Josué Vega, Marketing & Communications Intern If you’ve been around Chattanooga a lot, you might have become desensitized to what an amazing tourist spot it is. After all, we have one of the nation’s best riverwalks, a gorgeous art scene
Recently, the Chattanooga Chamber’s Vice President of Diversity and Inclusive Growth sat down with HR Daily Advisor to talk about his approach to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) work and his own personal DEI journey. Steedley brings with him a
Josué Vega, Marketing & Communications Intern Necessity is the mother of invention. Chattanooga realtors, developers, and policymakers had a need. They wanted a one-stop location to find data on downtown Chattanooga–statistics like demographics, housing, and transportation. River City Company responded
Josué Vega, Marketing & Communications Intern It was at a Chattanooga Chamber networking event that Cindy Steele discovered she could turn her passions into a career. There, Steele ran into a colleague who was looking for a travel agent, and
Josué Vega, Marketing & Communications Intern We have smartphones. Smart watches. Smart cars. And now…smart cities? While the name “smart city” conjures thoughts of futuristic towns a la The Jetsons, smart cities are actually present realities. In fact, if you’re
Natalia Pérez, Marketing and Communications Intern If you're itching to finally invest some time into that home improvement project you've had on your list for years, a DIY project or anything that requires equipment from ladders and hammers to leaf blowers,
Amanda Ellis We all know someone who seems to have a special touch with thrifting, whether it’s scooping up chic vintage clothing items or unique home décor. There’s something exciting about the treasure hunt of a thrift store – the
Amanda Ellis Your Chattanooga Chamber supported local business long before the pandemic, during the tumultuous last year and as we emerge to getting (somewhat) back to normal. Our committed volunteers and members include top business leaders of successful companies large
Patrick Molloy, Adventure Sports Innovation In Chattanooga, as vaccines roll out and our public health emergency starts to feel manageable, how are companies planning to bring their employees back together? Many employees have been working remotely for over a year. Others
Our lives instantly shifted when COVID spread across the country last year, and this is especially true for teenagers. No longer were they amongst their peers throughout the day, but rather relying on phones and computers to communicate with their friends at
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