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6 After Work Activities for Your Summer Bucket List
Summer is officially here! The warm evenings and long days ahead offer more opportunities to enjoy everything Chattanooga has to offer. There is plenty of sunlight left in the day, even after clocking out of your 9 to 5. Turn
3 Top Public Safety Resources for Local Businesses
The Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce is committed to building and supporting a safe environment where businesses can flourish. Part of that commitment is fulfilled through community partners and first responders who serve as the cornerstone of downtown security. In
Climate Champions: Chattanooga’s Corporate Sector Strives for a Carbon-Free Future
Recent science has made clear that man-made pollution is the predominant contributor to Earth’s warming climate, leading to consequential threats to societies, economies, biodiversity and vulnerable populations in communities worldwide. As a result, businesses and consumers are starting to assess
The Cost: How Child Care Impacts Chattanooga
Remember that 2011 movie, “I Don’t Know How She Does It?” Sarah Jessica Parker stars as the “She,” and single-handedly — with almost mythical power — juggling the demands of a career and family is the “It.” For 90 minutes,
WSJ and Bloomberg Talk VC and Tech Within Chattanooga
Chattanooga is catching some media attention for its industry trends. City of Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly and Cameron Doody, co-founder of venture fund Brickyard, were featured in a Wall Street Journal article about the Scenic City’s new identity as a
5 Great Restaurants in Greater Chattanooga
Chattanooga is home to a thriving hospitality industry and an increasingly diverse food scene in Chattanooga is no secret to locals and visitors alike. Chattanooga-based chefs have numerous James Beard nominations to boast, with significant investment coming from out-of-town breweries
Affordable Housing, Infrastructure Key in New City Budget
Unveiled last week, the City of Chattanooga’s newest budget is anchored by a vision-forward strategic plan that aims to close gaps in prosperity, bolster development and build upon the city’s legacy of community-driven progress. Working in tandem with the plan,
Spaced Out: How COVID-19 Changed the Way Chattanooga Works
For most of the world, spring 2020 felt like some post-apocalyptic movie playing out in real life. We all were the protagonist who woke up after a brief sleep to find the world around us alarmingly different, and tasked with
Chamber Member Val Protsenko Champions Aid for Ukraine
On Feb. 24, the world awoke with news of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Nearly 50 days later, the search for peace continues. Much is yet to be discovered about the conflict in Ukraine. For instance, the cost of this war.
CWLI Bridges Leadership Gender Gap
The walls of Chattanooga Women’s Leadership Institute (CWLI) are painted with new possibilities for tomorrow’s decision-makers. Headquartered in downtown Chattanooga, the institute aims to change the world by creating more pathways to success for women – while keeping in mind
