chattanooga editionewichattanooga.org/resources/member documents...beautiful arrangement you sent to...

What a wonderful time we had on July

13th celebrating our Armed Forces and

the service they provide for our country.

We were honored to have them with us.

Thank you to Nancy Templeton,

Michelle Withorn and Barbara Verhine

for pulling it all together, providing the

many flags to decorate the tables, for

the gift bags given and for the speakers

that we had. Thanks to YOU for all the

pictures that you provided of your fami-

ly members who are and have served.

It is August already. We are just one month away from

LCAM, the Reading Rally and the new Board. There sure

is a lot going on in the month of September! I hope you will

be able to attend the August meeting for we sure miss you

when you are not there. It is very exciting to see that we are

adding new members and that this Chapter is still growing.

And why not – this EWI Chapter is wonderful and a true

delight to be with.

Our September meeting will be a business meeting and then

we will be off and running for the next year with our new

President, Margaret Browning. Don‘t forget those raffle

items and the Barnyard Auction is just around the corner on

October 21st – save the date!!!

Your Chapter President,

Lynda Childress

CEO, Luken Holdings, Inc.

Letter from the President

“Growing our chapter, growing our community,

growing ourselves.”

Chattanooga Edition

Chartered in 1987 August, 2010

President’s Message p. 1 • Meeting Notice & Speaker p. 2 • Website Trivia & Who Am I? p. 3 • July Meeting Photos p. 4 & 5 • Toys for Tots p. 6 • Committee Reports p. 7 & 8 • Melissa’s Organizing Tips p. 9 • Member Spotlight p. 10 • Firm News & Announcements p. 11-14 • Corporate Dates to Note p. 15 • Officers & Directors p. 16 • Member Firms p. 17

2009-2010 Officers and Directors Lynda Childress, President Luken Holdings, Inc, Chattanooga Margaret Browning, Vice President/President Elect Chattanooga Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Barbara Tawater, Secretary Northgate Title Escrow, Inc, Chattanooga

Heather Burrell, Treasurer MCA Mike Collins & Associates, Chatta-nooga Charlie Rosenquist, Sgt-At-Arms BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Catherine Cox, Membership Director Lyndhurst Foundation Michelle Withorn, Program Director EMJ Corporation Kerry Smith, Ways & Means Director State Farm Chattanooga Barbara Verhine, Publications Director, The University of Tennessee at Chatta-nooga

Nancy Harrison, Director-at-Large

UtiliFlex

August 2010 Chattanooga Edition

www.ewichattanooga.org

EWI OF CHATTANOOGA—Growing our chapter, growing our community, growing ourselves

AUGUST MEETING

Date: Tuesday, August 10, 2010 5:30 pm—Meet, Greet and Networking 6:00 pm—Dinner

Where: Doubletree Hotel 407 Chestnut Street

Parking: Free Parking in the open lot beside the hotel or $5.00 Valet Parking

Speaker: Cindy Sexton

Topic: Chattanooga, You and the Self-Fulfulling Prophesy

Cindy Sexton celebrated 25 years with Channel 3 Eyewitness News in 2010. She co-

anchors Live at 5:00 , Live at 5:30 and Eyewitness News at 6:00. She was a part of Channel 3's

Veterans History Project which recorded more than 600 stories of veterans here in the Tennes-

see Valley . More than 100 were shown on Channel 3 Eyewitness News, including her father's

story as a Marine in Guadalcanal in WW II. She has enjoyed taking part in community activi-

ties and has served on the boards of directors of several charitable organizations. They include

the YMCA, Center for Youth Issues, Junior Achievement, Craniofacial Foundation of America

and FCA. She is currently involved with the Helene Di Stefano Fund to help women fighting

breast cancer. She's been recognized as one of Chattanooga 's Di stinguished Women and the

Heart Association named her its Citizen of the Year in 2005. Cindy's educational background

includes an English, speech and theatre arts degree from Murray State University where she

was on the intercollegiate debate and speech team. She was certified to teach high school but

started reporting for WPSD-TV in Paducah . That led to other news positions in Cape

Girardeau , MO , Huntsville , AL and Las Vegas . She's a native of Tennessee , born in Mem-

phis and raised in Texas . But she, her husband Gil Gilbert and their daughter Gracie have

found home in Chattanooga . Their dogs Lily and Howie spend their days creating mischief.

