Helping small business owners across the region.
Aiming to build a skilled workforce in our community.
Older Adults Home Modification Program
Supporting older adults as they age in place.
Expanding access to the internet in homes and neighborhoods.
Chattanooga Smart Community Collaborative
Working together to identify our region’s challenges and create solutions.
Collecting and analyzing air quality data from across our region with US Ignite.
Expanding access to technology and teaching digital literacy.
Home internet at no cost to thousands of families.
Answering the most basic and most complex questions about life in Chattanooga
Bringing together partners to close the digital divide, together.
Well-equipped spaces for local educators, non-profit organizations, community organizations and entrepreneurs.
Photo by Chattanooga Times Free Press The Enterprise Center’s Tech Goes Home program was highlighted in the Chattanooga Times Free Press, showcasing how digital skills
The Placemaking for Healthy Communities (P4HC) team gathered for its first annual strategic retreat on November 6, 2025, under the theme “Opening Doors: Navigating Our
This season has brought exciting transitions for The Enterprise Center, from a new office space to celebrating our new President and CEO, Sammy Lowdermilk. The
Lowdermilk, who has been a leader at TEC for more than a decade, brings institutional knowledge and a fresh vision to the local nonprofit Fri.,
Public meeting and event space will be available in the new location in 2026 Oct. 6, 2025 — Chattanooga, TN: The Enterprise Center, the nonprofit
The Enterprise Center and Tech Goes Home Tennessee recently spoke with Parents magazine about the risks of AI-generated content for older adults. Rachael Morrow, Tech
Are you curious what placemaking looks like and what it means in our community? Do you want to learn how we can better support all
Photos by Olivia Ross/Hamilton County Schools As students and families head back to school, getting connected to no-cost high-speed internet is easier than ever. Now
A cohort of five Morehead-Cain Scholars spent eight weeks in Chattanooga grappling with a public policy dilemma—to explore issues in Chattanooga at the intersection of
A Chattanooga Times Free Press article featured the work of several Chattanooga-area organizations, including The Enterprise Center, that are contributing to application of emerging technologies,
