Where Chattanooga’s entrepreneurs, academics, and creatives collide.
Educating, engaging, and connecting entrepreneurs.
A coworking event in the heart of the Innovation District.
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.
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.
Nikki Sneed We, the Staff and Executive Committee of the Board of The Enterprise Center, stand firmly with the Black community as we experience pain,
By The Enterprise Center The Enterprise Center would like to announce the departure of Mary Stargel, the Director of Innovation District Programs. Mary has been
Mary Helen Montgomery The Enterprise Center’s digital equity program Tech Goes Home had big plans this spring for another term of hosting classes across the
By Mary Helen Montgomery As residents of the Chattanooga region began to practice social distancing, The Enterprise Center, EPB, and Hamilton County Schools estimated there
By Mary Helen Montgomery Over the last month, our society has become even more dependent on the internet to stay in touch with others and
We know that COVID-19 has created many challenges for Chattanooga area businesses and non-profits and it is now more important than ever to easily find
There’s a new space in Chattanooga for innovators in the food and beverage industry to experiment with their products and scale their businesses. The new
Lya Kimbrough Rose Cox, owner of The Palace Theater, believes in “celebrating your dirt.” To her, that means taking items that you already have laying
Geoff Milliner Chattanooga’s experience with broadband and digital equity was part of a Congressional hearing on January 29. A letter from Mayor Andy Berke was
Mary Helen Montgomery As many urban areas adopt “smart city” initiatives, Chattanooga is doing so with a slightly different approach — and now, the city
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