Carla Eng, president of Abstract Displays, a Cincinnati-based provider of trade show displays, will get help in growing the business after being named the recipient of the WE Link/ATHENA PowerLink® Program for 2008.
The region's newest long-term planning strategies, Agenda 360 and Vision 2015, hold great promise to go beyond "plans in a binder" and generate real transformative momentum making the region a power magnet for talent, jobs, and economic opportunity.
Queen City Angels, a Cincinnati-based early-stage venture fund, was awarded $2 million from the state of Ohio's Third Frontier fund.
People in the entrepreneur culture gathering around a bar with a cold beverage and talking about what they're working on, what they need help with and what they can do for each other. It's called Cincinnati Startup Drinks and the first one is coming Aug. 14 at Bar Louie at Newport on the Levee.
A new study finds that Greater Cincinnati and Hamilton County rank high nationally in the percentage of so-called "high-impact" firms, drivers of economic growth.
The MidAmerica Healthcare Venture Forum will bring more than 400 venture capitalists, bioscience entrepreneurs and experts under one roof in Cincinnati in early October.
B-Communicated, Inc., a five-year-old Cincinnati-based video and graphics firm, received several national awards for its work on a series of videos for the Covington Police Department and Insight Media.
The Northern Kentucky ezone helped young companies secure more than $7 million in grants, investments, and other public and private funding in 2008.
BIOSTART, a Cincinnati life sciences incubator, wants to find health care inventors and innovators and connect them with capital, management and other resources needed to get their ideas into the marketplace.
Fourteen high-tech jobs will be among the 20 added at LeanCor, LLC, a third-party logistics provider based in Florence, Ky.
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