You can follow Cindy on Twitter at www.twitter.com/CindySexton3.

http://www.twitter.com/CindySexton3

Who is on the website home

page as endorsing EWI? Email

Heather for a

chance to win 3

raffle tickets at

our August

meeting. Re-

member, if you

have an Execu-

tive that would like to endorse

EWI email to hbur-

[email protected] and we can

add the endorsement to our web-

site.

Website Trivia Contest




I love herb gardening and playing with my grandchildren.

I love to travel—especially to NYC. I love Broadway plays and

mentoring.

I have lived in Europe.

Who

Am I

?

Do you know who this is? Check your

September Connect for the reveal.

July Who Am I?

I work in a male-dominated industry.

I worked in Las Vegas and Hawaii (learned to hula).

I love skeet shooting!

Were you able to guess?

Linda Pervis

Linda is the representative for ADS Security.

Thank you all so much for the

beautiful arrangement you sent to

Mom’s service last week (Eileen

Locke). She thought a great deal

of you all and the organization.

W e appreciate all of your

thoughts and prayers.

Don Locke (Husband)

Jan Erwin (daughter)

Eileen Locke was the first repre-

sentative for Head Start, a charter

member in 1987.

“What lies behind us and

what lies ahead of us are

tiny matters compared to

what lives in us.”

Ralph Waldo Emerson

mailto:[email protected]




EWI OF CHATTANOOGA—Growing our chapter, growing our community, growing ourselves.

JULY CHAPTER MEETING

Hello Ms. Nancy,

I hope you have been doing well. Thank you again for a wonderful evening. Also, on be-half of my fellow servicemen and women, we would like to thank you for support in our efforts of defending our homeland and our way of life. It is from the support of people like you who make it a joy to serve our coun-try.

Also, Have a great day!

Sgt. M. Sabater United States Marine Corps

Subject: RE: Executive Women Int'l. (EWI) Cannot thank you enough for the invitation to speak/visit at your meeting this past Tues. It was such a delight to be in the mist of so many profes-sional/executive women! Thank you also for the delicious dinner and very generous gift bag! Sgt. Anne Oakes U. S. Air Force

Captain Timothy Hernandez, Army; Sergeant Maurice Sabater, Marines; Nancy Templeton, EWI; Seaman

Brandon Askins, Coast Guard; Chief Dana Fleshman, Navy; Master Sergeant Anne Oakes, Air Force




JULY CHAPTER MEETING




GOLF TOURNAMENT

2010 August 28

th

Brown Acres Golf Course

406 Brown Road, Chattanooga, TN 37421

(423) 855-2680

Best Ball

25 Teams of 4

Entrance Fee: $300 per team

Snacks and Juice start at 0745

Tee time at 0800

Silent Auction

Raffle/Giveaways

Free Event T-shirt

To register, contact Staff Sergeant Grant @423-697-7986 x142

Or at [email protected]

Membership Committee Report

By: Catherine Cox

The Chattanooga

Chapter of EWI has 63

firms, 10 additional

representatives, three

sustaining members,

and one life member.

Our newest member is Sheila Thomp-

son with Philips-Lightolier. If you

have not met Sheila, be sure and look

her up at the August meeting.

For the last four months we have been

listing in the newsletter some vacant

classifications for new members.

Please go back and look these over

and see if you can recommend some-

one for membership.

Catherine Cox, Chair

Membership Committee

Sergeant-At-Arms Report

By: Charlie Rosenquist

There were 59 attendees at

the July meeting.

