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Chattanooga Climbs Chamber Economic Development Strategy Moves Us Forward
Amanda Ellis With support from dynamic organizations from across our region, the Chattanooga Chamber has attracted companies from around the globe and helped create programs to boost talent development in our region – programs like Future Ready Institutes and working
Chattanooga Chamber Announces Leadership Chattanooga Class of 2019-20
Amanda Ellis The Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce announces the Leadership Chattanooga class of 2019-20. “I see Leadership Chattanooga growing more diverse each year, representing the growing diversity of our community,” says Diane Parks, Chamber Director of Leadership and Community Development. “Our
Beam Up Your Merch with Moonbeam Printing
Lizzie Williams Chattanoogans love stickers. Have you seen the cars sporting Rock Creek logos, water bottles that encourage you to “See Rock City” or laptops sporting local business logos? Stickers and printing aren’t only for the well-hydrated and craft coffee
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
Diversify 2019: Get to Know Keynote Speaker Deborah Elam, Register for Breakout Sessions
Deborah Elam began her 30-year career at General Electric as an intern, working her way up to Chief Diversity Officer and later GE Foundation President. As GE’s first black female corporate officer, she dedicated her career to diversity, philanthropy and
Small Business, Big Deal: Signal Centers
Amanda Ellis Small businesses are a big deal for the local economy. That’s why we recognize some of the most outstanding with our annual Small Business Awards recognizing small businesses up to 300 employees as well as a nonprofit. Read
Leadership Chattanooga Leads for Learning
Amanda Ellis Leadership Chattanooga class members connect with our community while learning about what it means to lead. Through monthly sessions, education-related projects, police ride-alongs and more – participants graduate with a fresh understanding of our community’s strengths and challenges,
Chattanooga Chamber’s Chattanooga Works Podcast Wins ACCE Award for Communications Excellence
The Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE) today announced winners of its Communications Excellence awards program. Our podcast received one of these awards highlighting the freshest and most innovative marketing and communications work from ACCE member organizations of all types
5 Unique Excuses to Text at Work You Probably Haven’t Thought Of
Kenneth Burke Communication is pretty important to a functioning office, wouldn’t you say? You can encourage, collaborate, problem solve, sell and more with simple communications throughout the day. But you probably haven’t thought much about how you can accomplish all
What’s in it for me?
Holly Ashley, Chamber Economic Development Coordinator You’re a Chamber member business and you keep hearing everyone boast about the explosion of new business investment and jobs in our community. It seems every month a new company is moving to Chattanooga
