Job Creation

Komatsu America Corp., a leading heavy equipment manufacturer, recognizes the importance of investing in communities and sustaining workforce pipelines. The company has furthered Chattanooga’s economy through innovating, designing and manufacturing heavy equipment for more than 30 years. As North America’s

From bustling logistics hubs to cutting-edge manufacturing centers, Greater Chattanooga’s 16-county region is witnessing a surge in industrial growth and economic prosperity. Carefully planned and strategically located, these parks offer excellent opportunities for businesses to thrive with state-of-the-art infrastructure, access

Inside Chambers Welding and Fabrication a realm of steel and sparks rules. The clang of hammers and sizzle of molten metal announce the creation of elegant rails, sturdy gates and other intricate metal works. Founded by Chanda Chambers, veteran and entrepreneur,

The long days of summer are in full swing. School is out, and along with cookouts and fireworks, another American tradition takes place – the summer job. While teen summer employment was on a decline through the onset of COVID-19,

NOVONIX recently entered a joint research and development agreement (JDA) with LG Energy Solutions (LGES) to develop an artificial graphite material for LG batteries. NOVONIX’s anode division in Chattanooga will produce the required parts for LG, helping them expand local

A historic agreement, announced on Friday, will revitalize 300 acres of downtown riverfront in Chattanooga. The One Westside plan includes expanding downtown education opportunities, creating more affordable housing for over 2,000 residents, and improving public infrastructure along the Tennessee River.

In 2019, Finland-based tire manufacturer Nokian Tyres opened its first North American Plant in Rhea County, thanks in part to the influence of the Greater Chattanooga Economic Partnership (GCEP). Wes Boling, Senior Manager of Communications, Nokian Tyres, explains that the

Chattanooga City Council approved a 10-year Payment In Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) program for Kordsa Inc.’s $50 million expansion of its manufacturing facility in Hixson, a project that is expected to create 200 high-paying jobs and provide new riverfront greenway

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee, along with Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Stuart McWhorter, and officials from Kordsa, Inc. announced the company’s plans to expand its manufacturing operations in Chattanooga. The $50 million investment will create 200 new jobs