It’s time to stand out in Tucker, Georgia.

Networking &
Professional Learning &
Business Development

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Strengthen the Tucker business community and enjoy the benefits of networking and community service.

Over 50 years ago, the Tucker Business Association (TBA) was founded by local small businesses, corporations, and independent professionals to support the Tucker business community.

Since becoming a non-profit in 1992, TBA has welcomed community organizations, government agencies, and other non-profits as members. Our mission is to represent the business leaders in Tucker.

Member Benefits

Networking & Sales Opportunities

Opportunity to Talk About Your Business

Presence on TBA Business Directory

Updates from City/County Officials

Access to Members Only Events

Social Media Mentions & Reshares

Civic Involvement

Join an upcoming in-person event!

Members enjoy networking at monthly meetings with expert speakers, business updates, and lunch to foster connections, referrals, and partnerships. These welcoming events let leaders and organizations share ideas, promote events, and showcase services.

October Program
$25.00

Wills & Trusts

Join us in welcoming guest speaker John Mangrum!

John grew up in Tucker and joined his father after law school to establish Mangrum & Mangrum, a law firm here in his hometown. His practice focuses on estate planning, probate, real property, and personal injury matters. John helps individuals and families plan for the future, protect their assets, and provide for their loved ones. Today, John will discuss wills and trusts, focusing on common estate planning mistakes, the essential elements of a sound estate plan, and probate-avoidance strategies to help business owners better protect their families and businesses.

Tucker on Track

A calendar of networking events, workshops, festivals, civic happenings and government meetings that affect local businesses.