Timothy Schools

Tennessee Business Roundtable is a statewide, nonpartisan coalition of business leaders focused on advancing long-term economic prosperity in Tennessee by shaping public policies. The private company is based in Nashville, TN. The organization develops an annual agenda by engaging member-company executives to address business concerns that benefit Tennesseans. Its education initiatives include enhancing early education, K-12 standards, postsecondary pathways, and school-employer partnerships. Workforce efforts align education and training to build a resilient labor force, while competitiveness initiatives promote a favorable business climate through tax and regulatory certainty, innovation, fiscal discipline, and a fair judiciary. Health priorities focus on affordable access, quality care, and workforce participation, including support for employer-sponsored health plans and addressing healthcare workforce shortages. The roundtable supports legislation to strengthen workforce participation, improve healthcare access and cost control, and train and retain health practitioners, especially in rural areas. It serves as an advisor to government officials, promotes bipartisan collaboration, and offers membership opportunities for business decision makers. Founded in 1983, it concentrates on education, workforce, competitiveness, and health policy areas.

Operates as a leadership organization that focuses on business recruitment and retention, residential, retail development, public space management, access and transportation, communications and marketing

Provides sport event and entertainment services

Operates as state commercial bank

Functions as a state chartered credit union

Operates as a state chartered commercial bank

Functions as a College/University

U.S.I. Alliance Corp., a non-profit organization headquartered in Memphis, TN, operates the Senior Housing Crime Prevention Foundation (Shcpf). The foundation's mission is to provide protection and enhanced quality of life for vulnerable senior housing residents through meaningful turnkey CRA compliance for community-focused banks. The program, called CRA Partners, is funded exclusively by the banking industry and endorsed by the ICBA and over 30 state bankers associations. The foundation has developed a low-risk, profitable solution for banks to fulfill their federally mandated Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) requirements through the operation of the nationally acclaimed Senior Crimestoppers program. The SHCPF aims to unite banks across the country with low- to moderate-income senior facilities in their assessment areas, creating opportunities for CRA lending and investment test credit.

Operates as a bank holding company whose subsidiary provides banking services