Pipeline H2O announces first class of water tech companies
Pipeline H2O, the region’s first water technology accelerator program, recently announced the members of its first cohort, which will begin work in February at The Hamilton Mill.
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Founder Institute Cincinnati will graduate its first class on Feb. 1
Founder Institute, the newest cultivator of entrepreneurship on the StartupCincy scene, graduates its first local cohort with a public showcase on Feb. 1.
Local nonprofit Design Impact releases ‘Metathemes’ social change report
Mark Twain supposedly said that Cincinnati is 20 years behind the rest of the world, but in the field of social design, the Queen City proves to be on the leading edge.
UC law students provide free legal counsel to 230 local entrepreneurs
https://www.law.uc.edu/Through the Entrepreneurship and Community Development Clinic at UC, law students are able to provide free legal advice to entrepreneurs. Partnerships with local startup hubs have allowed students to help 230 small business owners.
80 Acres Farms to reduce the number of miles produce travels from ground to plate
80 Acres Farms has big plans to change the local food system by bringing fresh, nutritious and environmentally-friendly produce to local plates year-round.
WEL Enterprise receives $25,000 in funding from Bad Girl Ventures
WEL Enterprise, which recently launched its water reclamation system at Municipal Brew Works in Hamilton, received $25,000 in funding from Bad Girl Ventures LAUNCH program.
WEL Enterprises launches water reclamation system in Hamilton
WEL Enterprises, a water conservation startup, recently launched its water reclamation system at Municipal Brew Works. The company is part of Bad Girl Ventures' LAUNCH class, and has applied to Pipeline H2O's first cohort.
CPA lauds projects preserving the urban fabric, identity of Cincinnati
At its annual meeting on Nov. 13, the Cincinnati Preservation Association announced the winners of its 2016 Preservation Awards. Twelve commercial and residential projects around Greater Cincinnati received awards.
Engage Cincy now accepting applications for innovation and engagement grants
Engage Cincy, the community engagement innovation challenge sponsored by the City Manager’s office, is now accepting applications through Dec. 11 for round two of the grant competition.
Innovative philanthropy focus of Dec. 8 IDEALAB
On Dec. 8, leaders from three national foundations that are revolutionizing philanthropy through innovative initiatives are coming to Cincinnati to participate in Issue Media Group's IDEALAB.
