Its Second Century initiative starts in October with BLINK and Cincinnati Art Week and culminates with a once-in-a-generation fundraising challenge.
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Four shining examples of how nonprofit community development corporations can reinvigorate neighborhoods.
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Scripps Focuses on “Local & Meaningful”
by John Stowellby John StowellThe broadcast media company is “refounding” its core mission in its local communities.
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The region’s nursing schools (public, private, and national players) are innovating to combat staffing shortages and burnout.
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Laura Brunner’s big gamble has boosted distressed neighborhoods and economic activity throughout Hamilton County.
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Despite a hit from Covid, the Over-the-Rhine company’s multi-city bar portfolio continues to thrive.
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City, county, state, economic development, and business leaders are working together to drive Newport’s turn in the spotlight.
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Using past expansions as a guide, the bank acquired Comerica to access growing markets while also benefitting its Cincinnati hometown.
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Cincinnati Works has spent 30 years proving that stable employment is our most powerful tool.
