How one Chattanooga entrepreneur is customizing the art of bird watching
Recognized every year on May 4, National Bird Day is an annual holiday that's celebrated across the country by studying birds and learning about their unique b…
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The Chattanooga Chamber’s Business INCubator creates a $70 million impact in Hamilton County. Meet five of its entrepreneurs.
Located in downtown Chattanooga and housed inside the Hamilton County Business Development Center, the Chattanooga Chamber's INCubator is the largest business …
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Chattanooga-based Mission Omega is fighting financial crime one click at a time
In part due to the digital transformation of commerce, financial crime is a growing and fast-changing concern for consumers, banks, economies and governments w…
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Laying the groundwork for public transportation accessibility is crucial to Chattanooga’s future, local leaders say
By 2040, greater-Chattanooga will be home to around 1.4 million residents. How will the region manage that many people using the transportation system?
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How one Chattanooga firm is using personality insights to help local companies become more inclusive
TREND sat down with Wade Hinton, CEO and founder of Hinton and Co., whose local firm has developed niche expertise in deploying both the DISC and Enneagram per…
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Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce discusses lessons learned on the job with five local female leaders
Since 1987, Women's History Month has recognized the accomplishments and sacrifices of trailblazers making their mark.
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Searching for an audience? This Chattanooga business resource can help you do podcasting right.
Imagine you're an entrepreneur whose startup is beginning to establish roots. You're growing your marketing efforts organically, building a name for yourself t…
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The Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce celebrates five of Chattanooga’s Black-owned businesses
Black History Month serves as a season to honor the historical triumphs and struggles of notable Black Americans. TREND and the Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce…
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In the Post-COVID-19 work landscape, Chattanooga employers must adapt in order to attract and retain the best talent
Since the onset of the global pandemic, employers have scurried to keep pace with the ever-changing dynamic of employee relationships. Between "The Great Resig…
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Chattanooga Chamber’s interim president and CEO shares forecast on efforts to keep our regional economy humming
Charles Wood, interim president and CEO of the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce, recently shared his broad, treetop forecast on business community efforts …
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Unique jobs bringing people to Chattanooga
Between its killer views, rich art scene and growing entrepreneurship, our Scenic City is a triple threat: ideal location, landscape and job opportunities. For…
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Fair trade is aid: For local fishing retailer Fair Flies, tackling human trafficking and pollution is all in a day's work
Fair Flies is changing the world, one fishing fly at a time. By making their products eco-friendly and sourcing from ethical companies that pay their workers a…
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How thrifting supports Chattanooga's nonprofit community
We all know someone who seems to have a special touch with thrifting, whether it's scooping up chic vintage clothing items or unique home décor.
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Giving back: Phil Acord's 50 years of leading Chambliss Center for Children
Phil Acord, President & CEO of Chambliss Center for Children, celebrates a rare work milestone this year: 50 years with one organization. After a brief stint e…
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Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce recognized for communications excellence
ACCE, the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives, named the Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce one of three Communications Excellence Best in Show winners.…