There are signs of new growth everywhere as trees, daffodils, and tulips are announcing spring’s arrival. And just a few weeks ago we found out that Cincinnati is growing, too.
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A new Urban League-led training program equips women with skills, connections, and Google certification.
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Here’s why students come to the region for college, why they stay after graduation, and what it all means for the local economy.
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This issue of Realm previews the Chamber’s new strategic framework focusing on growing our population, growing our economy, and growing cultural vibrancy.
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The 40-year-old agency believes branding starts with understanding the consumer deeply before considering business needs, or starting with the “who.”
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The new “Meet Me Downtown” campaigns works to re-energize economic and cultural vibrancy in the urban core.
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Butler Tech partners with area businesses to expose high school students to better workforce development and college options.
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Immigrants help fuel population and job growth across the region while fostering a community that embraces and thrives on diversity.
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Ask Tony Munafo about Prolink’s recent rebrand and how they’ve expanded beyond staffing.
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B the Change You Want to See
by John Stowellby John StowellCompanies go through a rigorous process to become certified as a B Corporation, but a number of local business leaders say it’s worth the effort.