Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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Eric Brown’s college side hustle is now big business
Founders building a different kind of creative digital agency at Whiteboard
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Sound advice: Podcast producer helps businesses sharpen their message
After her first semester at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, Cleveland, Tennessee-native Madison McCann decided that her pre-med academic path was a mistake.
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Here are six keys to transform your work culture
What would you discover about your company if you went undercover and worked for a week as an ordinary employee? For some, this is a scary question to consider. But you can't correct your culture if you are unaware of any underlying problems.
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How to climb the HR career ladder with purpose
The human resources department has come a long way. Once the office that handled administrative tasks and enforced policies, today's HR professionals are champions of culture, stewards of strategy and key contributors to organizational success. For many aspiring HR professionals, figuring out how to chart their own course can seem daunting. How do you gain relevant experience? What sets high-potential professionals apart? And how do you rise to more strategic roles in a constantly shifting landscape?
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Time capsule: Memorial Hospital unveils Guerry Heart and Vascular Center in 2014
The centerpiece of Memorial Hospital's $318 million expansion was worth the wait.
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Meet 11 of the latest hirings and promotions in the Chattanooga business community
Kerry Beth Carico has been named as the new executive director for the Chattanooga Regional Manufacturers Association. Having served in the role on an interim basis, she will now officially lead CRMA's efforts to support, connect and elevate manufacturers throughout the region.
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Giant Steps a one-stop instrument shop in Chattanooga
It's been nearly 60 years since John Coltrane's death, but Mike Bauer has made sure the legendary musician's legacy lives on in Chattanooga.
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Chattanooga Endeavors operates on the simple belief that everyone deserves a second chance
Chattanooga Endeavors works to create second chances for the 350 to 400 Hamilton County residents released from Tennessee state prisons each year, says Executive Director David Chalker.
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Former Red Bank church could be yours for $480,000
Options abound at 5502 Dayton Boulevard, where the former home of Covenant Baptist Church is priced at $480,000.
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How Stract Corporation brings entrepreneurial ideas to life
Think of Shark Tank. All of those entrepreneurs started with a great idea, but nothing concrete. We help them go from their idea to a finished product.
