineering, MBI Companies, Inc. Studio Four Design, Inc. P.C. McCarty Holsaple McCarty Sunbelt Rentals Fraley and Schilling, Inc. Architects & Interior Designers SVN | Wood Properties Fresenius Medical Care McHale & Associates, Inc. Sysco Knoxville, LLC Furrow Auction Company McKibbon Hotel Management TCV Trust & Wealth Management Gallaher & Associates, Inc. Merit Construction, Inc. Tennessee Valley Asset Goodall Homes Moxley Carmichael Management Partners (TVAMP) Graystan Real Estate NAI Koella | RM Moore Tennessee Valley Pool and Spas Greenbrier Real Estate Advisors, Northeast Knox Utility District The Christman Company LLC Northwestern Mutual The Dow Chemical Company Gulf & Ohio Railways Office Depot The IT Company Haines Structural Group Ole Ben Franklin Motors The Park Vista a DoubleTree by Harrison Construction Company Hilton Ole Smoky Distillery Hodges, Doughty & Carson, PLLC The Stokely Company OrthoTennessee Holston Gases, Inc. The Tennessean Hotel Peak Restaurants LLC Hyperion Networks The Trentham Urquhart Group Pellissippi State Community The Wakefield Corporation Image Matters, Inc. College Inter-Agency Insurance Service, PME Communications Three Roots Capital Inc. Post Leasing and Sales, Inc. 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Gay Street 520 Windview Way 1211 Gray Birch Way Suite 200 Knoxville, TN 37902 Knoxville, TN 37919 Knoxville, TN 37919 Tel: (865) 525-7500 Tel: (865) 769-3900 Tel: (865) 898-1211 Fax: (865) 522-4062 Fax: (865) 769-2448 Fax: (865) 691-3573 http://www.aamci.com/ www.apartments.com/gro http://www.thevillasonwall vedeanehill aceroad.com Investor since 2009 Investor since 1998 Investor since 2017 Lovell Crossing Apartments The Preserve at Vintage at Emory Hardin Valley Road Mrs. Suzanne Lynch, Apartment Homes Property Manager Mr. Dale Hall, Property Manager 1300 Lovell Crossing Mrs. Whitney Bowman, Way Property Manager 7401 Vintage Pointe Way 2310 Yellow Birch Way Knoxville, TN 37932 Powell, TN 37849 Tel: (865) 539-9130 Knoxville, TN 37931 Tel: (865) 512-6430 Fax: (865) 539-9198 Tel: (865) 789-2310 http://www.vintagemoryro www.lovellcrossing.com Fax: (865) 219-5114 ad.com Investor since 2007 http://www.thepreserveat Investor since 2017 hardinvalley.com Investor since 2013 One Riverwalk Wellsley Park at Apartments Deane Hill Ms. Hilary Kilgore, Ms. Kirstie Jones, Community Manager Community Manager 221 E. Blount Avenue 7300 Sir Walter Way Knoxville, TN 37920 Knoxville, TN 37919 Tel: (865) 766-4042 Tel: (865) 221-7930 Fax: (865) 670-7499 http://www.oneriverwalka partments.com http://www.livewellsleypar kapts.com Investor since 2018 Investor since 2016 Apartments to Apartments Page: 4 Investor Directory As of October 2020 Housing Apartments:Corporate Architectural & Engineering Services Architectural & Engineering Services Architectural & Engineering Services Corporate Quarters, BarberMcMurry Design Innovation Haines Structural Inc. Architects Architects, Inc. Group Ms. Kim Taylor, Owner Ms. Heather Beck, Mr. Faris Eid, President Mr. Bobby Haines, Communications President 10912 Murdock Road Manager 402 South Gay Street Suite 201 800 South Gay Street Knoxville, TN 37932 505 Market Street Knoxville, TN 37902-1164 Suite 1625 Suite 300 Knoxville, TN 37929 Tel: (865) 675-3146 Knoxville, TN 37902 Tel: (865) 637-8540 x1 Fax: (865) 675-3284 Fax: (865) 544-3840 Tel: (865) 329-9920 Tel: (865) 934-1915 http://www.haines- www.KnoxCorporateApts. Fax: (865) 546-0242 www.dia-arch.com com sg.com/ www.bma1915.com Investor since 1994 Investor since 1994 Investor since 2018 Investor since 1978 East Tennessee Johnson Community Design Consolidated Architecture, Inc. Nuclear Security Y- Center Mrs. Danielle Hemsley,
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