William Rhodes

Operates discount retail stores

Operates auto parts stores

Provides assurance, auditing, tax, legal, technology and consulting & managed services

Operates as a state chartered commercial bank

Operates as a bank holding company through its subsidiaries provide banking and financial services

Functions as a College/University

Operates a membership organization for retailers

Memphis Tomorrow is an association founded in 2001, composed of CEOs from Memphis' largest businesses who collaborate with government, civic sectors, nonprofits, and citizens to enhance opportunity and quality of life for all residents. Memphis Tomorrow also leads and supports community initiatives such as strategic city planning, branding efforts to attract talent and investment, outdoor recreation development, health and wellness programs, and government efficiency reforms. The non-profit company is based in Memphis, TN. The organization focuses on three main priorities: cradle-to-career education, inclusive economic development, and public safety. In education, it supports continuous learning from early childhood through post-secondary stages. Its economic development efforts promote a diverse economy with jobs, innovation, entrepreneurship, minority business growth, and workforce training. Public safety initiatives include supporting law enforcement recruitment and retention, offender re-entry programs, crime reduction strategies, and research on public safety policies.

The Lorraine Civil Rights Museum Foundation, operating as the National Civil Rights Museum, preserves and shares the history and legacy of the American civil rights movement through interactive exhibits, historic collections, and educational programming. The non-profit company is based in Memphis, TN. The museum features permanent and changing galleries, including "The Legacy Experience," which explores civil rights history from 1968 to the present and addresses ongoing social justice issues such as poverty, education, housing, gender equity, and justice. It provides educational resources for teachers and students, including classroom materials, workshops, and e-learning activities. The museum hosts public events like the Ruby Bridges Reading Festival and commemorations of civil rights milestones. It is a designated World Peace Flame monument site and a founding member of the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience, connecting past civil rights struggles to contemporary human rights movements.