The Chattanooga Future Fund makes historic investment in the workforce
Beginning this year, every kindergartener and middle school child in Hamilton County will receive a historic, groundbreaking investment. Just how big?

Beginning this year, every kindergartener and middle school child in Hamilton County will receive a historic, groundbreaking investment. Just how big?

Just before Thanksgiving, the Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce approved its 2025 public policy agenda.

With the holidays just around the corner, it's becoming the most wonderful time of the year.

Each year, the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce relies on a valuable group of volunteers who devote hours, time and energy to bridging the gap between business and community.

When Jay Dale, Chattanooga Market President of First Horizon Bank, assumes leadership over the Chattanooga Chamber board of directors this summer, he'll do so with a very clear understanding of the past, present and future.

As he graduated college, Gerald Street remembers the advice his father gave him: "Find a good company and stay there," he says.

On April 18, Fleurette Fitch -- a 21-year employee of Shaw Industries -- was honored at a Washington DC gala for her outstanding manufacturing career. That evening, the Manufacturing Institute recognized Fitch as a Women MAKE Award honoree for her outstanding contributions within manufacturing.

On a recent morning, Abhi Sastri, holding a Mean Mug latte in one hand and his iPhone in the other, makes a bold prediction as he looked across the North Shore landscape.

After years of intentional commitment to social and environmental progress, Chattanooga's Sanofi Consumer Healthcare North America was awarded a historic and prized honor: B Corp Certification.

In the early 1920s, as Chattanooga began to develop into the 20th century, local businessmen set out to solve a pressing problem: they needed a local source of cement.
