Where Chattanooga’s entrepreneurs, academics, and creatives collide.
Discover activities and events in the area.
Everything you need to prepare your organization for a crisis.
Helping small business owners across the region.
The front door to the Innovation District of Chattanooga.
Expanding access to technology and teaching digital literacy.
Bringing together partners to close the digital divide, together.
Home internet at no cost to thousands of families.
Connected Communities: Orchard Knob
The OKC leverages the collective support of partner organizations to tackle the whole picture of health and wellness in the historically underserved neighborhood.
Answering the most basic and most complex questions about life in Chattanooga
Preparing residents for the jobs of tomorrow, and today.
Chattanooga Smart Communities 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.
Education (4K Microscope & Lola)
High-tech tools in Hamilton County’s classrooms.
Expanding access to the internet in homes and neighborhoods.
At the end of last month, all 12 participants from the most recent Tech Goes Home class in partnership with The BRAVE Effect graduated with a laptop, a certificate, and
When Brandon Parrott texted a photo of his tomato basil soup to his mother, he had no idea it would lead to a business venture. Now, as a part of
Digital Inclusion Week 2023 has been a blur! From our local kickoff on Monday, helping enroll residents in the Affordable Connectivity Plan at the City Housing Resource Fair, to taking
Hamilton County residents can learn about low and no-cost internet options at the Chattanooga Downtown Public Library this Friday from noon to 4 p.m. Through a partnership with The Enterprise
Mateo Jimenez is a local student who served as a Lead for America American Connection Corps AmeriCorps Fellow with The Enterprise Center and Thrive Regional Partnership through the summer of
Chattanoogans are invited to the first local Black in Tech panel discussion and happy hour Wednesday, Sept. 13 from 5-7 p.m., hosted by The Enterprise Center in partnership with the
2022-2023 has been a year of opportunity for The Enterprise Center. We scaled existing digital equity initiatives, launched pilot projects in partnership with local neighborhoods, and are poised to accept
When I was a child, there was no internet. We all had access to the same library for information — as long as we could walk to it and enter
For over 28,000 residents across Hamilton County, being back-to-school ready now includes being connected to no-cost internet through HCS EdConnect, powered by EPB. Saturday, Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp and
Across Chattanooga and Tennessee, 10,000+ residents are better able to connect with educational resources, loved ones and new career opportunities through The Enterprise Center’s Tech Goes Home program. The digital
MTV and I both made our debut into the world within the same year (which is apropos, considering I could sing before I could talk). Some of my earliest childhood
As summer approaches, Chattanooga’s vibrant Innovation District is abuzz with excitement and creative ideas that have the potential to shape the future. And at the Enterprise Center, we are always
Smart Cities Connect brings together community leaders from around the country, to share and learn the ways in which civic technologies and infrastructure are having, and can have, an impact
Chattanooga, TN, May, 17, 2023 — A multi-community effort including Chattanooga and stakeholders in four other U.S. cities earned a 2023 Smart 50 Award for developing infrastructure to provide neighborhood-level
“I don’t fully understand what you just said, but it doesn’t really sound like my kind of fun.” – a skeptical (new) TGH participant As a project contractor with Tech
Digital equity programming like Tech Goes Home Tennessee and a commitment to ensuring that every resident has the access and tools to succeed are at the very heart of who we are. We believe that Chattanooga, and the partners who drive digital equity work in all of our communities, can serve as a model to replicate and accelerate other such efforts in communities across the country.
“El que no habla, dios no lo escucha,” Lupe Valenzuela, Strategy and Technology Operations Director for Chicanos Por La Causa, said during one of the first panels of the 2023
September in the Innovation District has been an incredible month of endings and beginnings, with the playful haze of summer transitioning into crisp focus of fall. We are getting our
“[w]hen the disconnected fall behind the curve in an increasingly online world, they can find themselves alienated from the resources right outside their front door.” …
“Like water or power, the internet has become an essential need for our residents, which is why it’s so important to ensure that everyone, regardless of income or neighborhood, has access,” said Chattanooga …
Storytelling Spaces was conceptualized through the desire to explore what placemaking & art opportunities can do for communities. The event had two main priorities: equitable access to art in historically
“This is a moment in time where we need all options on the table to ensure we have equitable access across the county.”
Each year, digital equity advocates from across the country gather for one of our favorite traditions: the National Digital Inclusion Alliance‘s Net Inclusion summit. It’s more of a family reunion
Educators across the state of Tennessee will have opportunities to grow their knowledge and gain digital literacy skills through The Enterprise Center’s new Tech Goes Home Tennessee program. With a
1100 Market Street, Suite 500
Chattanooga, TN 37402
(423) 661-3300
Email Us
The Enterprise Center unites people, organizations, and technology, to build an advanced and inclusive future for our community.
