Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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Waterhouse Public Relations vice president Marissa Bell is a woman in perpetual motion
When Marissa Bell made the short move from her Rogersville, Tennessee, home to the University of Tennessee's Knoxville campus, she knew which boxes she wanted to check.
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Good Kinsmen on Chattanooga’s North Shore has what you need for fine dining at home
Last year's holiday shopping season was the first for Good Kinsmen and an eye-popper for Sean Lawrenson, the store's co-owner.
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Chattanooga-based Lifespark Outdoor Lighting illuminates homes all around the South
Troy Oliver, Lifespark's owner and president, says Lifespark's six installers do landscape lighting for about 2,100 clients across the region and holiday lighting for another 225 or so.
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Meet 10 of the latest hirings and promotions in the Chattanooga business community
Evann Freeman has been promoted to vice president of government and community relations for EPB. A Chattanooga native, Freeman joined EPB in 2019 as a director of government relations after previously working as a senior liaison for former U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander.
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Austin Corcoran’s vision for Chattanooga: Technology-driven growth will provide the foundation for community advancement
Austin Corcoran is passionate about Chattanooga's growth and understands that staying at the forefront of technology is crucial for the city's progress.
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Raising the steaks: Donnie Rains is building on his father’s foundation at Don’s Meat Shop in Chattanooga
Donnie Rains says he and his son, Will, are undergoing that rite of passage during which the younger man begins to surpass his sire.
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In the market for a green office? Chattanooga’s first LEED certified building is on the market for $2.95 million
What was originally a downtown Chattanooga hotel that was renovated into an office building, and which bills itself as the city's first structure to become Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certified, is for sale.
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Stadiums are no longer for just hosting events. Some in Chattanooga see them as economic development tools.
New stadiums for professional sports in the Chattanooga area are springing up and spurring plans for an array of development around the venues.
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Meet 10 of the latest hirings and promotions in the Chattanooga business community
Thalia Cruz has joined Waterhouse Public Relations as an account executive. A native of Cleveland, Tennessee, Cruz is a graduate of Lee University where she was a writer for the award-winning campus publication the Vindagua, to its dedicated team.
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Cory Gearrin shares five business lessons learned from the ball field
Stepping off the baseball diamond and into the world of business and public service as deputy mayor for economic and Community development for Hamilton County has been an eye-opening transition. The world of professional sports has given me some invaluable insights that have helped me along the way and may resonate with other business leaders. Drawing from my experiences, over 14 years in professional sports and ten seasons in Major League Baseball (MLB), here are five lessons that bridge the gap between the sports arena and the boardroom:
