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International Business, Southside Chamber Councils Receive Recognition
The Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting recently recognized its International Business Council (IBC) as Council of the Year and its Southside Council as a leader in recruiting Chattanooga Chamber members. “The IBC is proud to be an advocate and resource
Annual Meeting Awards Honor Community Champions
Business Education Investor: Rock City They may have been around for the better part of a century, but Rock City is always thinking about the future. Their latest accomplishment? Partnering with the Howard School to open the See Rock
Taking a New Look at Sustainability in the South
Christy Gillenwater When you think of the American South, sustainability and environmental protection initiatives may not be the first thought that comes to mind. Maybe it’s front porches, sweet tea and sweltering summers. We’ve still got all that, but in
Gov. Lee Announces ATN Hoelzel LP Expansion in Chattanooga, Hamilton County
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe and ATN Hoelzel LP officials announced today that the company will expand its operations in Chattanooga. The automotive supplier will invest $6 million and create 100 new
EPB Partners with Other Municipal Providers to Bring Gigabit Broadband Beyond Chattanooga
Joan Engebretson When Chattanooga became known as Gig City 10 years ago, only Hamilton County residents could receive the benefits that accompany high-speed broadband (hello rapidly loading kitten videos). EPB strives to provide access to high-speed broadband network internet beyond Hamilton County, so they
Flying Squirrel Boosts Chattanooga Brunch Options with Saturday Brunch
Lizzie Hickman The Flying Squirrel has been a go-to Sunday brunch spot for six years, as Chattanooga locals and tourists alike enjoy mimosas, Bloody Marys and eclectic menu items. Now Flying Squirrel brunch is expanding to include Saturdays. Few things in
Experience Your Local Mall
Amanda Ellis Hamilton Place opened in 1987 as our state’s largest mall. Some 30 years later, it’s still among Tennessee’s top five largest malls as a regional hub of fashion, fun and back to school and holiday shopping. While online shopping
Economic Develop-What: A Conversation with Steve Hiatt
Lizzie Hickman Steve Hiatt has spent most of his career as a superhero. Zooming across Chattanooga from business to business providing solutions to problems, expertly crafting incentive packages and stopping potential supply chain snags in their tracks. Instead of a
WorkHound Grows in the Innovation District and Beyond
David Martin Four years after launching and with $1.5 million of fresh venture capital in the bank, the feedback platform that reduces avoidable employee turnover is harnessing Chattanooga’s innovation ecosystem for more growth. It all starts with one simple question:
Oh No, Call MRO
Lizzie Williams Everything is chugging along perfectly at a seatbelt manufacturing plant, until a machine stops working. Suddenly seatbelt parts are piling up everywhere. The plant manager is unable to solve the problem so she picks up the phone and
