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Pathfinder Films: Leading Creatively
Josue Vega, Marketing & Communications Intern Media production is on the rise in Chattanooga. In recent years, a number of young creatives have established production companies in town, including Pathfinder Films. Led by husband and wife duo Leif and Lucky Ramsey, the
Unique Jobs Bringing People to Chattanooga
Natalia Pérez, Marketing & Communications Intern Between its killer views, rich art scene and growing entreneurship, our Scenic City is a triple threat: ideal location, landscape and job opportunities. For longtime locals and those who've recently settled in the city, it doesn't take long to
Chattanooga Empowers Art Community, Cultivates Public Art During the Pandemic
Natalia Pérez, Marketing and Communications Intern I often think of art as the partnership between the essential and the nonessential. The essentials being our necessary structures, like science, engineering, medicine, law — all of which society needs to survive, feel
Governor Lee, Commissioner Rolfe Announce NOVONIX to Expand Chattanooga Manufacturing Operations
Jennifer McEachern, TNECD Media NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe and NOVONIX officials announced that the company will expand its Chattanooga manufacturing operations. The project represents an investment of approximately $160 million
Rent My Equipment: The Airbnb of Equipment Rentals
Natalia Pérez, Marketing and Communications Intern If you're itching to finally invest some time into that home improvement project you've had on your list for years, a DIY project or anything that requires equipment from ladders and hammers to leaf blowers,
Fair Flies Fights Human Trafficking and Pollution
Josué Vega, Marketing & Communications Intern Fair Flies is changing the world, one fishing fly at a time. By making their products eco-friendly and by sourcing from ethical companies that pay their workers a living wage, the company fights against
Intern Insight: Working As A Chamber Intern During A Pandemic
Natalia Pérez I was four years old when we welcomed the year 2000. I remember some welcomed it vibrantly, dancing in the streets and celebrating with fireworks, while others feared for the end of the world. I was too young
How Thrifting Supports Our Nonprofit Community
Amanda Ellis We all know someone who seems to have a special touch with thrifting, whether it’s scooping up chic vintage clothing items or unique home décor. There’s something exciting about the treasure hunt of a thrift store – the
Travel & Leisure calls Chattanooga “The Ultimate WFH Destination for Remote Workers”
Chamber Staff We knew it. You knew it. Now anyone reading Travel & Leisure this month knows it. Chattanooga offers the ideal experience for remote workers, making it the Ultimate WFH Destination. Why? Read the full article here (disclaimer: article may be
Chattanooga Business Community Called to Support Diversity, Inclusion Efforts to Grow and Thrive
Eric Fuller, President and CEO of U.S. Xpress Enterprises Inc. As the leader of a large, publicly traded company, it's my responsibility to look out for our nearly 10,000 team members, our investors and the community we call home. Part
