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Chattanooga Works Podcast Episode 11: Celebrating Generosity through #CHAgives
Maria Matthews, Director of Generosity and Donor Relations, The Generosity Trust Check out our latest podcast on Chattanooga's Giving Tuesday initiative. A recent count indicates almost $265,000 raised this week and that number is climbing as participating organizations continue to
Re-entry: Chattanooga Works Podcast Episode 9
This week on Chattanooga Works, we delve into an important topic: how to navigate the job market as an ex-offender. We sit down with Sargent Josh May, Chattanooga Police Department, and Ronald Bristow, Executive Director and Founder of Bottled Tears Ministries, to
How This Company Uses Podcasts So Customers Understand Their Value Proposition
David Martin Podcasts here, podcasts there, podcasts are everywhere. Or at least it seems they are. Want to know just how prevalent podcasts are becoming? Here are some recent podcast statistics published by Edison Research: 26 percent of Americans listen to
Our Next Nurses: Chattanooga State Serves Students, Community with 35 Years of Nursing Excellence
Amanda Ellis and Betty Proctor Meet Dr. Martina Harris, Assistant Dean of Nursing Chattanooga native Martina Harris, Ed.D., has held positions on all sides of nursing – from 12-hour hospital shifts to insurance, administration and higher education both in the
Startup Week is Almost Here
It's almost that time again – Startup Week. A week-long celebration of wearing yourself out, having a blast and learning new things at more than 100 events for entrepreneurs, professionals and everyone in the community. Following months of extensive planning and a
Chattanooga Has Talent: Chattanooga Works Podcast Episode 6
Eric Lisica If you're heading to the hospital, the last thing you'd think is, “I hope there are nurses working today.” As Chattanooga grows, we'll need more talent across the board, and our latest podcast examines related efforts in the healthcare field.
Bright Beginnings at Chambliss Center for Children
Amanda Ellis When you consider the concept of talent development and matching the right people with the right jobs – jobs they enjoy, are good at, that provide the right level of income and flexibility − you probably think of
The Cost of Addiction: Chattanooga Works Podcast Episode 4
Eric Lisica Someone you know may be struggling with addiction. According to the CDC, healthcare providers wrote 259 million prescriptions for opioid pain relievers in 2012, enough for every adult in America to fill one prescription. Fast forward to 2018, and
