Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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The Brand: Chattanooga-headquartered Builtwell Bank builds on 118-year foundation
The bank began in 1904 Marion Trust and Banking Co. and changed its name to First Volunteer Bank in 1999 when the bank acquired Volunteer Bank and Trust in Hamilton County and moved its headquarters to downtown Chattanooga.
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An expert’s secrets to stress-free productivity
Do you feel like life is more demanding than ever, and that effective productivity is hard to achieve?
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Medical facility on Wilcox Boulevard is available for $2.1 million
A health care location with close proximity to most of Chattanooga's major hospitals is on the market.
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Rising Star: Martin is behind-the-scenes strategist at Heed PR, StoneLoads
The only thing scarier than quitting a job to start your own company might be quitting your job to start your own company with your spouse.
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How to own a failure (and still preserve your reputation)
Maybe it was small, maybe it was big. You messed up, and every time you think about it you start to cringe. And as much as you desperately want to sweep it under the rug, you know, you're probably better off dealing with it.
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Recommended reading: Kenneth Burke
Kenneth Burke is the vice president of marketing for Text Request, a business text messaging platform founded and headquartered in Chattanooga.
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2022 Champions of Health Care: Dr. Mukta Panda, physician — academic
Physician, dean and author brings intentional focus, humanism to center of healing process
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2022 Champions of Health Care: Dr. Robert Zylstra, non-physician practitioner
Zylstra honored for work connecting physical health and mental well-being
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2022 Champions of Health Care: Dr. Joe Cofer, lifetime achievement
Chattanooga-Hamilton County Medical Society president worked to provide care for area’s uninsured through Project Access
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2022 Champions of Health Care: Paulo Hutson Solórzano, rising star
Co-founder of cross-cultural communications firm A Medida Communications helped stem impact of COVID-19 among city’s Spanish-speaking population
