The Tennessee Business Roundtable is pleased to welcome AMBEST, a member-owned, nationwide network of independent truck stops and service centers, as its newest corporate member. The Roundtable also welcomes Mr. Steve Allen, President of AMBEST, as a new member of the organization’s Board of Directors.
“AMBEST is excited to be a member of the Tennessee Business Roundtable. Tennessee is our home and we look forward to contributing to the already great legacy of this outstanding organization. The Roundtable’s policy focus on Competitiveness, Education, Health, and Workforce issues resonates with us, our members, and families across our state and nation,” said Allen.
“We are pleased to welcome AMBEST and Steve Allen to our Roundtable,” said Matt Kisber, Chairman of the Board of Nashville-based Silicon Ranch Corporation, who serves the Roundtable as its 2020-2021 Chair. “We appreciate their focus on excellence, customer service and family. We look forward to the perspective they will bring our organization and membership.”
About AMBEST:
Headquartered in Brentwood, Tennessee and founded in 1988, AMBEST is a Member-owned, nationwide network of independent truck stops and service centers. They take pride in finding the finest locations along the most popular routes in the country. Known for friendly faces, clean facilities, and terrific values – AMBEST is truly America’s Best Truck Stops and Service Centers. Visit https://am-best.com/ for locations and additional information.
About the Tennessee Business Roundtable:
To optimize the quality of life and well-being of all Tennesseans, the Tennessee Business Roundtable develops and seeks to implement public policies which enhance our state’s vibrant economic climate. Founded by prominent Tennessee business leaders in 1983, and dedicated to the belief that an educated, healthy populace and sound state fiscal policies are the primary drivers of Tennessee’s vibrant economy, the Roundtable seeks to be the most respected & influential policy voice for Tennessee's business community. Learn more online at www.tbroundtable.org.