Adam Myers joins Chattanooga Chamber team as VP, Economic Development
Adam Myers will serve as Vice President, Economic Development, Charles Wood, President and CEO, Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce, has
Strength in Service: Navigating Chattanooga’s Veteran Entrepreneurial Ecosystem
In Chattanooga – this bustling city where entrepreneurs are a driving force – veterans own fewer than 10% of businesses.
Highlights from GovCon23
This week in Chattanooga, government officials, industry leaders, and experts convened at the Tennessee Economic Development Conference, GovCon23, to discuss
Paving Equitable Paths: Financial Literacy Member Takeaways
Chattanooga is a tapestry of entrepreneurship where small businesses flourish through top amenities including the world’s fastest internet and a thriving startup ecosystem. Serving as an integral part of that ecosystem, our Chattanooga Chamber launched a five-month Minority Financial Literacy Series – offering microbusinesses and
Member Spotlight: Embracing the Digital Great Unkown
Last month, Google introduced its next-generation analytics and data measurement tool – Google Analytics 4 (GA4). An estimated 38 million websites use Google Analytics to track data, that number is expected to grow in the years to come. GA4 replaces its 360 Universal Analytics predecessor which
Komatsu: Shaping Chattanooga’s Future Workforce
Komatsu America Corp., a leading heavy equipment manufacturer, recognizes the importance of investing in communities and sustaining workforce pipelines. The company has furthered Chattanooga’s economy through innovating, designing and manufacturing heavy equipment for more than 30 years. As North America’s second-largest fully integrated construction equipment
Building a Thriving Chattanooga: Early Childhood Development, Education & Career Pathways
In this episode of Policy Chatt, we sit down with Keri Randolph, executive director of Chattanooga 2.0, to discuss crucial topics that hold the key to shaping a prosperous and thriving community. From early childhood development to literacy standards and career pathways, this episode of
Highlights from GovCon23
This week in Chattanooga, government officials, industry leaders, and experts convened at the Tennessee Economic Development Conference, GovCon23, to discuss various aspects of economic development in the state. One of the highlights of the event was the Commissioner’s Luncheon, where Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly and
Navigating a New Washington
The world of Washington changed a great deal over the past year, with real impacts on Chattanooga businesses. Republicans regained U.S. House majority control, the Senate remains under Democratic leadership and President Joe Biden maneuvers through a divided Washington. Held at The Signal’s new location
Adam Myers joins Chattanooga Chamber team as VP, Economic Development
Adam Myers will serve as Vice President, Economic Development, Charles Wood, President and CEO, Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce, has announced. “Adam’s decade-plus of experience in both the public and private sectors and a strong track record in economic development is a great addition to
Bridging Gaps for Working Families
Our Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce joins in support of United Way of Greater Chattanooga’s efforts to create more family-friendly workplaces. During its campaign kickoff event at Westin Chattanooga on Tuesday, United Way unveiled a new initiative known as United for Working Families United Way
New City, New Chapter
Greater Chattanooga has it all – excellent job opportunities, top schools, friendly and affordable communities, abundant outdoor recreation options, delicious local fare, thriving arts scenes and so much more. Thanks to these amenities, anyone can find their niche here, including you. Here are five reasons
Branch Leverages Next-Gen Technology to Alleviate Houselessness
Chattanooga’s recent spike in houselessness brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic is now on a steady decline. According to data from a January poll, the number of sheltered and unsheltered homeless people in Hamilton County decreased from 1,144 in 2022 to 785 in 2023. And
Member Spotlight: Lights, Camera, Action!
Smartphones make capturing videos easier than ever. With a simple setup, anyone can hit record and create content for social media. However, when it comes to producing reusable and high-quality branding, marketing, or employee training videos, there are better options to consider. Enter 6 Strong