Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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Derek English heads Greater Chattanooga Association of Realtors as market reaches new heights
Derek English, the 2022 president of the Greater Chattanooga Association of Realtors, grew up watching his father, Rick English, develop commercial real estate projects in Chattanooga and other cities, but it took him a while to land on a career in real estate.
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Mickey Cloud, director of Sasha Group in Chattanooga, recommends some of his favorite books
Mickey Cloud is executive director for the Sasha Group, a VaynerX Company, and leads the Chattanooga office for the business.
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Who’s on the move in the Chattanooga-area business community?
Attorney Thatcher M. Smith joins the law firm of Warren and Griffin, P.C.
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Laughing on the job can jumpstart teamwork, innovation, and engagement
When was the last time you laughed at work?
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Networking: Speed Networking at DStation Creative Space near Hamilton Place
Chattanooga Small Business Networking hosted a speed networking event at their offices at DStation Creative Space near Hamilton Place.
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East Ridge restaurant site offers tax advantage for potential buyer
A longtime East Ridge destination is on the market as a potential buyer could take advantage of the city's popular Border Region Retail Development District state sales tax incentive.
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Networking: Mortgage bankers meet at Chattanooga’s Goodfellas Pizza
The Chattanooga Mortgage Bankers Association hosted their first Cocktails and Conversation event at Goodfellas Pizza on King Street. The group focuses on building connections and offering educational opportunities within the mortgage banking industry.
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Networking: Chattanewbies mingle at the Flying Squirrel in Chattanooga
People new to Chattanooga gathered at the Flying Squirrel downtown to meet others who have recently moved to the area.
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Aaron Hoffman reveals the secret sauce behind building a great brand in Chattanooga
A native of Kansas who grew up cooking in his family kitchen, Aaron Hoffman cultivated a love of food and a taste for all things spicy.
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What’s in a name? Chattanooga brands evoke emotion, and changing them is a tall order
Want some attention for your brand? Try changing it.