16 Guests present

40 Representatives present

1 Lifetime member present

2 Sustaining members present

55%of firms were present




COMMITTEE REPORTS

Ways and Means Committee Report

By: Kerry Smith

Your Ways and Means Committee is

the fundraising arm of our EWI of Chat-

tanooga Chapter who works hard to

raise monies for scholarships and mon-

ies for our organization. During the

year, we will have many fundraising activities including

raising money through our monthly raffle table, selling

pecans, monthly advertising, encouraging scanning of

Bi-Lo cards to earn our chapter 1% of the purchase, and

several other fund raising ideas.

Our biggest fundraiser each year, though, is our annual

Barnyard Auction and Raffle. This annu-

al event helps raise scholarship funds for single moms

working toward a degree. The scholarships funds are

distributed to The University of Tennessee at Chattanoo-

ga through the Jean Bradford Scholarship, Chattanooga

State Technical Community College and Southern Ad-

ventist University.

Borrowing a tradition from our sister Nashville chapter,

thirteen years ago our chapter began raising money by

auctioning donated items in a lively and fun way. The

2009 Barnyard Auction raised $14,501.98 and had near-

ly 330 attendees! In attendance were some of our sisters

from EWI chapters in Atlanta and Knoxville as well as

many representatives from our member firms and em-

ployees from those same firms.

This year‘s Barnyard Auction will be held October 21,

2010 at 5:30 pm at the Doubletree Hotel. The success of

this annual event depends on the help of all of our mem-

ber firms through your purchase of table sponsorships

and ticket sales, your help in gathering items for our raf-

fle and auction, and the donations of your time and mon-

ey.

As an incentive to get our donations for the auction and

raffle kicked off at our August 10th meeting:

Each donation form that is completed and turned in

at the meeting will earn you a chance to win a $50

American Express gift card!

The member that brings in the most commitments

or auction donation sheets will win a $25 Bi-Lo gift

card!

Thanks for your support of EWI of Chattanooga and

watch for the initial Barnyard Auction email for dona-

tion forms and other information to help you get started.




COMMITTEE REPORTS

Reading Rally 2010 Loving our Land and Water

Friday, September 17, 2010

9:00 am—1:00 pm

Daisy Head Start, Soddy Daisy Center

9531 Ridge Trail Road

Soddy Daisy, TN 37379

Phone: (423) 842-9412

For More Information Contact:

Joey James at (423) 309-5332

LIST OF NEEDS:

Readers for the children

Persons to help with control

Holders for the babies

Someone to take pictures

Someone to help with special children and other needs as they

arise.

DIRECTIONS:

Go North 153, past Northgate Mall, you will pass Dunkin Donuts, keep straight and you will

pass a McDonald‘s Restaurant and Chick Fil-a. Beside Clements Antiques you will merge

onto US 27 toward Dayton.

Get off at Sequoyah exit toward Soddy Daisy. Turn left and follow signs for health depart-

ment. A sign will say health department and you will turn right onto West Ridge Trail. Go

over tracks and take an immediate left. Then take immediate right. And immediate other

right. Center will be on right—red brick—go to front door.

Melissa’s Organizing Tips for August

Email Management – Reduce What You Receive

My clients are used to hearing me say, ―You are not a victim of your inbox –

you can exercise control over what you receive.‖ Try some of the tips below

to reduce your incoming email volume and let me know how they work.

Clarify to Co-workers When to Email You (and when NOT to)

Talk to your boss and your direct reports. Clarify when a cc: is the best action versus when to

save information for a future one-on-one meeting.

Create a “Disposable” Email Account

There are many providers (Google, Yahoo, Mailinator, etc.) that will allow you to create a free

email account. Use this account for web transactions and purchases.

Stop Email Forwards We all know people who love to forward chain messages, jokes, inspirational stories, and the

like. Go to www.stopforwarding.com, enter in the email address of the perpetrator of your

choice and they will receive an anonymous but very polite email requesting that they cease

their forwarding practices.

