Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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Building resiliency: How a new INCubator program is supporting local businesses looking to scale
When Konstantin Chinkov first began designing watercolor coloring books for his young nephew, the lifelong artist had no idea it would turn into the burgeoning business he has today.
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Rare corner site offers investment opportunity in Chattanooga’s hot Southside area
Located on a prominent lot at the corner of Central Avenue and Main Street, the property at 822 E. Main St. offers a prime redevelopment opportunity in the rapidly growing area of Southside Chattanooga.
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Meet 11 of the latest hirings and promotions in the Chattanooga business community
Dr. Daniel Nelson
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EDGE networking: Acumen Wealth Advisors Sunset Soirée at the zoo
Acumen Wealth Advisors hosted a Sunset Soirée at the Chattanooga Zoo in October, giving guests a relaxed evening to mingle and take in the Zoo's animals and exhibits. The event also included conversation about financial planning, giving attendees a chance to connect with advisors and learn more about preparing for future goals.
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EDGE networking: First Horizon hosts Women and Wealth Series
First Horizon hosted Chattanooga business leaders to attend their Women and Wealth series held in October. At the event, speakers shared that by 2030, women are expected to control $24–$30 trillion in financial assets, roughly 38% of the nation's wealth. First Horizon's event featured speaker Alison Lebovitz, who inspired and encouraged women to learn more about their financial well-being.
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Meet the former percussion captain drumming up support for Chattanooga entrepreneurs
Striding through the hallways at Chattanooga's business development hub on Cherokee Boulevard, Marcherie Savage pops her head into offices to check on tenants.
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How Christina Sacco and the Chattanooga Public Library staff use humor, human connection to build a trusted brand
Christina Sacco and the staff at the Chattanooga Public Library are fully aware that they might be a little "unhinged."
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A second generation keeps Chattanoogans well-dressed at Yacoubian Tailors
Much has changed since the late Ohannes "John" Yacoubian opened Yacoubian Tailors in 1969, when the store was filled with bolts of fabric he used to make custom clothing for clients.
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Chattanooga mainstay Kenco Logistics celebrates 75th anniversary
When Chattanoogans Jim Kennedy and Sam Smartt launched in 1950 the business known today as Kenco Logistics, they pretty much redefined the term "division of labor."
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Community and technology converge at Chattanooga’s groundbreaking Enterprise Center
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