Welcome to the New ChattanoogaChamber.com
Our Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce launched a totally redesigned website, ChattanoogaChamber.com. Created with members and users in mind, the newly improved website offers a more valuable experience with contemporary design, streamlined navigation and functionality, as well as useful information on member businesses, Chamber initiatives and partners, upcoming events, and other community assets. “We invite
Telling Chattanooga’s Story: Marketing-Engagement Roundup for 2022
Image caption: Visitors to CHA Metropolitan Airport can learn more about ways to prosper in Chattanooga through the Chattanooga Climbs interactive sculpture. Continuing TREND’s 2022 year-end roundup series on your Chattanooga Chamber, this week we’re covering recent accomplishments and ways to engage with Marketing and Engagement. The Marketing-Engagement group works every day to build and
Year In Review: Economic Development Highlights for Greater Chattanooga
As we prepare for the curtain call on 2022 in just a few short weeks, this month TREND is running a series of articles highlighting the year’s top accomplishments from our Chattanooga Chamber teams. To start this series, here’s the best of what happened in the world of economic development. Three years ahead of schedule,
Gift Local: Our 2022 Holiday Shopping Guide
The holiday season is quickly approaching and with the twinkling lights, cheerful music and brightly colored window displays come the usual pressures of purchasing the perfect gifts for all those on your gift list. This year, try ditching the long lines and slow shipping speeds by supporting some great local retailers from in and around
New Member Spotlight: BetterFi, the Just Alternative to Payday Lending
BetterFi, a nonprofit lender that aims to become the fairer alternative to payday, title, and flex loan financiers, recently joined the Chattanooga Chamber. This startup is looking to reach clientele who are enduring oppressive fees and interest by having entered into predatory loan agreements, and help them refinance at a much lower, fixed rate. To
Early Matters Chattanooga Releases Three-Year Early Childhood Action Plan
Chattanooga 2.0 leaders announced Wednesday the launch of a three-year action plan for early childhood in Hamilton County. The Early Matters 2025 Early Childhood Action plan outlines strategies to improve the local early care and education system and is the culmination of one year of research and community engagement to determine what young children need
Account Executive
The Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce is seeking a dynamic, motivated customer service or sales professional to join our membership team. The successful candidate will secure new membership, sponsorship and product sales by promoting the positive aspects of Chamber membership to prospects and the value of marketing to the Chamber’s almost 2,000 member businesses. Key factors […]
Chattanooga Selfie Museum Marks its One-Year Anniversary
As the Chattanooga Selfie Museum celebrates one year in business this month, its fun culture is still encouraging Chattanoogans and visitors to unleash their most creative self. The Selfie Museum houses a variety of photo and selfie experiences, with unique backdrops and rooms to explore. TREND recently met with Museum owner Mikesha Lacy, exploring what she’s learned since
NOVONIX Brings Advanced Battery Technology to Lookout Valley Middle High
Last week, NOVONIX Anode Materials, a division of NOVONIX Limited, celebrated the opening of the NOVONIX Institute of Advanced Battery Technology with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Lookout Valley Middle High School. As a Hamilton County Schools’ Future Ready Institute, the new institute will provide career-focused learning aimed at equipping students with the knowledge and skills
Ooltewah Collegedale Named 2022 Council of the Year
The Chattanooga Chamber’s 12 area councils are the backbone of the Chamber’s volunteer presence – supporting businesses within specific geographic areas of our community. Area councils provide opportunities for Chamber members to get involved in solving problems, discussing solutions, and supporting civic projects to benefit businesses, schools and other constituencies within each council’s footprint. At
