Cintrifuse, the downtown-based company that develops and supports entrepreneurialism in Cincinnati, has announced that its newest investment is the New York City-based Lerer Hippeau Ventures IV (LHV), a top tier venture capital fund, to increase seed and early stage venture leadership in Cincinnati.
Adopt A Class, a mentoring program that connects pre-K through 8th grade students with local businesses, teamed with local marketing company Sales Genesis to work with the 4th grade class at St. Peter Claver Latin School for Boys. By the end of the school year, the boys had their own small business, the Refreshing Lemon lemonade stand, complete with a business plan, business model, logo and marketing materials.
Gateway Community and Technical College is in the midst of hosting three manufacturing camps this summer for middle school students and high school girls.
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) has entered into an agreement with Lockheed Martin for the first full-scale installation of the company’s airport passenger management technology in the United States.
Google Cultural Institute, a Google initiative that allows users to discover exhibits and collections from around the world online, has teamed with the Cincinnati Museum Center to give people around the world a chance to tour the museum using Google's Street View feature.
Progress, a global software company, announced last week the acquisition of the Cincinnati-based startup Modulus.
X-Link, a Xavier University Williams College of Business initiative to support locally-owned business creation in Greater Cincinnati, is collaborating with the local radio show American Dreamers to profile local entrepreneurs.
This month, the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber's Minority Business Accelerator announced the addition of three local corporations to the organization’s current portfolio of 34 companies.
The University of Cincinnati has partnered with AMP Electric Vehicles, makers of the WorkHorse all-electric delivery truck, on the HorseFly "octocopter" through an innovative partnership made possible by the University of Cincinnati Research Institute
River Cities Capital Funds (RCCF), a growth equity firm investing in high-potential health care and IT companies, announced today the final closing of its fifth fund. The RCCF Fund V capped at $200 million, surpassing its $150 million goal, with the continued support from many longtime limited partners as well as new participation from several large national and international institutions.
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