For more productivity tips, please go to www.mbgorganizing.com and sign up for my

free monthly newsletter.




http://www.stopforwarding.com

http://www.mbgorganizing.com/

Christy Barker

Christy is the representative for The Chattanoogan. It is

Chattanooga‘s only AAA Four-Diamond hotel and boasts

199 guestrooms, 3 eating venues, 25,000 square feet of

conference and meeting space and a full service spa. The

Chattanoogan has won numerous awards for its meeting

and conference facilities and was chosen as the Best of the Best for hotels for

the past two years.

Christy has been with The Chattanoogan for the past 7 years and currently is

the Corporate Catering Manager. She says she has gained a multitude of

knowledge as she has previously worked in many other areas on the property.

She has experienced all aspects of the hotel industry which has led her to being

well rounded when it comes to meeting the needs of guests. She prides herself

in being organized, detailed and thorough. She was recently recognized com-

pany-wide by Benchmark Hospitality with the Award of Excellence for Month-

ly Membership Meetings. Her goal is to ensure a successful event and keep

clients happy and confident that The Chattanoogan is the place to be!

When asked why she became the rep for The Chattanoogan, she said it is be-

cause she saw an opportunity to meet new people and build relationships. She

said it is nice to surround herself with positive ladies who help to provide sup-

port, encouragement, spirituality and friendship throughout her daily life. She

also says ―There are many wonderful women in this group and I have thor-

oughly enjoyed getting to know each and every one of them!‖

Christy, you are a pleasure to know and we appreciate all you do for EWI firm

members.




Member Spotlight

http://www.chattanooganhotel.com/default.asp




FIRMS NEWS ● ANNOUNCEMENTS

Representative Jim Cobb and State Senator Bo Watson

presented Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union

(TVFCU) with a joint resolution commending TVFCU

upon being named one of the Best Employers in Tennes-

see at the Soddy Daisy Branch.

According to Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union offi-

cials, it is the largest credit union in the Chattanooga area

with thirteen branches throughout the Tennessee Valley.

TVFCU has 239 employees with an average of ten years

of service each, and forty-five of TVFCU‘s employees

have been employed for more than twenty years each.

Blake Strickland, TVFCU‘s President and CEO, celebrat-

ed his 32nd year anniversary with the company.

TVFCU officials cite the following as some of the

awards that TVFCU has received in the past: Best of the

Best Credit Union, 2009 Top Mortgage Lender, voted

Marion County‘s ―Best Bank‖ by local newspaper read-

ers, Seal of Satisfaction, and two Diamond Awards from

the CUNA Marketing and Business Development Coun-

cil for the TVFCU Electric Shuttle and TVFCU‘s River-

bend Beach in 2009.

The annual list of ―Best Employers in Tennessee‖ was

created by The City Paper and Business Tennessee maga-

zine, and Best Companies. The ―Best Employers in Ten-

nessee‖ survey and award program was designed to iden-

tify, recognize and honor the best places of employment

in Tennessee, benefiting the state‘s economy, its work-

force and businesses. Companies from across the state

entered the two-part survey process and 25 companies

were selected. The combined scores determined the top

companies and the final ranking. Best Companies Group

evaluated the data collected from the participating com-

panies and used their expertise to determine the final

rankings.

Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union Named One of Tennessee’s Best Employers

The Chattanoogan.com

Posted June 29, 2010

Representative: Karen Hannifin

http://www.chattanoogan.com/





TVFCU’s Betty White Look Alike Photo Contest

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (July 27, 2010) – Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union is conducting a Betty

White look-a-like photo contest leading up to the Chattanooga Life Expo on August 15, 2010. The winner will

receive the Betty White “Fan for Life” prize packet which includes two VIP passes to a meet and greet with the

real Betty White during a private reception at the Life Expo, $100 Visa gift card, photo opportunity with Betty

White, and two admission tickets to the Life Expo.

