Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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Business leaders predict the future of health care in Chattanooga
One thing about health care in Chattanooga — it isn't hard to find.
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Business leaders predict the future of Chattanooga’s real estate market
When it comes to real estate, Chattanooga has reached a pivotal moment.
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Meet four Chattanooga business leaders who are rewriting the script on aging in the workplace
We all know by now that Baby Boomers are clocking out of the work force in historic numbers. But not all of them.
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United Way of Greater Chattanooga director of philanthropy finds common ground with area donors
Mary Kathryn Levy learned early in her career that when it comes to raising money for worthy causes, the art of the ask is all about listening.
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EDGE Networking: Hamilton Place mall highlights Black-owned businesses
Hamilton Place mall hosted its third Black-owned Business Expo earlier this year, providing a platform for aspiring entrepreneurs to showcase their goods and services, and reach a broader audience. The event saw an increase in participation, with nearly 50 vendors -- more than double the number that attended the inaugural event in 2021.
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EDGE Networking: ‘Quantum’ event touts city’s role in advanced computing
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship hosted "Quantum Conversations" earlier this year, shedding light on the city's rising significance in quantum computing. Attendees learned about the newly established Chattanooga Quantum Collaborative, which is aiming to generate $5 billion in community benefits and build a regional workforce of 5,000 skilled professionals ready to navigate the quantum landscape.
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EDGE Networking: Young Professionals of Chattanooga after-hours networking at The Westin Hotel
The Young Professionals of Chattanooga celebrated St. Patrick's Day with drinks and after-hours networking at The Westin Hotel. If you weren't able to join in the festivities, you're in some luck of your own. The group gathers about once a month, scouting out new and interesting venues throughout the city. Stay updated on what they're up to next by visiting chattanoogachamber.com.
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Meet 11 of the latest hirings and promotions in the Chattanooga business community
Bert Robinson has been appointed as executive leader of the Tennessee Valley Authority's East Region, which includes Chattanooga and the rest of East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia.
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EDGE Networking: Speed networking session at UTC expands business ties
HR students at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga recently connected with seasoned professionals at a speed networking event hosted by the Center for Professional Education. The event was created as a way to assist students who are part of the school's HR Leadership Institute expand their professional networks.
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When the time came to retire, former Volkswagen North America COO made easy choice to settle in Chattanooga
Johan de Nysschen, a long-time automotive industry executive who most recently served in Chattanooga as COO for Volkswagen's North American region, has lived in various places across the globe — such as his native South Africa, Tokyo, Hong Kong and New York City.
