Leadership

Mental health is a leading workplace challenge for both business leaders and employees. New programs are helping them work together to come up with solutions.

The stories in this issue are a testament to the resources we already have to achieve greater things in our own backyard. If you’re so inclined, raise your hand to …

The Cincinnati Futures Commission offers big ideas. Now elected officials, businesses, and residents will have their say.

This year’s eight We Are Making Black History honorees have made a remarkable difference in “our little big city.”

Triversity’s CEO transition from Mel Gravely to Jim Watkins has been intentional, meticulous, and energizing.

The new class of Great Living Cincinnatians recommends dreaming big and sharing credit.

Rickell Howard Smith talks about her first year with YWCA Greater Cincinnati and her plans for the future.

Regional business leaders count on unified lobbying efforts to help navigate government relationships in Columbus and Frankfort.

Returning to Highland Heights as president, Cady Short-Thompson says she’s “delighted to lead the institution that I love.”

Xavier’s new business college dean, Marco Pagani, is as concerned with students’ ethical development as he is with academic success.