Edge
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EDGE Networking: Poolside at the Marriott
Chattanooga professionals gathered poolside at the Marriott Downtown for Nooga Networking's Business After Business event this spring. The relaxed atmosphere set the tone for an evening of conversation and connection. Join the crowd at their next after-hours event. Visit nooganetworking.com.
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Meet 11 of the latest hirings and promotions in the Chattanooga business community
Sheila Anderson
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Chattanooga was perfect choice for new Volkswagen plant in 2008
Officials with Volkswagen announced in July 2008 that the German automaker would build a $1 billion manufacturing plant at Chattanooga's Enterprise South site.
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Chattanooga established as first quantum computing hub in U.S.
Chattanooga has further solidified its position at the forefront of cutting-edge technology through a new partnership between quantum computing leader IonQ and EPB to create EPB Quantum CenterSM. By early next year, the nation's first commercially available quantum computing hub to offer both quantum computing and networking capabilities will be operational downtown.
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Versatile building near Lookouts’ new stadium is available for $600,000
At 2440 Broad Street, little more than a home run away from what will be the Chattanooga Lookouts' home stadium in 2026, stands a building that went up in 1910.
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Compensation drops for half of Chattanooga’s top bosses in 2024
CEO pay mixed among local publicly traded companies
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Health, burnout, advancement among reasons for a career reboot
When Nick Jung decided to change careers, he went from pouring Fireballs to building firewalls.
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Onward and upward: An action plan for career advancement
Chattanooga business experts share keys to climbing the corporate ladder
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Here are eight crucial areas of focus for professional development
Strategies for effectively marketing yourself: Personal branding is no longer optional -- it's a key career asset. Marketing yourself means clearly articulating your strengths, values and unique value across all touchpoints. This includes how you introduce yourself, what you post online and how you present your accomplishments. Professionals should cultivate consistency between their resume, online profiles and personal interactions. Being visible, authentic and strategic helps open doors to new opportunities. Make it a habit to periodically assess how you're perceived and adjust your messaging accordingly.
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LaShon Carter offers curriculum for success at Tiny Tigers
LaShon Carter has always been an educator at heart. But she never imagined it would take the shape of childcare.
