
Keith Hickerson, Papercut Interactive Back during the Middle Ages castle towers typically had slit-type openings, windows designed to be narrow on the inside, sometimes with slightly wider flares on the outside walls. The reasons for that design were pragmatic: such
Holly Bonner In Season 2 of Chattanooga Works, host (and Chamber Creative Director) Jeremy Henderson introduces us to the people behind the big ideas and bold businesses everyone is talking about. Catch up on Season 2 episodes of Chattanooga Works
“What would you do if you knew you could not fail?” (Robert H. Schuller) Do you lie awake at night wondering whether you have what it takes to be an entrepreneur? Have you thought about the pros and cons of
Marley Lentz, Office Furniture Warehouse The best performing workplaces in the world consistently offer a specific type of workplace experience — a participatory space where infrastructures are crafted, immersive and user-centric. But, is the physical space alone enough to create
Katie Hendrix, The Company Lab The Company Lab (CO.LAB) partnered with the JumpFund and EnrichHER to host the first ever Will This Float?: Female Founders Edition, a local business pitch competition designed to support up-and-coming ideas and companies. Will This Float? kicked
Tripp Stanford, Papercut Interactive Email has been a primary marketing channel for brands for over 20 years. Email as a marketing channel is relatively free, personable and grants businesses the ability to keep their audiences updated with news and sales. If
Mandy Senn Oh, the holidays. Delicious food, fellowship with friends and family, binge watching your favorite television shows and maybe even some much-needed rest. However, before you take the plunge into full holiday relaxation, think about how to capitalize on the
Jason Hill, Papercut Interactive You have a website. And you’ve done all the right things. Your site is intentionally designed. You're developing content, thoughtfully answering the questions your prospective customers are searching for on the internet. You’re doing everything right. And
Lizzie Hickman How did you decide on your future career path? Did you shadow a professional in the field, research what a day in the life looks like or pursue one of your parents' professions? As a community, we’re ensuring
Adequate cyber security is a cultural, organizational and technological issue. Security doesn't just reduce threats from the outside; it reduces downtime and stabilizes revenue. “We need to think of security economically and statistically, not just as an IT matter,” says Lemon Williams, Cyber