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As Interim Talent Engagement Director, Mary Beth Ikard’s work will include attracting, retaining and developing talent throughout Hamilton County and Chattanooga. She leads the Chamber’s talent programs including Leadership Chattanooga and Protégé Chattanooga, the Leadership Chattanooga Alumni Association (LCAA), Young

As the new Chattanooga 2.0 executive director, Jennifer Bronson will champion the mission to help Chattanooga’s students reach their highest potential. “Chattanooga 2.0’s plans are very ambitious, very broad reaching,” Bronson says. “We want to hit along the entire ‘cradle

The secret about Chattanooga is out. There are plenty of websites that name Chattanooga as the best place for remote work and home to the best jobs in Tennessee. Chattanooga has also been recognized as a top destination for startups

Commitment to our Members    Connecting and engaging members during the pandemic is one of the biggest challenges facing many nonprofit and membership-based organizations. Despite these obstacles, the Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce continued supporting its members through 2020-21. Our membership department kept members engaged and informed through phone calls, online updates, council meetings, virtual networking meetings and four economic recovery surveys. In 2020-21,

While most of the world was forced to pause for much of last year, Chattanooga Chamber’s Talent Initiatives team went to work providing resources for employers and their staff. We came together to support our community through unemployment resources, remote