Join the Chamber
The Tuskegee Area Chamber of Commerce (TACC) is a voluntary partnership of businesses, professionals, and the community at large working together towards a common goal: to sustain and improve the economic well-being of the business community and to improve the quality of life.
TACC is dedicated to exceptional service, provides an organization framework in which local leaders can act, respond, participate in programs and activities which will advance the economic well-being of the Tuskegee-Macon County Area Community. This framework lays the foundation for involvement by industry, commercial/retail establishments, service professional firms, education, agriculture, cultural arts, beautification, and business advocacy. TACC keeps several broad objectives in mind:
To help businesses prosper and growto increase job opportunities
to encourage an orderly expansion and development of all segments of the community
to contribute to the overall economic stability of the community
to encourage and promote the nation's private enterprise system of competitive marketing.
TACC accomplishes these objectives by
having specific goals designed to meet the needs of the community, having organizational structure for coordinating volunteers and programs.
having involved team members who are well informed,
having skilled executive management dedicated to creative programming and sound operations.
As TACC works to accomplish these goals, it wears many hats, serving as economic developer and planner, tourist information center, business spokesperson, economic counselor and teacher, government relations, specialist, human resources advisor, and public relations practitioner.
Further TACC is committed to forging a sound partnership with all of the resources institutions and agencies which are critical to economic development in the community.
In summary, TACC is business and professional people working together to make the community a better place for everyone to live and work.
Levels of responsibility are: Members (Partnerships): Board of Directors (Policy Making Level); Officers (Direction Level); Staff (Management Level); and Committees (Planning and Action Level).
Officers
President - Charles Thompson
Vice President - Deborah Biggers
Treasurer - Howard Burton
Chaplain - Rev. John L. Cantellow, III
Board Members
Thelma Walker Brown
Rozzell Chappell
R. E. Corbitt, Jr.
Paul R. Davis
Robert L. Davis
Charlie E. Hardy
Major L. Holland
Robert Pearson
Harold Powell
Dyann Robinson
Wendy Slaton
Catherine Stallworth
James W. Wright
Ex-Officio
Dr. Benjamin F. Payton
CAVHCS - Director
Hon. Myron Penn
Hon. Pebblin Warren
Hon. Jessie Upshaw
Hon. Johnny Ford
Hon. Willie Mae Powell
Hon. Rufus Carson
Hon. Frank Tew
