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The Cobbler’s Children Have New Shoes
Keith Hickerson, Papercut Interactive By some accounts the proverbial tale about the shoemaker’s kids dates back to the mid-1500’s, and it has been told in frequent variations across several cultures. Whatever its ultimate origin, there is wisdom in the oft-quoted
Sandler Training: Coaching from the Frontline
Holly Bonner Remember those “new year, new me” resolutions? This year, you may have imagined spending more time at the gym or planning a trip to Europe. But that probably didn’t happen… So far, 2020 has thrown us for a loop.
DIVERSIFY Summit Unites Diverse Businesses, Professionals & Allies June 19
Chamber Staff The Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce hosts DIVERSIFY June 19, a half-day virtual summit highlighting diversity, inclusion and the 21st century workplace. The unrest sweeping our country spotlights the high cost of racial and economic inequality and our intention is that our
Part Two: Hamilton County Economic Impact Survey Results & Findings
Your survey responses helped us understand how COVID-19 has impacted the Hamilton County economy so far. In part one of the survey, we asked local businesses to tell us about their ever-changing situations so we can continue our work to establish
COVID-19 Financial Recovery Strategies for Women Employees and Business Leaders
Susan Cardwell Women face unique financial concerns. Each of those unique financial concerns and considerations have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Whether it is the income gap between male and female workers, the reality of women’s longer lifespans, the challenge
Providing Business IT Stability to Those Who Need It Most
Meghan Furr The effects of COVID-19 on businesses large and small throughout the Tennessee Valley will be something we continue to grapple with for some time. Today, we take a look at a technology managed services company headquartered in Chattanooga
Treasury Audits, Needs Certifications – How to Survive the PPP Updated Guidance
Stuart McCallum, ASA, and George Wilmoth, CPA/PFS, CGMA, MST More than a month after companies across the U.S. applied for the Paycheck Protection Program under the CARES Act, the Treasury issued guidance that detailed a few new requirements. On April
Technology Means Home Sellers Could Save Thousands
Technology has changed nearly every major industry in the United States. New technology dramatically cuts the cost of consumer goods like TVs and laptop computers. Right here in Chattanooga, new technology is impacting the trucking industry nationally, and it’s changing
Young Professionals of Chattanooga Continues to Support Young Leaders
Despite a pandemic we've all felt the impacts of, the Young Professionals of Chattanooga (YPC) moves full force ahead, creating opportunities for local young business leaders to continue growing. During the month of June, YPC powers two major initiatives. The first is
Getting Started On the Right (Green) Foot
Holly Bonner Chattanooga Works · Episode 21 – green|spaces As local professionals slowly start returning to their cubicles, businesses are taking a closer look at their work culture, employee satisfaction and budget. Some businesses are looking to take up new
