About Us

The Tennessee Chapter of SGMP was chartered on May 27, 2004 at the 2004 SGMP Annual Educational Conference held in Nashville Tennessee. We invite you to visit us by attending our monthly chapter meetings held on the third Tuesday of each month. Location varies among member hotels in the Nashville area. All meetings begin with a site tour of the host facility. Non-member planners may attend the first meeting free of charge. On the second visit, non-members and members pay as follows:

Government Planner $10 Contract Planner $10 Member Supplier $25 Non-Member Supplier $35

Please see our “Meetings and Events Calendar” on this website for dates and locations.

Our Mission

Mission of The Society of Government Meeting Professionals is to improve the quality and increase the cost effectiveness of government meetings by:

	Improving communications, understanding, and cooperation between planners and suppliers through periodic meetings;
	Expanding the knowledge and abilities of planners and suppliers by conducting formal educational programs;
	Aiding planners in locating and evaluating meeting facilities and support services;
	Researching, analyzing and translating regulatory and legislative issues and policies which affect government meeting professionals; APEX…FED PREMIER GSA RULES
	Maintaining liaison activities with other professional meeting planner and supplier groups; and Providing guidance and advice to planners on all phases of planning, executing, and evaluating meetings.

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Our Mission

Mission of The Society of Government Meeting Professionals is to improve the quality and increase the cost effectiveness of government meetings by:

Improving communications, understanding, and cooperation between planners and suppliers through periodic meetings;

Expanding the knowledge and abilities of planners and suppliers by conducting formal educational programs;

Aiding planners in locating and evaluating meeting facilities and support services;

Researching, analyzing and translating regulatory and legislative issues and policies which affect government meeting professionals; APEX…FED PREMIER GSA RULES

Maintaining liaison activities with other professional meeting planner and supplier groups; and Providing guidance and advice to planners on all phases of planning, executing, and evaluating meetings.