Black in Tech: Cultivating Opportunity & Mentorship
Across the US, only 8 percent of employees in tech — and only 3 percent in executive positions — are Black, a 2023 State of
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Leveling Up: Chattanooga State’s Google Certificates Propel Professionals
In Greater Chattanooga, Chattanooga State Community College marries education and workforce development to facilitate career advancement among beginning and intermediate professionals, fostering a ripple effect
Should Your Talent Attraction Campaigns Target Skilled Workers?
As cities attract new businesses and investment, the question of whether to fill jobs by upskilling existing residents or recruiting new talent becomes increasingly significant.
War Stories, Leadership and Camels
When it comes to real war stories, Paul Leath’s got them. A U.S. Army dependent when he was young, as he entered adulthood he fully
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
INCubator at BDC Awarded $50,000 Microsoft TechSpark Fellowship
Established in 2017, TechSpark is a Microsoft civic program designed to promote digital skills, increase access to broadband, and foster inclusive economic opportunity. Since its
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
Championing Chattanooga: Christy Gillenwater Reflects on Leading the Chamber
In 2023, Christy Gillenwater will start in her new role as President & CEO of the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce. She recently shared
Chattanooga Selfie Museum Marks its One-Year Anniversary
As the Chattanooga Selfie Museum celebrates one year in business this month, its fun culture is still encouraging Chattanoogans and visitors to unleash their most creative self.
Christy Gillenwater Accepts New Role at Greater Oklahoma City Chamber
Christy Gillenwater has accepted a new position as President and CEO of Greater Oklahoma City Chamber, stepping down from her leadership role as Chattanooga Chamber
