Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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Networking: Christian Men’s Business Coalition meets
The Christian Men's Business Coalition recently met for lunch at the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce. The organization is a group of local business and professional men whose objective is to share the essentials of the Christian faith to better apply them to home and work.
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What are Chattanooga’s 10 best suburbs?
HomeSnacks combines recent data from the Census, FBI, OpenStreetMaps, and dozens of other sources into bite-sized studies to rate what it's like to live in different communities across the country. The 10 best Chattanooga suburbs, according to the site are:
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McLeod: What the most successful people do differently
Think about the people you admire most. What do they have in common?
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Rising Star: Women’s Fund of Greater Chattanooga Executive Director Erika Burnett
When she moved to Middle Tennessee from the suburbs of Indianapolis, Indiana, after high school, Erika Burnett immediately felt at home at Tennessee State University in Nashville.
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Damali Curry leads learning in fresh position at BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee
As the first chief learning officer for BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, Damali Curry will help shape the education and development of employees from recruitment throughout their careers at the insurer - a job that will mean plenty of learning for her, as well.
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Chattanooga business owners got a lifeline from pandemic aid, but remain cautious
Business owners who relied on Paycheck Protection Program funds to keep going during the pandemic say the forgivable federal loans carried them through the crisis, but the lessons of the last two years have changed the way they think about the future.
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The payout: Online sports betting takes off and pays off in Tennessee
For Tina Hodges, and for the state of Tennessee, the gamble appears to have paid off.
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Chattanooga-based Hayden Data keeps tabs on grids all over the map
Hayden Data was incorporated in 2020, but the idea for Chattanooga-based company began on the other side of the world 13 years ago, with a massive, devastating fire in Australia.
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Trends, timing drive retirement moves for some in the Chattanooga area
After more than 25 years in banking, Sue Culpepper jumped to a career in higher education where she helped guide students at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga through college and into the business world.
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A kitchen fire ignited the idea behind this Chattanooga-based smarthome startup
Her startup began with a house fire, took her to the high-profile television pitch show Shark Tank, and turned her from an aspiring physician to an inventor and entrepreneur.
