

The arrival of a new year presents an ideal moment for reconnection, reflection and setting new intentions. The Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce Open House offered an exceptional opportunity for these activities. Hosted at the INCubator, this gathering united entrepreneurs, community leaders, and Chamber members, creating valuable exposure and momentum

When Konstantin Chinkov first began designing watercolor coloring books for his young nephew, the lifelong artist had no idea it would turn into the burgeoning business he has today. Owned and operated out of North Shore’s Business Development Center, Chinkov
We are thrilled to welcome Hippix Logistix and founder Andrei Hippix to the INCubator community. Hippix Logistix is on a mission to become the nation’s No. 1 expedited transportation company, with a clear commitment to representing and empowering owner-operators. In
When people think of a business incubator, they often picture rows of offices, printers humming in the background, and entrepreneurs typing away at their desks. While the INCubator does provide professional office space, Wi-Fi and practical amenities, the real heartbeat

Company focuses on data-driven cost savings for large vehicle fleets Sebastián Baquero has a clear idea of how to solve a major cost for the trucking industry: He’s harnessed the power of AI for better tire management. Now, his company,

The INCubator hosted its 2025 Open House on Thursday, May 8, bringing together Chattanooga’s entrepreneurial community for a morning of networking, discovery, and connection. The event showcased the innovation and growth happening within the INCubator and celebrated the small businesses

Healthcare is evolving at an incredible pace, thanks to cutting-edge technology. From AI-powered diagnostics to wearable health trackers, entrepreneurs are developing solutions that improve patient outcomes, streamline care, and make healthcare more accessible than ever. As these innovations reshape the

In 2023, Microsoft changed the tech landscape of Chattanooga with a $50,000 grant called TechSpark. As a TechSpark partner, the Chattanooga Chamber received resources and support as it expanded and strengthened our tech start-up scene. Here at the Chamber, we

As she looked out at the room of dignitaries, elected officials, nonprofit leaders, family and friends, all of whom came to celebrate her ongoing success as an entrepreneur, businesswoman and luxury chocolatier, Ella Livingston smiled and thought back to the

This summer, you can buy a special seventh-inning snack – take me out to the ballgame – at any Chattanooga Lookouts home game. “Curveball Crunchies,” said Stacy Martin. “It’s a play on ‘buy me some peanuts and Crackerjacks’.” Martin created