Miami students get a taste of Cincinnati startup ecosystem via year-round internship program
Miami University students are seeing more opportunities to intern at local startup companies thanks to its expanded Cincinnati Digital Innovation Program.
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ArtWorks launches alumni network to connect 20 years of “doers”
ArtWorks hopes to connect thousands of local youths and adults it's engaged over the past 20 years in public art and creative enterprise programming by launching an alumni network Feb. 4.
FounderCon 2016 is coming to Cincinnati in October, a “dream come true” for local startups
It's official: Cincinnati's thriving startup ecosystem will host more than 1,000 like-minded entrepreneurs and innovation leaders from around the world Oct. 18-20 when Techstars' annual FounderCon gathering comes here for the first time.
City of Cincinnati’s minority inclusion efforts gain traction in the new year
The city's new Minority and Women Business Enterprise Program is shifting into high gear, giving small businesses a chance to become economic catalysts for the entire Greater Cincinnati region.
People’s Liberty launching reimagined Haile Fellowship application as “civic sabbatical”
People's Liberty has redesigned its signature Haile Fellowship grant program to focus more on long-term change for Cincinnati, and the application process will be open Jan. 13-29.
Redesigned city website focuses on community feedback, ease of use
The City of Cincinnati unveiled its newly updated cincinnati-oh.gov website last week, learning from earlier app launches how to make the user experience simple and easy.
Mortar’s newest startup grads are already making strides
Entrepreneurship accelerator Mortar Cincinnati celebrated the graduation of its third class with a pitch night Dec. 15, and several startups have already hit the ground running.
New Cincinnati Children’s research wing is big news for medical innovation
A big year for growth and innovation at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center was highlighted by the new Clinical Sciences Pavilion, a $205-million 15-story tower that became home base for its clinical trials in June.
HCDC business support is going strong one year after name change
As HCDC prepares for its annual meeting and awards ceremony in January, leaders at the former Hamilton County Development Company reflect on the year since announcing a name change to project a single identity for the three major services they offer.
Cincinnati Film Commission celebrates “Carol” premiere as well as new jobs and attention
The Greater Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky Film Commission will host a red carpet gala Dec. 12 to celebrate the local premiere of Carol, filmed entirely on location in Greater Cincinnati, and the end of an eventful film production year.
