
Keith Hickerson, Papercut Interactive These days everyone is talking about the next moonshot, that big transformational idea that will put human colonies on Mars, create lithium-ion batteries to power cars for more than a million miles and solve global warming
Chattanooga Chamber FreightWaves, the leading media and data provider for the $9.6T global freight market, raises $37 million in two rounds of funding. Kayne Partners, a $29B private equity fund, has led one of the rounds, providing $30 million in
AMY CLARKE, FREELANCE MARKETING STORYTELLER As Chattanooga area businesses shift, pivot and change, trying to adapt to a new normal, many are tapping into the passion that led them to open their business in the first place. Over the course of
Chris Wilson, Smart Furniture CEO Open concept. Agile office design. Cubicles. Co-working space. Quiet rooms. Sit/stand desks… If you’re a business owner or human resources manager, you’ve likely spent serious time and energy poring over the best solution for an
Amy Clarke, Freelance Marketing Storyteller As Chattanooga area businesses shift, pivot and change, trying to adapt to a new normal, many are tapping into the passion that led them to open their business in the first place. Over the course of
Amy Clarke, Freelance Marketing Storyteller As Chattanooga area businesses shift, pivot and change, trying to adapt to a new normal, many are tapping into the passion that led them to open their business in the first place. Over the course of
Hamilton County announced last week that it will follow a mask mandate until Sept. 8. Mayor Jim Coppinger issued the mandate after the county set a new single-day record for COVID-19 cases for the fourth time in two weeks. “Everyone
Holly Bonner Local business owners Christopher Wood and Doug Lee made the most of their undergraduate years at the University of Southern Mississippi, thanks to one genius business idea – a trailer serving spiked snow cones. Getting a taste of
Amy Clarke, Freelance Marketing Storyteller As Chattanooga area businesses shift, pivot and change, trying to adapt to a new normal, many are tapping into the passion that led them to open their business in the first place. Over the course of
Holly Bonner As COVID-19 cases rise across the country, businesses everywhere are taking extra precautions to protect the well-being of their clients and the community. Many remain open to provide essential services and boost the local economy. Along with following the