current online magazine

Issue 44, Volume 1 | Week of 1/6/09

CinciMedia, 3D tech, and the Pride of Cincinnati

By: Andy Erickson, 1/6/2009 What do Lithuania, a local university, and a poorly thrown Frisbee have in common? Find out what Karl Treier had in mind as he took the reins of CinciMedia, and as CEO, relocated its headquarters here.

more >

Soapdish: Cranes and sidewalks

By: Casey Coston, 1/6/2009 Soapdish columnist, Casey Coston is back from holiday hiatus with a lot on his mind including his love for center city sidewalks as well as the number of riverfront cranes popping up in the face of the economy.

more >

Soapicks January 6-12

By: Sheila Owens, 1/6/2009 Looking for a way to work off those holiday pounds? Well GET UP and GET MOVING because Cincinnati is just as hopping in 2009 as it was 2008. This week we've got Dying City the play, The Painters exhibit at Carnegie, an art collision and The Turnbull AC's releasing their debut album over and over.

more >

Video/The HYPE about moving to Cincinnati

Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber's HYPE (Harnessing Young Professional Energy) Initiative uses the power of social media to create a compelling case for living, working and playing in Cincinnati. Even in a strained economy, creative talent is choosing location over jobs in determining where to live. Here, HYPE demonstrates why Cincinnati can deliver both careers and quality of life. 

Development News
sponsored by:
Innovation & Job News
sponsored by:
This Week's Blogger:
Kevin Reynolds
Kevin Reynolds, Community Relations Manager for Cincinnati Public Radio, wasn't sure what to expect following being diagnosed with cancer and the removal of both his kidneys. This week's SoapBlogs explore his unique relationship with his employers, why Public Radio is important to a strong city and what having kids does to your social life.

more - Kevin Reynolds >

Entrepreneurship
If you’re interested in doing your own thing, there’s plenty of organizations here ready  to help you get off the ground.  University of Cincinnati, Xavier University and Northern Kentucky University all have small-business development centers that offer a range of assistance. Incubators such as the Hamilton County Development Center and the Madison E-Zone can provide office space and business assistance to fledgling companies, and organizations such as CincyTech are devoted to fostering the growth of new technology ventures. 

more - growth areas >

Aggreko
Aggreko is a global leader in rental power generation and temperature equipment.  What began in the Netherlands in 1962, is now a worldwide organization with over 100 locations in 29 countries, run by more than 2,200 employees.  In November 2008 Aggreko relocated its Cincinnati service center to Clermont County, where business continues to thrive.

more - Aggreko >

East Walnut Hills/O'Bryonville

A fascinating business area sandwiched between two large neighborhoods, O’Bryonville is home to a collection of the East side’s favorite independent shops where you can find everything from art posters, hemp jeans, and handmade chocolates to art and clothing from around the world.


East Walnut Hills features a housing stock peppered with historic mansions as well as new construction conveniently located to downtown and the University of Cincinnati campus.

more - East Walnut Hills/O'Bryonville >