Imagine it's 2040.
by Amanda Ellis and Rebecca Ryan & Sybil TopelRebecca Ryan, who led our Velocity2040 community visioning process, is trained as a futurist and an economist.
by Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce staffIf you spend time in downtown Chattanooga, you've undoubtedly noticed an influx of new apartment buildings, and you've probably noticed some vacant retail and office space as well.
by Amanda EllisWhat do a rock star, community visioning in Chattanooga and images of rocks in space have in common?
by Sybil Topel and MFAAmna Shah, founder of AHS Consulting, shares her experiences as an immigrant, a business owner and an accomplished professional who takes pride in giving back.
by Chattanooga Area Chamber of CommerceThe headlines are full of news about artificial intelligence, blockchain, virtual reality and other bold, disruptive technologies moving ever closer to everyday relevance.
by Rich BaileyThe story of Fillauer Companies, 2018 Spirit of Innovation Award recipient, is really two stories.
by Rich BaileyOur 2018 guide to holiday gifting is all about spreading goodwill and cheer by being intentional about shopping with local businesses.
by Amanda Ellis and Chattanooga Area Chamber of CommerceWhen his nine-year-old daughter Sally, and her best friend, Leslie Doherty, gave their summer earnings to Children's Hospital because they wanted to "just help our community," it was the result of Jonathan Frost's passing along an invaluable message.
by Maria Matthews and director of generosity and donor relations and the Generosity TrustMeet Dr. Martina Harris, Assistant Dean of Nursing.
by Amanda Ellis and Betty ProctorMassage therapy, candle-making, hot sauce manufacturing, consulting - you name it and you can probably find a business doing it in the INCubator.
by Chattanooga Area Chamber of CommerceWhen you consider the concept of talent development and matching the right people with the right jobs — jobs they enjoy, are good at, that provide the right level of income and flexibility you probably think of college courses, training programs, internships, perhaps books that tell you what color your parachute is.
by Amanda EllisWho knew Chattanooga had celebrity sauces?
by Chattanooga Area Chamber of CommerceWhen Clark Campbell and Shibu Joseph's team of social media experts tried uploading video files from their marketing clients in Nigeria, they ran into a small problem.
by Chattanooga Area Chamber of CommerceFrom Amazon two-hour delivery to the closing of U.S. Toys "R" Us stores this summer, it's clear that the retail landscape and shopping center business is in the midst of a profound transformation. With change can come growing pains and challenges, and also incredible opportunity.
by Jim Ward, vice president, innovation and business ventures, CBL Properties (courtesy of Southside Creative)While you are sleeping, the giant five-story offset press inside the Times Free Press building on E. 11th Street in downtown Chattanooga rumbles to life.
by Mark KennedyAfter working for 32 years at the Tennessee Valley Authority helping to promote the region's economic development, Sheila Brooks became a financial professional with AXA Advisors three years ago to help individuals improve their own economic status.
by Dave FlessnerOne third of all households in metropolitan Chattanooga rent their home or apartment.
by Staff ReportLast month, the Chattanooga Chamber launched the Chattanooga Works podcast featuring Chamber member businesses.
by Amanda Ellis, Chattanooga ChamberIt feels like a gut punch.
by Lisa McLeodAt the Highway 58 Elder's Ace Hardware store, it's crowded on a Wednesday afternoon.
by Amanda EllisThree interesting facts about Bradley County native Chris Gobble:
by Chattanooga Chamber staffJames Breedwell lived in the former Jaycee Towers for several years before moving out and then returning again last year.
by Dave Flessner