Video feature: IDEALAB, Lucy Cantwell and Eric Kornacki
On Dec. 8, developers, nonprofits, philanthropists and community members gathered for the first ever IDEALAB. Panelists shared how they went about receiving funding for their projects. Here's the third of four resulting video series from IDEALAB.
Eight panelists from Cincinnati, Denver, Detroit and Minneapolis presented their ideas, projects and best practices, followed by a keynote address from Eric Avner of The Haile Foundation. Attendees then went on a tour to hear about three Cincinnati projects: the Hellmann Creative Center; the educational partnership between Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, Cincinnati Public Schools and StrivePartnership; and the food innovation district vision for Findlay Market.
Watch the third of four resulting video series below. (Click here to view Panel 1: George Jacobsen & Phillip Cooley. Click here to view Panel 2: David Nicholson & Kalia Vang.)
Videos are courtesy of Soapbox partners and local documentarians, CincyStories.
Panel 3, Part 1: Lucy Cantwell, New Belgium Family Panel 3, Part 2: Eric Kornaki, Re:Vision Panel 3, Part 3: Question & Answer
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