
Candy Giron, Lily Sanchez & Lizzie Hickman La Paz Chattanooga advocates for our city’s Latinx population. Since opening more than 15 years ago, La Paz has seen the community flourish and expand with entrepreneurs and professionals who help create a
Ambassadors are the frontline and face of the Chattanooga Chamber. These volunteers attend ribbon cuttings and maintain contact with other Chamber members through phone calls and visits. Meet three of our outstanding Ambassadors here – Cortney Hewitt, Nikki Rozzel and Jeff Lynn.
Lauren Espy and Lizzie Hickman The 2019-20 school year is up and running in Hamilton County. Teachers are at the forefront of of learning, but they need support. This is where volunteers step in, enriching students' educational experiences by sharing career expertise. Kimberly Strong,
Kenneth Burke, Text Request We’ve all been there. You need to connect with a customer, so you give them a call. They don’t answer, so you leave a voicemail and never hear back. Or you need to share a message
Mandy Senn We all know that word-of-mouth can be the most successful and trusted form of advertising. With that in mind, customer testimonials are considered the most effective type of marketing content. 88% of people trust online reviews as much as
Lizzie Hickman August in Chattanooga means soaring temperatures, melting ice cream and an ever present sun. It’s natural to long for days when the sun’s glare is a welcome treat warming up icy hands in frigid December air. These days,
The Chattanooga Chamber's 2019 Annual Meeting honors Chattanooga companies over 100 years old and presents awards to local organizations that lead in their industries and positively impact our community. The Annual Meeting Awards recognize companies leading the way in areas like
Christy Gillenwater When you think of the American South, sustainability and environmental protection initiatives may not be the first thought that comes to mind. Maybe it’s front porches, sweet tea and sweltering summers. We’ve still got all that, but in
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe and ATN Hoelzel LP officials announced today that the company will expand its operations in Chattanooga. The automotive supplier will invest $6 million and create 100 new
Joan Engebretson When Chattanooga became known as Gig City 10 years ago, only Hamilton County residents could receive the benefits that accompany high-speed broadband (hello rapidly loading kitten videos). EPB strives to provide access to high-speed broadband network internet beyond Hamilton County, so they