Madison Place in Covington, Kentucky is a 15-story, Class A building with beautiful views of the Ohio River. It is an ideal new home for companies seeking upscale office space at a prestigious address with competitive lease rates. Located across the river from Cincinnati, Madison Place offers all the advantages of being near the CBD without the stress, parking costs or congestion.
There are several plans and large-scale developments underway in the river cities of Newport, Covington and Dayton that are exciting and all different, but have some common threads: connecting neighborhoods, natural resources and amenities and jobs.
Interested in attending the World Equestrian Games? Contact your Chamber of Commerce, pick up some tickets, and enjoy the AllTech FEI World Equestrian Games.
Listen as OKI Executive Director Mark Policinski joins Eddie Fingers and Tracy Jones on 700 WLW to talk about the Brent Spence Bridge. Mark points out the factors it takes to build the bridge as well as the economical impacts it will have on our region.
Come take a look as we take a look at the relationship between Northern Kentucky Education and it's influence on the workforce. Listen to perspectives from an educator, a company Vice President, and a local student entering the worksforce.
Vision 2015, the Northern Kentucky collective that has been working to encourage growth in Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties for decades, has banded together with its younger cousin, Cincinnati's Agenda 360, which has emerged with its own ambitious goals for Butler, Clermont, Hamilton and Warren counties in southwestern Ohio.
Northern Kentucky has access to an ever-increasing pool of talented graduates from some of the country’s most progressive colleges and universities. The region is committed to capitalizing on its available intellectual talent, helping companies grow and prosper with an educated and high-tech workforce prepared to meet the emerging needs of area employers.
Entrepreneurs, from both large and small companies often thrive in our community for a variety of reasons. Listen as these Northern Kentucky risk-takers share their experiences and why it’s a great time to grow a business, develop an idea, or grab an opportunity in Northern Kentucky!
The cities and counties of Northern Kentucky actively support new and expanding businesses with aggressive local incentives for eligible companies. The local support is backed by the state through an array of financial assistance and tax credit programs. Contact Tri-ED at www.NorthernKentuckyUSA.com or 888-874-3365, the centralized stop for Northern Kentucky incentive information.
“In October 2009, Northern Kentucky will have the distinct honor of hosting the Association for Manufacturing Excellence Annual Conference! For more information on the conference, visit here.
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