Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
More in Edge, page 35
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Cash draws on eclectic past to tell Chattanooga Zoo’s stories
For a 26-year-old, Jake Cash has a lengthy resume.
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Five things employers should know about training workers
Employees are valuable assets to any company, driving daily operations and ensuring the business runs smoothly. Companies that invest in training, making sure employees have the information and resources they need to be successful -- especially as technology continues to evolve -- are positioning themselves for long-term success. Below are five things employers should know about training workers:
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Chattanooga property with mixed-use potential on the market for $1.19 million
An anchor property on East M.L. King Boulevard is on the market offering mixed use for a potential new buyer.
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Tech startup Station connects podcasters and their audiences
Podcasts have emerged as an increasingly popular medium, with over 58% of Americans now prioritizing podcasts over 'screen-based media' like TV and blogs.
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Raw power: Lawson Electric Company rolls out innovative solar tech
Bill Crawford doesn't know how Lawson Electric Co. will mark its 100th anniversary next year, but he knows it'll be about more than simply marking time.
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Hiring a firm to rebrand your company? Your team might be a better fit
A couple suggestive emails, a quick call, and soon a graphic designer and I found ourselves in a compromising position: working on a project as "brand consultants."
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Meet 11 of the latest hirings and promotions in the Chattanooga business community
EPB has appointed Janet Rehberg as president of its newly formed Strategic Initiatives business unit.
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Photos: ‘Music, Memory and the Love of Art’ at the Hunter
The Hunter Museum of American Art welcomed more than 200 Black professionals last month for an evening of "Music, Memory and the Love of Art." The free, bi-monthly gathering was created by and for Black professionals as a way to bring people from different backgrounds together for an evening of community, culture and connections.
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Aslan’s Tiffanie Robinson champions power of mentors
Tiffanie Robinson made the decision to stop chasing the unicorn of work-life balance a long time ago.
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Chattanooga Girls Leadership Academy/Montessori Elementary at Highland Park’s Elaine Swafford advocates for continued improvement
When Elaine Swafford graduated from Sale Creek High School in 1977, she had a short-term take on the future.
