Search

All Articles

Chamber Shares 2019 Session Highlights

Public Policy, Chattanooga Chamber 2019 has been a year of firsts: new governor, new senate majority leader, new house leadership, to name a few. This was also a year of firsts for the Chattanooga area Chamber of Commerce.  To ensure our

Continue >

STEP-UP Chattanooga: Enriching Business and Our Workforce

STEP-UP Chattanooga offers paid summer internships for Hamilton County high school students who face the greatest barriers to economic and career success. STEP-UP Chattanooga connects businesses with the next generation of talented and diverse workers, provides critical work-ready training and hands-on

Continue >

Do You Do Workforce Planning?

Greg Laudeman, Ed.D Everyone who works is part of the workforce, from the corner office to the front line. Workforce planning impacts every one of us. It can determine our coworkers, our job, our pay and even whether or not our

Continue >

Compliments That Create Positive Change

Vincent Ivan Phipps, M.A. Remember the last time you did something really well? You anticipated a huge compliment that was oozing with appreciation and all you received was a simple, “Thanks.” How motivated were you to do it again? How

Continue >

American City & County: A View from the Front Seat

Christy Gillenwater Smart cities: once science fiction, now the foundation of community success. Every day, economic developers ask how they can swiftly engage smart city stakeholders as cities rapidly advance. As technology transforms the global economic landscape, cities like Chattanooga,

Continue >

What Would You Do If You Weren’t Afraid?

Alexis Willis, Director of Small Business and Entrepreneurship at the INCubator   What would you do if you weren’t afraid? It’s an oldie but goodie from Sheryl Sandberg’s book “Lean In” and one of my favorite quotes. Anytime I’m making

Continue >

Sign up for weekly updates.

Why This Digital Marketing Agency is Dialing in on Health Care