
Austin Anthony Hang out. Hang tight. Hang in there. How’s it hanging? These slang expressions may sound like the typical verbiage of a millennial, but for campers who swap their tents for hammocks when bunking in the backcountry, they take
Austin Anthony Beyoncé sings about it, Guy Fieri calls it the “essence” of Flavortown and people are snatching it off grocery store shelves. This international phenomenon is undeniable – hot sauce is enjoying an uninterrupted fiery streak in international, domestic
Amanda Ellis We congratulated our own class of 2018 this spring as 38 Leadership Chattanooga graduates crossed the stage May 18. Here, two of our 2018 class members share their Leadership Chattanooga experience. Leadership Chattanooga prepares talented local professionals for prominent
Sandra Brewer, Vice President of Member-Investor Services, Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce Want to get involved and build leadership skills? Volunteer with us. Our Chamber peers tell us that our Councils stand out as a powerful asset and we agree. Our
At the Chamber's May 18 Leadership Luncheon honoring the 2017-18 class of Leadership Chattanooga, the Leadership Chattanooga Alumni Association (LCAA) presented the Julie Baumgardner Leadership Award to Ronald Harris, Vice President, Diversity and Inclusion, BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee. Harris, co-founder
Sybil Topel, MFA, Vice President, Marketing and Communications, Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce When Mattie Moran stepped through the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce front door in 1968 she had “no intentions of staying more than a few years,” she said
Amanda Ellis “When I began working with the Chamber’s workforce readiness programs, I realized many local students hadn’t seen anything farther away than two to three blocks from home,” says Darian Scott, Outreach Coordinator at the Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce.
Jessica York I didn’t know what to expect the first time I set foot inside the Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce almost six months ago because I didn’t fully understand what a Chamber of Commerce was. My name is Jessica York,
Amanda Ellis The Chamber's Enterprise/Gateway Council partners with ArchWay Kids to bring a new iteration of their annual BOOST Summit to life. The ArchWay program is for kids ages 9 to 17 and teaches soft skills essential for thriving professionally and personally. “ArchWay Kids
Amanda Ellis Carol McCutcheon craved a new challenge when she attended the Chattanooga Chamber’s annual Spring Job Fair last year. Now Accounting and Wire Specialist at Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union (TVFCU), McCutcheon says she’s happy to be a job