Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
More in Edge, page 36
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CHI Memorial’s Janelle Reilly espouses communication and resiliency on the job
It's a Friday afternoon in early September, and CHI Memorial's market president is hard at work.
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Launchpoint Leadership’s Marj Flemming pays it forward
Marj Flemming vividly remembers giving her first slide presentation as a young professional at General Electric (GE) in California.
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Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport’s April Cameron touts teamwork in achieving goals
CEO April Cameron has been hard at work lately, delivering major announcements for the Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport.
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The Enterprise Center’s Monique Kuykendoll Quarterman enjoys ‘the journey’ of work
As it turned out, Monique Kuykendoll Quarterman's future was smack between Kentucky, where she was born, educated and built a career, and Georgia, where she'd occasionally visit her in-laws in Albany.
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Leading ladies: Meet six women whose leadership is helping forge a brighter tomorrow for the Scenic City
This month, we shine the spotlight on some of Chattanooga's most accomplished female leaders, each from diverse backgrounds, life stages and industries -- spanning education, aviation, leadership development, entrepreneurship and innovation, commercial real estate and health care.
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Learning to prioritize personal health in today’s workplace
According to US Chamber of Commerce, in February 2020, 59% of women over the age of 20 were participating in the labor force, compared to 71.4% of men. While labor force participation dropped 3% for both men and women during the height of the pandemic, men have returned to work at a higher rate than their female counterparts.
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How direct primary care medicine can help cure employee absenteeism
The sentiment, "Absence makes the heart grow fonder," penned by 15th century B.C. Roman poet Sextus Aurelius Propertius may keep greeting card companies in business, but employee absenteeism is a major problem for businesses. When employees fail to show up, managers frantically try to fill shifts and productivity suffers.
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Chattanooga Room in the Inn helps homeless women and children rebuild their lives
Chattanooga Room in the Inn was first founded in August 1988.
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Local 3’s Callie Starnes champions local news from behind the camera
A 2021 promotion took Callie Starnes out of the newsroom at Chattanooga's WRCB TV, but taking the newsroom out of the former reporter, anchor and news director has been another matter.
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Time capsule: EPB opens $30 million headquarters in downtown Chattanooga in 2006
Six years after it first issued bonds for the project, Chattanooga EPB opened a new, $30 million headquarters in October 2006.
