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Okunade Law Sets Precedents in Law, Life and Beyond
Holly Bonner Walking into Okunade Law, LLC, fatigued families are struck by a sense of home. Decorated with plush seating, children's toys and bright lighting, the space defies the traditional stale office-look most would associate with a law firm. A
Office Furniture Warehouse Explores How We Can Return to Work Safely
Marley Lentz, Office Furniture Warehouse The necessity and sensibility behind businesses closing makes it no less burdensome. As lockdowns around the country are simultaneously protested and adhered to, extended and expiring, we’re looking toward the future at a question that’s
Flowing Forward: American Water’s Valoria Armstrong Leads Chamber Board
Amanda Ellis; Photos by Flint Chaney Photography Valoria Armstrong, VP, National Government and Regulatory Affairs at American Water, steps in July 1 as the Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce 2020-21 Board Chair. She brings HR, advocacy and community development expertise to
Building an Effective Marketing Strategy with StoryBrand Agency 8Bend
By David Martin, co-founder at Heed Public Relations What problem does your company’s product or service solve? How does a company better connect with the ideal customer? These are the questions at the heart of many marketers’ efforts. Or at
The Cobbler’s Children Have New Shoes
Keith Hickerson, Papercut Interactive By some accounts the proverbial tale about the shoemaker’s kids dates back to the mid-1500’s, and it has been told in frequent variations across several cultures. Whatever its ultimate origin, there is wisdom in the oft-quoted
DIVERSIFY Summit Unites Diverse Businesses, Professionals & Allies June 19
Chamber Staff The Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce hosts DIVERSIFY June 19, a half-day virtual summit highlighting diversity, inclusion and the 21st century workplace. The unrest sweeping our country spotlights the high cost of racial and economic inequality and our intention is that our
Part Two: Hamilton County Economic Impact Survey Results & Findings
Your survey responses helped us understand how COVID-19 has impacted the Hamilton County economy so far. In part one of the survey, we asked local businesses to tell us about their ever-changing situations so we can continue our work to establish
Artist Alex Paul Loza Thanks Frontline Heroes, Supports Local Artists
Holly Bonner Decorated with monuments and murals, Chattanooga’s downtown bustles with artists and creatives turning their art into a career. Visual artist Alex Paul Loza saw potential in Chattanooga’s art scene when he moved here with his family in 2010. “Chattanooga
Treasury Audits, Needs Certifications – How to Survive the PPP Updated Guidance
Stuart McCallum, ASA, and George Wilmoth, CPA/PFS, CGMA, MST More than a month after companies across the U.S. applied for the Paycheck Protection Program under the CARES Act, the Treasury issued guidance that detailed a few new requirements. On April
Technology Means Home Sellers Could Save Thousands
Technology has changed nearly every major industry in the United States. New technology dramatically cuts the cost of consumer goods like TVs and laptop computers. Right here in Chattanooga, new technology is impacting the trucking industry nationally, and it’s changing
