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Highlights from Bordeaux North Nashville Chamber of Commerce April Luncheon

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The recent monthly membership meeting for the Bordeaux North Nashville Chamber of Commerce accomplished more than filling the seats. It was a major success. Nashville Mayor Megan Barry was this month’s esteemed luncheon speaker. Chamber members, guests and visitors were welcomed, enjoying a tasty lunch during the program at the Millennium Maxwell House Hotel. To read full story, click HERE.

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