Chattanooga Chamber Presents Business Calendar For April 3-7

MON/3- NEWtrepreneur Bookkeeping - 10 Mistakes to Avoid
Noon-1 p.m.
INCubator: 100 Cherokee Blvd.
Are you an entrepreneur, small business owner or considering starting your own business? Keep your finances tidy with 10 of the most common bookkeeping mistakes and efficient solutions to overcome them.

Topics include: how to classify workers, receipt requirements, meal expenses and more. Bring your questions. This course is part of our Complimentary Entry Level seminars.
Speaker: Lynn Talbott, MBA, President of HRBiz and Advanced Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor
Find this seminar and register for your free seat at tsbdc.org/search-for-training/.

TUES/4 Member Orientation
8-9:30 a.m.
Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce: 811 Broad St.
Join us to learn more about your member benefits and what's going on at the Chamber. Light breakfast is served. RSVP to AMcNutt@ChattanoogaChamber.com<mailto:AMcNutt@ChattanoogaChamber.com>.

TUES/4 Ribbon Cutting for Green Commuter
10:30-11 a.m.
Green Commuter: Coolidge Park Green Commuter charging station

TUES/4 North Chattanooga Chamber Council Meeting
11:30a-1 p.m.
The INCubator: 100 Cherokee Blvd.
$10

WED/5 AM Networking sponsored by Chattanooga Golf & Country Club
8-9 a.m.
Chattanooga Golf & Country Club: 1511 Riverview Rd.
Held the first Wednesday of every month, AM Networking brings an average of 100 business people together for networking and hot coffee. AM Networking this month will be sponsored and hosted by Chattanooga Golf & Country Club.

WED/5- Pick the Brain of an Attorney
8-9 a.m.
INCubator: 100 Cherokee Blvd.
Legal topics to be covered: leases, contracts, Powers of Attorney, corporate meetings and other business-related legal topics. Bring your questions.
Speaker: Charles G. Fisher, Attorney at Law, Grant Konvalinka and Harrison, P.C.
Find this seminar and register for your free seat at tsbdc.org/search-for-training/.

WED/5 Reality Check - Lookout Valley High School
8:15-10:15 a.m.
Lookout Valley High School: 350 Lookout High St.
Reality Check teaches 9th graders budgeting and emphasizes the connection between education and income by having roleplay as heads of household with a set budget. To volunteer for this Chattanooga Chamber career readiness program, contact Cathy Humble at 423.763.4321 or chumble@chattanoogachamber.com<mailto:chumble@chattanoogachamber.com>.

WED/5 E-Commerce 101
10a-Noon
BrightBridge Women's Business Center: 535 Chestnut St.
Training will cover the basics of selling online. Focus on selling through EBay, Etsy and Bonanza. Topics include shipping, receiving payment and the basics of listing items on each platform. This is a workshop developed and delivered by an e-commerce seller; not an eBay/Etsy/Bonanza employee. As such the views or opinions expressed are those of the instructor. Reserve your free seat at brightbridgewbc.org/event/ecommerce4-5/<http://www.brightbridgewbc.org/event/ecommerce4-5/>.

THUR/6 Downtown Chamber Council Meeting
7:30-9 a.m.
Bessie Smith Hall: 200 E M L King Blvd.
Speaker: Kim White, River City Company
$15

THUR/6 East Ridge Chamber Council Meeting
11:45a-1 p.m.
East Ridge Community Center: 1517 Tombras Ave.
$10

THUR/6 Reaching Quarterly Goals: Touchdowns For The Home Team
5:30-6:30 p.m.
BrightBridge Women's Business Center: 535 Chestnut St.
This session allows attendees to plan out 3-month goals based on annual objectives. Led by Linda Murray Bullard, LSMB Business Solutions and BrightBridge Women's Business Center. Reserve your free seat at brightbridgewbc.org/event/goals4-6/<http://www.brightbridgewbc.org/event/goals4-6/>.

FRI/7 Ooltewah/Collegedale Chamber Council Coffee
8:30-9:30 a.m.
Wired Coffee Bar: 5707 Main St.

FRI/7 Ribbon Cutting for AT&T
11 a.m.
AT&T: 9032 Old Lee Hwy, Ste 100, 37363