How new leadership and veteran artistic and funding partners are bringing back Cincinnati’s renowned light show this fall.
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Retiring from 30-plus years in Washington, D.C., he looks forward to returning to the private sector and continuing to make a difference.
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Diverse Suppliers Can Flip the “Who You Know” Script
by John Stowellby John StowellWhy the decision to support supplier and contractor diversity benefits everyone.
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The year-long “Storefronts to the Forefront” initiative brings new attention and new customers to neighborhood business districts from Ludlow to Milford.
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Candice Matthews Brackeen Lights the Way for Inclusion
by Gail Paulby Gail PaulShe’s rallying Cincinnati leaders to support equity-based startup investment through Black Tech Week and Lightship Capital.
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Innovation Starts With a Mindset, Say CIOs and Tech Leaders
The Cincinnati region is on “an incredibly good trajectory” for connecting what’s possible with what’s needed.
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Innovations in patient care, drug and disease research, and technology are fueled by local medical groups and spin-off companies.
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More and more venture capitalists offer funding, mentorship, and a vision for local talent.
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Meg Whitman’s Money Is on Cincinnati
by Gail Paulby Gail PaulAfter investing in FC Cincinnati, the well-known Silicon Valley CEO discusses why she thinks this region is on the rise.
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The 1960s were a turbulent time. Otto Budig Jr. was flying B-52 bombers from the U.S. air base in Guam to targets in Vietnam. His brother, George, was an administrator …
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