?? Just 10 days until Noche de Networking! ?? We’re counting down to an incredible evening celebrating Hispanic Heritage and fostering meaningful connections! Join us for: ???Delicious Latino food ??Complimentary drinks ??Networking opportunities with professionals from all industries ??A lively karaoke session ??And live music from?Fiesta Latina Chatt and Poder Mexicano Chatt, the new Spanish radio in town, bringing you the best tunes throughout the night! ???Where:?1100 Market Street, The Edney, Floor 5 ???When:?October 24th This is a FREE event, but spots are limited—be sure to register in advance!?Register?here! https://lnkd.in/eU6Fttrk
The Enterprise Center
非盈利组织
Chattanooga，Tennessee 1,147 位关注者
Building an advanced and inclusive future for our community
关于我们
The Enterprise Center, a non-profit economic development partner to the City of Chattanooga and Hamilton County region, unites people, organizations and technology to build an advanced and inclusive future for our community, with a focus on equity, collaboration, economic mobility, and Smart City innovation.
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https://www.theenterprisectr.org
The Enterprise Center的外部链接
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- 非盈利组织
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- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Chattanooga，Tennessee
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- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2015
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1100 Market St
US，Tennessee，Chattanooga，37402
The Enterprise Center员工
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?? More than 17,000 students—or ? of all students in the Hamilton County School district—have access to high-speed internet at no charge thanks to HCS EdConnect powered by EPB. ?? Every household should have access to high-speed internet, and this program, available to eligible HCS students, is supporting that mission.?Sharing updates with the Hamilton County Department of Education school board was a nice way to round out Digital Inclusion Week. ?? Now in its fourth year, HCS EdConnect is made possible by public-private partnerships, including support from EPB, Hamilton County Department of Education, the City of Chattanooga, Hamilton County Government, The Enterprise Center, BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Foundation, and the Smart City Venture Fund.? Coverage from WDEF-TV: https://lnkd.in/efjFrWcT
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Digital equity and inclusion is a pillar of The Enterprise Center, through Tech Goes Home Tennessee, HCS EdConnect, and more. Stand up for digital inclusion this week. We urge state leaders to prioritize state digital equity plans and budgets to bridge the digital divide. #DIW2024 #DigitalInclusion #DigitalEquityNow
DIGITAL INCLUSION WEEK | We believe that building a world in which everyone has access to technology to live, learn, work, and thrive requires ALL of us. Digital equity is a central pillar of The Enterprise Center and the work we do. Tech Goes Home delivers tech education and devices for people and programs in Chattanooga and across Tennessee. We believe in this work and need state leaders to prioritize state digital equity plans and budgets to bridge the digital divide. #DIW2024 #DigitalInclusion #DigitalEquityNow
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?? High fives for Floor Five! Last week, Legal Aid of East Tennessee honored The Enterprise Center with the Alexander Hamilton Award at their Pro Bono Night for our commitment to advancing justice for all. As a program of The Enterprise Center, Floor Five offers a free, accessible, neutral, and professional space for Legal Aid to meet with clients. From LAET: “The overwhelming majority of our clients have limited options for safe and comfortable meeting spaces. Churches, law offices, courthouses, and other non-profits often carry stigma. A neutral venue for professional services is a rare find, and The Enterprise Center is fulfilling that need.” We’re grateful for this recognition! Want to reserve Floor Five for your next meeting or conference? Secure your space here: https://lnkd.in/egejJXb9
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Don't wait—get it done! Today, Monday, Oct. 7, is the last day to register to vote in Tennessee and Georgia. ?? Link and details from Urban League of Greater Chattanooga below. (Shoutout to Micah Chapman for his continued work in the community!)
Today is the last day to register to vote in #Tennessee and #Georgia, so our Young Professionals wanted to remind you! Click the link below to get registered NOW, and please make sure your voice is heard! Register TODAY: https://lnkd.in/eC4cnyzZ #ReclaimYourVote #registertovote #vote #voting #votingislit #élection #electionday #voterregistration #nationalurbanleague #Chattanooga
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It's #ChattanoogaHipHopWeek! See you all for lunch and learns on Floor Five @ the Edney.
It's here! #ChattanoogaHipHopWeek
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?? Melissa Callejas, m.ed, Director of Early Childhood Initiatives for Tech Goes Home Tennessee, proudly represented The Enterprise Center and Chattanooga at the National League of Cities' Inclusive Entrepreneurship Program celebration. Melissa, pictured with Sarah Mattson, Director of Entrepreneurship for the City of Chattanooga, is dedicated to empowering early childhood educators as entrepreneurs, providing them with essential tech training and professional development. Thank you, Melissa, for your work and commitment to uplifting educators across the state!
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What an event! It was a delight celebrating Deb Socia as the CXO Leader of the Year at Chattanooga Technology Council (ChaTech)'s 2024 TechX Awards. Thank you for hosting a lovely evening.
We are excited to announce the winners of the 2024 TechX Awards! ?? On September 26, we celebrated the innovators, leaders, and changemakers driving Chattanooga’s tech community forward. Congratulations to all the finalists and winners! ?? We are so proud of the entire Chattanooga tech community! #TechX2024 #ChaTech #Innovation #TechCommunity
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We had Chattamatters and Tech Goes Home Tennessee team members organizing, supporting, and guiding conversations at last week's Chattanooga Changemakers event at United Way of Greater Chattanooga. Shout out to the partner organizations that made this possible—Young Professionals of Chattanooga, Urban League of Greater Chattanooga Emerging Leaders, and the Latinos Professional Network—and the elected officials who shared their perspectives. Go vote!
Did you know that Tennessee has the lowest voter turnout rate for young people (ages 18-29) in the US? Last night, we hosted Chattanooga Changemakers: a conversation about navigating local government. The room was filled with all sorts of community members and, excitingly, lots of young people. In fact, this event was a partnership between many of the young professional groups in town: Young Professionals of Chattanooga, United Way of Greater Chattanooga Emerging Leaders, Urban League of Greater Chattanooga Young Professionals, and the Latinos Professional Network! From helping us understand the differences between city and county government, to hearing about the best ways to get involved in local politics, we learned so much from our panelists. Thank you to Senator Bo Watson , Councilwoman Raquetta Dotley, Councilwoman Carol Berz, Deputy Mayor Tucker McClendon, Chattanooga Chief of Staff Jermaine Freeman, and Mary Helen Montgomery from Chattamatters for sharing this conversation with us! Curious about how YOU can get involved in local politics? Our panel made it abundantly simple: Go Vote! And encourage everyone you know to do the same. Still need to get registered? Visit ovr.govote.tn.gov
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Free lunch & learns! Please register at the link below in order to reserve your seat and your lunch! https://lnkd.in/evuBmmkF
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