NASHVILLE - The Tennessee Chamber of Commerce & Industry today announced the launch of its inaugural 2026 Tennessee Business Redbook, a comprehensive new resource designed to keep stakeholders informed and ahead of the curve on Tennessee’s business climate. 

The Business Redbook serves as an indispensable tool for policymakers and business leaders alike, offering a deep dive into Tennessee's economic landscape. This comprehensive analysis not only highlights the state's strengths, challenges, and opportunities but also provides data-driven insights that are essential for making informed decisions aimed at fostering economic growth and enhancing long-term competitiveness.

"The 2026 Tennessee Business Redbook reflects our commitment to ensuring that sound policy decisions are grounded in accurate data and thoughtful analysis," stated Josh Brown, President & CEO of the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce & Industry. "By equipping policymakers and business leaders with a comprehensive, accessible resource, we aim to foster informed dialogue and advance policies that strengthen Tennessee’s economic competitiveness for the long term."





Furthermore, the publication is designed to anchor meaningful discussions surrounding competitiveness-enhancing reforms supported by robust data. The Chamber’s initiative underscores its ongoing dedication to providing value and access to Tennessee's business community, ensuring all stakeholders are well-informed and prepared to navigate the complexities of today’s economic environment.

"We are proud to sponsor the inaugural Redbook,” said Clay Whitson, Chief Strategy Officer for i3 Verticals. “Resources that bring clarity to data and policy help foster stronger communities and better outcomes for businesses of all sizes. Our partnership with the Tennessee Chamber reflects our shared commitment to strengthening economic opportunity and serving the people and organizations that drive growth across our state."

The 2026 Tennessee Business Redbook is now available to stakeholders throughout the state, providing a vital resource that encourages proactive engagement in shaping Tennessee's economic future.

A digital copy of the 2026 Tennessee Business Redbook is available online.  Individuals who would like to receive physical copies may request them by emailing catherine.johnson@tnchamber.org.