The city of Knoxville and fellow members of the East Tennessee Purchasing Association will host the second annual Diversity Business Expo on Thursday, March 5, from 8 a.m. to noon …
Chamber’s new Mike focused on growing business, economy
Mike Odom recalls that it was Halloween, waiting for his son to get into his costume, and he was fooling around with his smartphone when he saw a headline that …
Still time to make Recode the best it can be
The second round of Knoxville City Council’s clean-up-messy-Recode draft No. 5 extended over nine hours on May 30. The work session lasted till after midnight … longer than many in the …
Fresenius to build new distribution center
Fresenius Medical Care, the world’s largest provider of dialysis products and services, will break ground on a new distribution center at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, May 29, at 5304 E. John Sevier …
Breaking: Chamber makes hire from Texas
OK. We got the press release.
The Knoxville Chamber will be headed by Mike Odom, a man who may or may not have ever been in Knoxville. Odom is now president/CEO …
Lamar takes on the Green New Deal
There are two types of Republicans in Washington. Majority Leader Mitch McConnell speaks for Republicans who are fundamentally obstructionists, even when their own party controls the White House. Tennessee’s senior …
Dalton Collision brings 27 jobs to North Knox County
Dalton Collision has officially opened at 718 E. Emory Road between Halls and Powell.
Owner Jerry Dalton provided lunch for his staff and neighboring businesses as the Knoxville Chamber hosted a …
Mike Edwards: Opening doors for 16 years
Mike Edwards believes in partnerships, in opening doors instead of closing them, and when he steps out of his role as president and CEO of the Greater Knoxville Chamber of …
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