New research from UTC’s Center for Regional Economic Research shows that Chattanooga’s small businesses remain a critical part of the local economy, but their role is changing. Here are three key findings business owners should understand and how they can help shape future research.
This Chattanooga nonprofit is helping veterans, first responders, and the environment heal together through a unique mission.
For four decades, Cempa Community Care has evolved to meet the changing healthcare needs of our region. As the organization celebrates its 40th anniversary, it’s also investing in the future with a major facility expansion designed to deliver more coordinated, patient-centered care for generations to come.
Ask a room of CEOs what their companies are worth. Some will have a good idea. Some will not. Most will name a multiple they heard
For years, we’ve talked about the aging of America as if it were a future problem. It isn’t. It’s happening now. Over the next decade, millions of Baby Boomers will
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For nine years, Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union’s (TVFCU) Idea Leap Grant program has connected local entrepreneurs with funding to help turn innovative ideas into
For nearly a decade, Jamison Shimmel has experienced the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce’s leadership programs from the participant’s perspective. Today, he’s helping shape their
Nearly 200 business and community leaders gathered at Erlanger Park on June 16 for Diversify: Women Mean Business, presented by BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee. The
As National Apprenticeship Week highlights workforce innovation across the country, the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce is using modern apprenticeships to build its own talent
