The Snellville Commerce Club was established in 1984. Our monthly meetings regularly include professionals and merchants from the Snellville area. We are seeking new members who would like to benefit their businesses by becoming part of a community-based organization.

In 2011, the Commerce Club became the official business marketing organization of Snellville Tourism & Trade, the city’s Destination Marketing Organization.

The Snellville Commerce Club was established in 1984. Our monthly meetings regularly include professionals and merchants from the Snellville area. We are seeking new members who would like to benefit their businesses by becoming part of a community-based organization.

In 2011, the Commerce Club became the official business marketing organization of Snellville Tourism & Trade, the city’s Destination Marketing Organization.

Our Mission

“Our purpose is to establish and promote programs that strengthen the ties among members, their respective businesses, and the community.”
Commerce Club Meeting & Luncheon

April 1st at Noon

Dr. Brett Savage
Brett is in his 3rd year as principal at Brookwood High School and 12th year as a school administrator. He taught biology for 8 years at Collins Hill High School before moving into an administrative role. He loves working with students, supporting the community, and occasionally slipping out to play golf. Brett is married to Adriana, a special education teacher, and they have 3 daughters who attend GCPS schools.
 

Rodney Jordan – Principal, South Gwinnett High School
Rodney Jordan, a native of Detroit, Michigan, is a dedicated educational leader with a passion for student success. A former law enforcement officer turned educator, he brings a unique perspective to school leadership, emphasizing structure, accountability, and support. He is a proud graduate of Eastern Michigan University and has developed expertise in transforming school culture and climate while increasing graduation rates.

As Principal of South Gwinnett High School, Mr. Jordan champions the South Gwinnett Experience, fostering unity, pride, and collaboration across the school cluster. Above all, he is a proud father to his son, Jacob Jordan, a “mini-comet” at Britt Elementary, reinforcing his deep commitment to the community he serves.