Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
More in Edge, page 89
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EDGE on the move
Meredith Corey Lee is promoted to membership in Miller & Martin.
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How Chattanooga’s community college can play a role in serving workforce needs
Our current, low-unemployment climate has placed a renewed interest and focus on the development of our workforce. Considering both new and existing workers, employers are often left struggling to meet their skilled workforce needs and keep up with the pace of change.
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How to find more meaning and purpose in the job you already have
We often think "purpose" is reserved for nurses, teachers, or the people curing cancer. Of course, those roles are often inherently noble, but they're not the only people who make a difference. People in construction, accounting, tech, manufacturing, and all of the other "normal jobs" are making our world go round.
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Tourism turnaround: Travelers eager to vacation this summer boost Chattanooga hotel revenues above pre-pandemic levels
In 2019, Tennessee's tourism economy was roaring with record-breaking numbers of visitors coming to the Volunteer State that year and spending more than $22 billion.
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EDGE networking: UTC business school honors 2022 Entrepreneurship Hall of Fame inductees
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's Gary W. Rollins College of Business presented its 2022 Entrepreneurship Hall of Fame dinner in April, inducting Olan Mills, Sr., and O. Wayne Rollins. The event at the Read House brought together members of the school's faculty, students and members of the Chattanooga business community.
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The Brand: Niel restaurants’ mission is to provide quality food and drink to Chattanooga
Owners: Erik and Amanda Niel
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Chattanooga entrepreneur and investor Charlie Brock recommends books that have influenced on him
Charlie Brock is an entrepreneur and investor. He is director of Pinnacle Financial Partners and FourBridges Capital Partners.
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United Campus Workers chapter pushes $15 minimum wage at UTC
In her work as an apartment building assistant at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Amanda Sehic makes $11.50 an hour - just 20 cents more than the campus's minimum wage.
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Self-starter: Mac Hibbett’s drive for success yields proven results for Crye-Leike Realtors in Chattanooga
Mac Hibbett has amassed quite a record as a Crye-Leike real-estate broker; he's been the company's top regional producer three times in 12 years and was voted Chattanooga Times Free Press Best of the Best Commercial Realtor in 2019 and 2020.
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The business of saving money: EPB’s Ann Eslinger helps Chattanooga-area companies cut their energy bills
When Ann Eslinger first joined EPB eight years ago she acknowledges she hardly knew what a kilowatt-hour was, let alone how businesses could be encouraged to reduce their energy usage.