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Chattanooga Express Card Brings Business Back to Downtown
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
A Proud Look at Our Members
Josué Vega, Marketing & Communications Intern Surprisingly, during a year when most spent their time at home, one of the biggest challenges many non-profit and membership organizations faced was keeping members engaged, connected and moving forward. For the Chamber, continual
Simeon Baskerville Named Ambassador of the Year
Josué Vega, Marketing & Communications Intern Sometimes there are people who just get us. They know what the Chattanooga Chamber is about, and they love to tell people all about it. Take it from one of our Chamber Ambassadors, Simeon Baskerville. A
Three Years Ahead: Chattanooga Surpasses $1 Billion Capital Investment Goal
Charles Wood and Josué Vega Finances—they’ve been a big worry for many cities, particularly in the last year. With a pandemic on the loose and political and national turmoil, there have been overwhelming opportunities for financial setback. But here’s
Rebuilding Momentum: 1 BILLION Impressions for Chattanooga
Sybil Topel and Josué Vega “Rebuilding momentum” is the mantra that drove our marketing communications work from July 2020-June 2021. From national headlines to local radio shows and video info meetings, our work centered on fostering recovery and growth for
Smart Cities—What’s that?
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
Unique Jobs Bringing People to Chattanooga
Natalia Pérez, Marketing & Communications Intern Between its killer views, rich art scene and growing entreneurship, our Scenic City is a triple threat: ideal location, landscape and job opportunities. For longtime locals and those who've recently settled in the city, it doesn't take long to
Chattanooga Announces New Leadership Class and Protégé Cohort Members
Austin Corcoran and Josué Vega Leadership is an important part of any city, and Chattanooga is chock full of it. It’s always exciting when we get to group leaders together, and put them to work with networking and brainstorming. Add
Intern Insight: Working As A Chamber Intern During A Pandemic
Natalia Pérez I was four years old when we welcomed the year 2000. I remember some welcomed it vibrantly, dancing in the streets and celebrating with fireworks, while others feared for the end of the world. I was too young
How Thrifting Supports Our Nonprofit Community
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
