Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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EDGE networking: Young Professionals at 50/50
The Young Professionals of Chattanooga enjoyed the perfect blend of fun and networking this September at the 50/50 Wine and Martini Bar. Did you miss out? Don't worry, the Young Professionals are always stirring up new opportunities to connect. Visit the Chattanooga Chamber website, chattanoogachamber.com, for details on upcoming events.
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EDGE networking: The Women’s Fund of Chattanooga Voices Luncheon
More than 400 supporters showed up for the Women's Fund of Chattanooga's 2024 Voices luncheon held at the Chattanoogan Hotel. Hamilton County District Attorney Coty Wamp and former County Commissioner Katherlyn Geter were guest panelists for the event. Marj Flemming, co-founder of the former Chattanooga Women's Leadership Institute and The Women's Fund, was honored for her lifelong work in uplifting women in the community. Chattanooga nonprofit, A Step Ahead, was the recipient of a $10,000 grant from the Women's Fund.
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Meet 11 of the latest hirings and promotions in the Chattanooga business community
Maeghan Jones, president and CEO of the Community Foundation of Greater Chattanooga, has been tapped to address one of the state's most pressing crises: affordable housing.
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Chattanooga 2.0’s Randolph goes big after career pivot
A funny thing happened to Keri Randolph on her way to becoming a biochemist.
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Chattanooga Chamber names Berger its Ambassador 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.
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Future Ready connects companies to talent, students to careers
Hamilton County Schools' Future Ready Pathways and Institutes were created as a way to offer local students guidance through one of life's most important decisions: choosing a career.
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Want to achieve your best ROI? Invest in your workforce
Businesses either innovate or stagnate. Despite the advances in emerging technologies, the greatest ROI still remains in developing your greatest asset -- your workforce.
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Time capsule: BCBST announces $200M office complex in 2004
BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee officials announced plans to build a $200 million office complex atop Chattanooga's Cameron Hill in November 2004.
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PIE Center merges school, vocational training and business
The building at 2337 Parker Street, Cleveland, Tennessee, used to be a manufacturing facility. Today, as Bradley County Schools' Partnerships in Industry and Education (PIE) Center, it's home to a school, vocational training and several businesses.
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Urban League of Greater Chattanooga touts talent and leadership development
Candy Johnson says the ULGC created three empowerment centers in 2021, each of which includes a piece of the Talent & Leadership Development.
