Our Mission ... to strengthen and support our community by promoting business growth, education and economic development.
Since 1987, the Farragut • West Knox Chamber of Commerce has served as a proactive voice for business and the community it serves. Current membership includes approximately 700 area businesses. These businesses join the Chamber to work as one in an effort to serve the community where they live and do business.
The Chamber sponsors or co-sponsors several events including the Farragut Fall 5K Run, and the Chamber's Annual Dinner and Auction.
Chamber publications include its newsletter, a map of the Town of Farragut and the surrounding area, and the annual Chamber Directory and Community Guide which is distributed to thousands of households in west Knox County.
The Chamber office is located at 11826 Kingston Pike, Suite 110, in the Farragut Crossroads Professional Building. Your questions, comments and visits are welcomed. The Chamber urges you to take full advantage of what we and our member businesses have to offer. If we can be of any assistance, please don't hesitate to call us at 675-7057 or send e-mail to info@farragutchamber.com.
Member Testimonials
[On the 2012 Annual Dinner and Silent & Live Auction] Big kudos to the Farragut Chamber for a great event! The Sponsorship opportunities and Best Dressed Table contest created an environment for businesses to get together and celebrate the Farragut Chambers 25th Anniversary! The IIC Team had a great time and we look forward to next year! Blake McCoy, Independent Insurance Consultants
My family and I arrived in Tennessee in July 1994. I didn’t know a soul for 400 miles in any direction. I started Priority Management of East Tennessee in September 1994. I was honored to serve on the Chamber’s Board of Directors between July 1996 and June 1999. I owe a lot to the Chamber, its leadership and its members for their help in getting my business up and running. With their assistance, I was able to grow the company from zero to more than 5,000 clients (from Johnson City to Chattanooga and everywhere in between) by the time I sold it in early 2006. I wish the Chamber and all its current members continued success over the next 25 years and beyond. Jim O'Brien, past Chamber Board Member
"Shortly after moving here from Mobile, Alabama, I heard about the Farragut Fall 5K and was very excited to learn that the race scheduled for September 23, 2000, would be held at Bob Leonard Park, within a mile of my home. I registered for that run and participated in subsequent ones through the one held on September 27, 2008. Over the years it became one of my favorite races. I think the race grew over the years because it was always well organized and it had a great course I liked the challenge of running the hills in the subdivision and then ending up in the park to the cheers of those who finished ahead of me and those who came out to support all runners. The sponsors were so generous with refreshments. Under a big tent were tables loaded with fruit, donuts, bagels, cookies, orange juice, water, etc. It was a welcome sight to see after a very exhausting run. Most importantly, I enjoyed the fellowship of other runners. The awards ceremony was very exciting. Everyone was happy for those who placed in the race and showed it by the applause for each person, whether first-, second- or third-place winner. I enjoyed getting to know the people involved with the sponsors. In the beginning it was Edward Jones who sponsored the race. Through that sponsorship, I had the pleasure of meeting and becoming friends with Wendy Schopp and Barbara Slaven. Then I had the pleasure of meeting Bettye Sisco and her associates through the sponsorship of the West Knoxville Chamber of Commerce. I will always cherish their encouragement and friendship. Now I just rejoice in the memory of those wonderful days when I was able to run and participate in races, especially the Farragut 5K. I hope the race continues to grow and be successful in the future. I encourage everyone who is able to get into running and participate in the races. The experience and that great feeling of well-being will be everlasting." Faye Eisenacher, a happy former Farragut 5K runner
The Chamber office is located at 11826 Kingston Pike, Suite 110, in the Farragut Crossroads Professional Building. Your questions, comments and visits are welcomed. The Chamber urges you to take full advantage of what we and our member businesses have to offer. If we can be of any assistance, please don't hesitate to call us at 675-7057 or send e-mail to 
