The selection process was based on making sure there was a range of geographic diversity—not just projects in the city of Cincinnati—as well as a range of transportation modes.
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Economy
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Downtown Towers Beckon Workers Back to the Office
by John Stowellby John StowellFifth Third Bank leads the push to bring workers back and restore downtown’s live/work/play economic balance.
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Nonprofit mergers are increasing service capabilities and cutting costs in challenging economic and fundraising conditions.
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Employee Ownership Allows a Company to Lift Together
by John Stowellby John StowellExploring the benefits of ESOPs with employee-owned businesses across the region.
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Cintrifuse hosted the sixth StartupCincy Week October 14-18, 2022, and brought together more than 1,000 attendees and speakers from across the U.S.
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Redevelopment of the old Macy’s store adds office and nightlife activity across from downtown’s iconic landmark.
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Mapping the Growth of Development Wins in 2022
Led by expanding local businesses, the Cincinnati region announced more than 6,000 new jobs in emerging industries.
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BLINK returned for its third iteration over four gorgeous fall evenings October 13-16, 2022, bringing huge crowds back to view light projection installations, light sculptures, performances, and murals over a …
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Burnishing the BLINK Experience
How new leadership and veteran artistic and funding partners are bringing back Cincinnati’s renowned light show this fall.
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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.