The Livingston/Overton County Chamber of Commerce represented Livingston and Overton County at the Governor's Conference on Economic and Community Development, hosted by the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development and attended by economic development leaders from across the state.

The annual conference brings together local, regional, and state economic development professionals, industry partners, and elected officials to share best practices, learn about new state resources and initiatives, and strengthen the partnerships that help Tennessee communities compete for jobs and investment.

"Statewide gatherings like the Governor's Conference are invaluable opportunities to connect with fellow economic development professionals, learn about new resources and initiatives, and strengthen the partnerships that help our community grow and thrive," said Zach Stephens, President & CEO of the Livingston/Overton County Chamber of Commerce. "Every conversation we have at events like this is a chance to make sure Overton County is on the map for the people and organizations that direct investment across Tennessee."

The Chamber's participation reflects its ongoing commitment to building relationships with state partners and staying at the forefront of the resources available to rural communities, and the Chamber expressed its appreciation to TNECD for bringing leaders together to chart Tennessee's path forward.

About the Livingston/Overton County Chamber of Commerce The Livingston/Overton County Chamber of Commerce serves as the lead organization for economic development, tourism, workforce development, small business support, and government advocacy in Overton County, Tennessee. For more information, visit LivingstonOvertonChamber.com.