Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
More in Edge, page 57
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These five Chattanooga area companies embody the power and perseverance of multi-generational businesses
There's a sense of joy in rooting for family-run businesses.
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One for the ages: Chattanoogans explore generational perspectives in the modern workplace
Defining an employee based on the year she or he was born can be risky. But we do it, don't we?
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Beyond banks: Brightbridge Capital grows into one of the state’s top Small Business Administration lenders
Matt and Megan McClain met while both of them were working at Sweet CeCe's dessert outlet near Nashville a decade ago.
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2023 Chattanooga holiday gift guide
With the holidays quickly approaching, it's time to dive into the spirit of celebration and find the perfect gift for your loved ones. As we deck halls and spread cheer, explore our handpicked selection of six local businesses, each offering the perfect array of gifts to make your holidays easier.
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The Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce explores success stories of the city’s veteran entrepreneurial ecosystem
In Chattanooga — this bustling city where entrepreneurs are a driving force — veterans own fewer than 10% of businesses.
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New Chattanooga Airport CEO has a flight plan for the Scenic City
April Cameron couldn't possibly have known it, but she grew up right next door to her future.
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This perk of a Volkswagen career puts employees in the driver’s seat
Michael Bromley is the proverbial kid in a candy store — and that candy store is the bulk of Volkswagen/Audi automobile fleet.
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Trident Transport cornhole tournament raises $25,000 for Erlanger Hospital’s Child Life Services
Trident Transport headquarters was poppin' this October, as the logistics company hosted its 6th annual Cornhole Tournament. This year's event raised an "amaizing" $25,000 for Erlanger Hospital's Child Life Services. Beyond this event, Trident maintains a strong partnership with the Children's Hospital throughout the year, participating in volunteer programs, toy drives and donations to support their work.
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Chattanooga corporate and business law attorney Hugh Sharber offers some practical advice for family business succession
Combining family issues with business considerations is enough to stress even the most thoughtful and successful business owner. The good news is that there are ways to reduce the anxiety in family business succession. The following is not a legal checklist, but rather practical advice to business owners thinking about handing the reigns to a family member.
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Human resources expert: Include generational strategies if you want to successfully implement changes in the workplace
Change is inevitable -- but knowing that still doesn't make it any easier to accept. When we get into established routines and working norms, the mere thought of change can sometimes be extremely uncomfortable.