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A longtime resident of Nashville, Alfred Marcos is a photographer specializing in big events. His main base for cliente is Copts, since an experienced photography to understand the Coptic marriage ceremony is important, but he is branching out to…

“We keep your home clean” is the motto of Eshak Adly Samoan’s business. On the logo of his business is an American flag with an Uncle Sam pointing finger, and hearts border the logo. Eshak currently, in 2022, works at the Williamson Medical Center…

This Coptic church is stationed in LaVergne, specifically in the industrial area, and sits right between Davidson and Rutherford Counties. The current priest is Father Cherubim Khalil.

A salon that has been in business for almost 20 years during this entry, Cutz sits in a strip mall with A&H Food, a Palestinian-owned grocery store, and several Latinx-owned clothing stores and retail spaces. Cutz’s sign is large and neon and flashes…

A real estate agent facilitating renter and landlord connections, his business shows the deep importance of private landlords to community outreach and growth.

A Coptic man who works at a dealership in North Nashville, Fady attracts customers by posting on Coptic Businessman and centering himself (as opposed to the dealership) to get customers.

Run by Target Souryal, the business cards says: buying, repair, various craftsmanship of gold.

Run by a Coptic man, this tax preparation and accounting firm is located in the Millwood area where office suites can be about $1000/month.

With several locations throughout the suburbs in Davidson and Williamson County, Greek Cafe is a well-known restaurant among Tennesseans. It was one of the first Coptic-owned gyro shops in Nashville and especially in Franklin.