A Recordkeeping Service Widens Its Reach
(Chattanooga Times Free Press) — Carolyn Jones, president of family business C.J. Enterprises, founded a records and information management business in her basement in 1980. Now 30 years later, the Emory University graduate operates offices in Florida, Tennessee, Georgia, Texas, Kentucky and Ohio, and has a partner in New Zealand, making C.J. Enterprises one of the area’s oldest and largest minority-owned businesses, according to J.Ed. Marston, spokesman for the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce.
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