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This category holds articles that would be included in Category:People from Tennessee whose occupation falls under Category:Businesspeople or one of its subcategories (e.g. entrepreneurs).









Pages in category "Businesspeople from Tennessee"


The following 172 pages are in this category, out of 172 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).




A



  • Ray Albright

  • Hugh C. Anderson

  • Thomas J. Anderson

  • Anne W. Armstrong

  • Alexander Arthur

  • James Avent




B



  • Paul Bailey (politician)

  • Bill Bain (consultant)

  • John Meredith Bass

  • Jere Baxter

  • Thomas W. Beasley

  • Montgomery Bell

  • Ray Bodiford

  • Dennis C. Bottorff

  • James Cowdon Bradford Sr.

  • William Emerson Brock

  • Harry T. Burn

  • Michael Burns (Tennessee politician)

  • A. M. Burton

  • Jake Butcher




C



  • Herman Cain

  • James Erwin Caldwell

  • Rogers Caldwell

  • Eldad Cicero Camp

  • Domenico Canale

  • Monroe J. Carell Jr.

  • William Lacy Carter

  • Edward Saunders Cheatham

  • Joel Owsley Cheek

  • Robert Church Jr.

  • Jay Guy Cisco

  • Jim Clayton (businessman)

  • Kevin Clayton

  • Dave Cobb

  • Edmund William Cole

  • Whitefoord Russell Cole

  • Arthur St. Clair Colyar

  • John Cubbins

  • Sumner Archibald Cunningham

  • Yuri Cunza




D



  • Pete DeBusk

  • George Roby Dempster

  • Jim Druckenmiller

  • Drumma Boy

  • Michael L. Ducker

  • Guilford Dudley (ambassador)

  • Leonard Dunavant




E



  • Charles A. Elcan

  • Dale Engstrom

  • Dan Evins

  • Robert Ewing (mayor)




F



  • Asa Faulkner

  • Steve Fossett

  • Daniel Davis Foute

  • Patricia C. Frist

  • Thomas F. Frist III

  • Thomas F. Frist Jr.

  • William R. Frist

  • Weston Fulton

  • Francis Furman




G



  • Al Gore

  • Yo Gotti

  • Alan Greenberg (businessman)

  • John M. Gregory (businessman)

  • Zan Guerry

  • Francis Guess

  • Jo Conn Guild




H



  • John Harding (Southern planter)

  • E. Hunter Harrison

  • Dee Haslam

  • Jim Haslam

  • Jimmy Haslam

  • Spencer Hays

  • Robert Selph Henry

  • Lou Wills Hildreth

  • Telfair Hodgson Jr.

  • Andy Holt (Tennessee politician)

  • John Jay Hooker

  • Frank K. Houston

  • Julia Hurley




I



  • David B. Ingram

  • E. Bronson Ingram II

  • Frederic B. Ingram

  • John R. Ingram (businessman)

  • Martha Rivers Ingram

  • Orrin H. Ingram II

  • Orrin Henry Ingram Sr.




J



  • Ed Jackson (Tennessee politician)

  • Jazze Pha

  • Cal Johnson (businessman)

  • Ebenezer Johnson

  • Elisha Johnson

  • J. Fred Johnson Jr.

  • R. Milton Johnson

  • Allan Jones (businessman)

  • Rufus E. Jones

  • Juicy J




K



  • Peter Kern (American businessman)

  • Matt Kisber




L



  • Harvey Marion LaFollette

  • Sartain Lanier

  • Denise LaSalle

  • Thomas J. Latham

  • Lecrae

  • Kai-Fu Lee

  • Eugene C. Lewis

  • Lil Wyte

  • Ira A. Lipman

  • Michael K. Locke

  • Scott Lumley

  • C. Stephen Lynn




M



  • Joseph Alexander Mabry II

  • Corey Maclin

  • Thomas H. Malone

  • Basil Marceaux

  • Charles McClung McGhee

  • Rick McKenney

  • Toby McKenzie

  • Fred Meyer (politician)

  • Kenneth J. Meyer

  • White Burkett Miller

  • Sam Moore (publisher)

  • Samuel Morgan




N


  • Paul Naumoff



O


  • William J. Oliver (industrialist)



P



  • Dolly Parton

  • DJ Paul

  • J. William Pope

  • Forrest Preston

  • Scotty Probasco




Q


  • Lisa Quinn



R



  • J. G. M. Ramsey

  • Bert M. Roddy

  • Anthony A.C. Rogers

  • Joe Rogers Jr.

  • Joe Rogers (businessman)

  • Lewis Rudolph




S



  • Edward J. Sanford

  • Larry Schmittou

  • Walter Benona Sharp

  • Kia Shine

  • John Sloan (businessman)

  • John Sloan Jr.

  • Donnie Smith (businessman)

  • Frederick W. Smith

  • Wayne T. Smith

  • Edward Bushrod Stahlman

  • Peter Staub

  • Justus Smith Stearns

  • James G. Sterchi

  • Barry Sterling

  • Vernon K. Stevenson

  • Barry Stowe

  • Charles M. Strauss




T



  • Oliver Perry Temple

  • Dave Thomas (businessman)

  • Gates P. Thruston

  • Justin Timberlake

  • Andrew L. Todd Sr.

  • Philip Trenary

  • Cal Turner




U


  • Usher (musician)



V


  • Troy Vollhoffer



W



  • Cas Walker

  • Thomas B. Walker Jr.

  • Percy Warner

  • Chris Whittle

  • Ronald Gene Wilson

  • Nat T. Winston

  • Reese Witherspoon

  • Herman L. Wolfe Sr.




Y


  • Young Buck






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