Do you think you could look like Betty White? Or do you think you look like Betty White? Or do you know

someone who you think looks like Betty White?

Contestants may submit a Betty White look-a-like photo of themselves, someone they know, or even dress up

like Betty White. The contest is open to all entrants who are eighteen years of age or older. You do not have

to have white hair to compete in this contest. Contestants may email a photo with their name and telephone

number to [email protected] anytime from July 22nd until August 9th. Jed Mescon, co-anchor of Channel

3 Eyewitness News TODAY, is the official Betty White look-a-like photo contest judge. The winner will be

notified on August 11, 2010 and featured on tvfcu.com. For additional details and to submit your entry, visit

community.tvfcu.com.

Betty White Look-A-Like - Snappy Photo Ideas:

Put that wig to use! Dress up in your best Betty White garb.

What version of Betty White are you?

Wow, my grandmother looks like Betty White!

Do you look like Betty White?

PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release

July 27, 2010 Contact:Karen Hannifin [email protected]

Tel: 423.634.3613

Representative: Sheila Thompson

Philips named one of Forbes and The Reputation Institute's 'Most Reputable Companies'

Philips is proud to announce that it has been named one of the world‘s ‗Most Reputable Compa-

nies‘ by Forbes and The Reputation Institute. Our #15 ranking derived from several consumer

insights including an international consumer survey in 32 countries and over 80,000 online in-

terviews.

This achievement comes on the heels of several other notable accomplishments including:

Philips was recently named one of "The World's Most Ethical Companies" by Ethisphere

Magazine

Philips is among the companies listed in the Covalence ethical ranking of multinational

companies

Philips has been included in the Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes since 2000

SAM, which identifies leaders for the Dow Jones Sustainability Index, named Philips a

SAM Gold Class world leader in both its Sustainability Yearbook 2008 and 2009

These achievements not only highlight our high ethical standards and commitment to sustaina-

bility, but they also increase our visibility as a s trong brand and employer of choice.

Congratulations to Jody Hermann, Barge Waggoner Sumner &

Cannon, Inc, one of the 2010 EWI Fellows

recipients. Jody was awarded the $5,000

Deborah A. Taylor Scholarship which is

awarded to the highest scoring applicant in

the undergraduate category and is made pos-

sible by a donation from EWI of Dallas in

honor of our 2005-2006 Corporate President

Debbie Taylor.








Representative: Barbara Verhine

The UTC Mocs will be featured on the cover of the 2010 AT&T Real Yellow Pages directory and the smaller,

portable directory. The cover photo features an action shot of defensive end Josh Beard breaking past a block

set by an opponent.

―We had a great season last year under the leadership of Coach Russ Hues-

man and his staff,‖ said Athletics Director Rick Hart.

More than 500,000 directories will be distributed throughout the Tennessee

Valley and North Georgia from July 14 through August 11.

―We are happy The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Mocs are fea-

tured on the new directory covers. When Chattanoogan‘s reach for the

AT&T Real Yellow Pages they‘ll see Chattanooga‘s Team,‖ said UTC

Chancellor Roger Brown.

AT&T has teamed up with local businesses to encourage residents to recycle

their previous directories.

―We‘re thankful to AT&T for promoting recycling efforts with this directory. UTC is committed to being a

leading campus in the sustainability movement, and we appreciate the opportunity to partner with a company

that shares this commitment,‖ said UTC Chancellor Roger Brown

AT&T Real Yellow Pages features UTC MOCS

BusinessWeek Chooses UTC

For the fifth consecutive year, the UTC College of

Business is ranked among the nation‘s top business

schools by BusinessWeek magazine. Of 3,300 schools

worldwide, only 111 received this recognition.

―Many of our alumni, friends and students have been

quick to express their pride in the College of Business.

A special thanks goes to the College of Business facul-

ty and staff for their contributions in this achievement.

