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Season 2 Underway for Chattanooga Works Podcast

Holly Bonner

In Season 2 of Chattanooga Works, host (and Chamber Creative Director) Jeremy Henderson introduces us to the people behind the big ideas and bold businesses everyone is talking about. 

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Catch up on Season 2 episodes of Chattanooga Works here:

Elisha Millan of Grass Roots makes an appearance to tell you that CBD may not be what you think. On the first episode of Season 2, Millan talks about how CBD can help you live a healthier and more comfortable life.

In today’s digitally connected world, your home isn't the only thing that needs security. Chad Waddell of Infosystems offers some tips and tricks that will help keep your business safer than ever.

Ever heard of PILOT agreements? Charles Wood, the Chamber’s Vice President of Economic Development, discusses the tax agreements and how they drive local economic development.

Do yourself a favor. Participate in the 2020 census. Mike Dunne, Communications Manager for Hamilton County Mayor Jim Coppinger, informs us about how this year’s census will change the next 10 years to come.

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New research from UTC's Center for Regional Economic Research shows that Chattanooga's small businesses remain a critical part of the local economy, but their role is changing. Here are three key findings business owners should understand and how they can help shape future research.

What started as a leap of faith from teaching to entrepreneurship has grown into one of the region's leading concrete coating companies. Chattanooga Floor Care combines craftsmanship, customer service, and continuous learning to deliver lasting value throughout the Chattanooga area.

This Chattanooga nonprofit is helping veterans, first responders, and the environment heal together through a unique mission.

For four decades, Cempa Community Care has evolved to meet the changing healthcare needs of our region. As the organization celebrates its 40th anniversary, it's also investing in the future with a major facility expansion designed to deliver more coordinated, patient-centered care for generations to come.

The views expressed in this article represent the opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce, its staff, or its board of directors. On the morning of September 15, 1886,…

Ask a room of CEOs what their companies are worth.  Some will have a good idea. Some will not. Most will name a multiple they heard somewhere. Six times earnings. Maybe 10. Ask where the number came from, and the room goes…

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Season 2 Underway for Chattanooga Works Podcast