2016 INCubator Clients
› American Exchange› Anna Victoria› Beyond Technique› Branch Technology› Caring Senior Service› Chattanooga Technology Council*› Citadel Logistics› Code Journeymen› Code Science› Co.Lab**› Coop Guitars› Dipped Fresh› ElderNav› EES Consulting Chattanooga› Escadrille› Feetz› Geodatix› Grace Home Primary Care› HAPI International› HR Business Solutions› IDEIS design› iteq telematics› Jelks Law Firm› The Law Office of Autumn Witt Boyd› Marketing Chattanooga› Michel & Ward› Moccasin Bend Bicycle Company› Nektur Marketing› Outdoor Lighting Perspectives› parallel35 Global Exchange› Phoenix Investigative Services› PROMUS Engineering› PROTECHT Consulting› Q36 Studios› rapid RMS› River City Workshops› RMJ Tactical› Primerica› snapfõn› skye strategies› Suitelaunch› Te› Temperate› Tennessee Moonshine Cakes› TSBDC*› The American Insurance Group› The HR Shop› Variable, Inc.› Village Virtual› wecounsel› William D. Curtis› Zipflip*Anchor tenant **Satellite office
Kathryn Foster Menchetti can hear it even before she steps inside the INCubator each morning: the subtle buzzing of entrepreneurial energy.
The sound amplifies as she makes her way through the doors of the NorthShore building into the 127,000 square-foot maze of hallways and doors and Chattanooga startups building their businesses. Menchetti’s daily routine dances to this sound, and has for her 10 years of guiding INCubator entrepreneurs along the ubiquitously rough path of the startup.
The Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce manages the INCubator at the Hamilton County Business Development Center (BDC), which has graduated more than 530 startups since its founding in 1988.
“I like to say we’ve been supporting startups before startups were cool,” says Menchetti, the Chamber’s Director of Small Business and Entrepreneurship. “Our businesses get stuff done – and with little fanfare.”