The quality of work that they do and their interaction

with students play a significant role,‖ said Dr. Richard

Casavant, Dean of the College of Business.

BusinessWeek used several criteria to rank business

school programs: a student survey, a recruiter survey,

median starting salaries for gradu-

ates, the number of graduates ad-

mitted to 35 top M.B.A. programs,

and an academic quality measure

that consists of SAT/ACT test

scores for business majors.

UTC named in Princeton Review’s Best 301 Business

Schools

UTC is featured in The Prince-

ton Review‘s latest book, The

Best 301 Business Schools: 2010

Edition. ―We are pleased to rec-

ommend UTC to readers of our

book and users of our site,

www.PrincetonReview.com, as

one of the best institutions they

could attend to earn an M.B.A.,‖ said Robert Franek,

Princeton Review Senior VP-Publishing.

Princeton Review editors said UTC‘s College of Busi-

ness enters an M.B.A. program, ―geared to the working

professional, with classes starting at 5:30 pm.‖ Stu-

dents—a mix of regionally based recent undergrads and

returning professionals—report that ―UTC‘s M.B.A. pro-

gram is a great place for students to extend their base

knowledge, especially if your undergraduate degree is

not business related.‖


Our Mission EWI brings together key individuals from di-

verse businesses for the purpose of promoting

member firms, enhancing personal and profes-

sional development, and encouraging communi-

ty involvement.

Our Vision To be a professional organization that creates val-

ue for its member firms and their representatives through career develop-

ment, business connectivity, and involvement in local communities.

Our Strategic Goals 1. To strengthen, expand and broaden membership.

2. To provide member firms with meaningful benefits.

3. To actively promote education for all representatives.

4. To achieve a high level of community visibility through service.




CORPORATE

DATES TO NOTE

September 23-25, 2010

63rd LCAM in Kansas City

September 22-24, 2011

64th LCAM in Minneapolis

Executive Women International—EWI of Chattanooga Lynda Childress, 2009-2010 Chapter President

Luken Holdings, Inc. E-Mail: [email protected]

Ph: 423-756-1200 Fax: 423-266-5913

Executive Women International EWI of Chattanooga

P.O. Box 11522 Chattanooga, TN 37401


PRESIDENT

Lynda Childress Luken Holdings [email protected]

423-424-2195

VICE PRESIDENT/PRESIDENT-ELECT

Margaret Browning Chattanooga Coca-Cola Bottling Co. [email protected]

423-494-0553

SECRETARY

Barbara Tawater Northgate Title Escrow, Inc. [email protected]

423-875-9533

TREASURER

Heather Burrell MCA Mike Collins & Associates [email protected]

423-892-8899

SERGEANT-AT-ARMS

Charlie Rosenquist BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee [email protected]

PUBLICATIONS DIRECTOR

Barbara Verhine The University of TN at Chattanooga [email protected]

423-425-4141

WAYS AND MEANS DIRECTOR

Kerry Smith State Farm, Chattanooga [email protected]

423-870-1809

MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR

Catherine Cox Lyndhurst Foundation [email protected]

423-756-0767

PROGRAM DIRECTOR

Michelle Withorn EMJ Corporation [email protected]

423-855-1550

DIRECTOR-AT-LARGE

Nancy Harrison UtiliFlex [email protected]

423-280-7582

Did you know...The EWIConnect is available to you to “toot your horn!” Have you had a promotion? Has

your firm done something newsworthy recently? Received an award? Made an acquisition? Share the

news with your network of business associates in our newsletter. Simply send your information to Barba-

ra Verhine at: [email protected] by the 3rd Monday of each month. We look forward to hearing

about your exciting news!




OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS












ADS Security Linda Pervis

Air Filtration Service Sabie Holley

Barge Waggoner Sumner & Cannon, Inc. Jody Hermann

Baylor School Brenda Waddell

BI-LO, Inc. Sue Moore

BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Pamela Blaylock

Charlie Rosenquist

BMW of Chattanooga Isabel Ober

Catoosa County Climate Controlled Pamela Grant

& Regular Storage

Chattanooga Area Chamber of Christie Kelly

Commerce Lori Slatton

Chattanooga Bakery Fredia Higdon

Chattanooga Coca-Cola Bottling Margaret Browning

Company United

Chattanooga Convention & Visitors Lori Dodd

Bureau

Chattanooga Funeral Home Kay Low

Chattanooga Girls Leadership Academy Djuana Tomlin

Chattanooga Head Start Joey Martel-James

Chattanooga State Technical Barbara Morgan

Community College

Chattanooga Times Free Press Amy Fowler

Citadel Broadcasting Corporation Kelly McCoy

CMC Publications Kate Pinson

COS Business Products & Interiors Connie Mills

Courtyard & Residence Inn by Marriott Cindy Ward

Dimension Designs Inc. Christine Stephens

Diversified Companies, LLC Kim Pendergrass

ELD Associates, LLC Frances Cannon

Zelma Pack

EMJ Corporation Michelle Withorn

Enterprise Rent-A-Car Summer Blevins

EPB Telecom Valerie Lucas

Erlanger Health System Priscilla Williams

First Tennessee Bank Kristina Smith

Fitness Together Rachel Reeves

Fletcher Bright Company, Realtors Elaine Peterson

Sandy Wright

Heartland Payment Systems Kathy Lee

Kayser-Roth Corporation Debra Gates

Kenco Logistics Carolyn Pool

Lattimore Black Morgan & Cain, PC Beverlee Bartley

Mary Ellen Maycann

Nena Powell

Luken Holdings Tammy Babb

Lynda Childress

Carolyn Stringer

Lyndhurst Foundation Catherine Cox

MBG Organizing Solutions Melissa Gratias

MCA, Mike Collins & Assoc., Inc. Heather Burrell

Kristen Smith

Miller & Martin PLLC Tanya English

Northgate Title Escrow, Inc. Barbara Tawater

Oehmig Travel Consultancy Carla Hilling

Office Team Sandy Saylors

Philips Lightolier Sheila Thompson

Reliable Building Solutions, Inc. Kathy Sok

Republic Parking System Kelley Eblin

River City Consulting Joyce Harlin

Rone Regency Jewelers Ashley Spinelli

Smith, Laura c/o Studio LaVie‘ Laura Smith

Southern Adventist University Carrie Harlin

State Farm Kerry Smith

Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union Karen Hannifin

The Chattanoogan Hotel Christy Barker

The Krystal Company Colleen Fieser

The University of Tennessee at Barbara Verhine

Chattanooga

Town & Country Barber Shop Marti Brown

U.S. Xpress Enterprises, Inc. Janice Houser

Unique Gifts and Promos Nancy Landreth

Melba Wolfe

United Way of Greater Chattanooga Delores Lewis

UtiliFlex Nancy Harrison

Wabash Trailer Sales, LLC Becky Rudewicz

Wild Moon Resort & Ranch Cindy Bruce

Yacoubian Tailors Ani Yacoubian

Sustaining Members Jan McAfee

Dottie Jones

Penny Walker

Life Member Nancy Templeton




MEMBERS FIRMS

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http://www.lbmc.com/

http://www.lukenholdings.com/

http://www.lyndhurstfoundation.org/

http://www.mbgorganizing.com/

http://www.mcollins.com/

http://www.millermartin.com/

http://www.northgatetitle.com/

http://www.officeteam.com/

http://www.rbsi-online.com/

http://www.republicparking.com/

http://www.roneregencyjewelers.com/

https://www.southern.edu/Pages/default.aspx

http://www.kerrysmith.biz/

http://www.tvfcu.com/

http://www.chattanooganhotel.com/

http://krystal.com/

http://www.utc.edu/

http://www.usxpress.com/

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