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Rob Philyaw thought a law degree would set him apart in business, but it actually sent him in an entirely different direction. In this episode,

Eleanor Cooper was a driving force for Chattanooga Venture and Vision 2000, laying the groundwork for our city’s renaissance. In this episode, Eleanor shares why

Adam Kinsey has always had a knack for seeing what a place could become (often long before anyone else does). In this episode, Adam shares

Shannon Burger has been a K9 handler, a CPA, a firefighter, an entrepreneur, and now: CEO of one of Chattanooga’s fastest growing healthcare organizations. In

Chip Baker is back for round two of My Morning Cup as he begins his third term as County Commissioner for District 2. In this

When people have told Bernie Miller something can’t be done, his answer has always been the same: “I think it can.” In this episode, Bernie

David Martin is committed to building a stronger, more connected Chattanooga. In this episode, David shares how his father’s advice to find his own way

Matt Patterson has spent his career proving that the biggest risk is often the safest bet you can make. In this episode, Matt shares why

Cindy Lee has built her career on a simple belief: “I can do this.” In this episode, Cindy shares what a decade in the corporate