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Hixson Council Receives Chamber Accolades


Pictured above: Hixson Business Expo (event held pre-COVID-19)

For the first time in Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce history, the same Council took home both the annual Council Membership Growth Award and the Council of the Year recognition, at the Chamber’s virtual Annual Meeting.

Congratulations to the Hixson Council of the Chattanooga Chamber.

The Hixson Council finished the year strong with 12 new Chamber members totaling $6,400 in new membership dollars. Three of the new businesses came on board during the pandemic.

The Hixson Council is committed to the businesses in their footprint and bridging them to Hixson schools. To support online learning, the Hixson Council gave $6,000 in grants in 2019-20. Their monthly lunch attendance grew to an average of 45+ each month, and the Council also added additional networking events pre-COVID-19. 

For more on the Hixson Council, visit facebook.com/HixsonCouncilChattanoogaChamber. 

For more about the Chamber’s 2019-20 accomplishments, visit annualreport.chattanoogachamber.org

Special thanks to Hixson Council 2019-20 Board Members:

Christi Broom, Hullco Exteriors

Ryan Naegele, Right at Home Care

Frankie Parrott, Morning Pointe

Beth BaxterDominion Senior Living

Christina Nuar, Rock Creek Insurance

Louis Zarzour

Chris Cooke, Idealease of Chattanooga

Mark Watlington, Mathnasium

Mike Bourne, First Bank

Nona Hodnett, Blue Key

Rosemary Dworak, YMCA (Hixson)

Kathy Goforth, Life Care Centers of America (Hixson)

Matt Locklear, Synovus Bank

Karen Erwin, Class 101

Donald Kane, State Farm Insurance

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