"Promoting Economic Development through Successful Public-Private Partnerships", a free seminar being convened by the Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority, will bring together a group of national and local experts to explore the use of these partnerships in brownfield redevelopment, development financing, and economic inclusion.
Oscar Jarnicki, a Cincinnati businessman who has run nursing homes, rehab centers, hotels and hospitals, is about to add "executive producer" to his resume with the expected premiere later this year of the movie "Flying By."
The Ohio Capital Fund has committed $6 million to Charter Life Sciences II, a Cincinnati-based venture capital fund that invests in early-stage life sciences ventures.
Fortune Magazine's 2008 rankings show Greater Cincinnati with nine Fortune 500 companies, with seven more making the Fortune 1000.
Pendleton DataFarm, a Northern Kentucky company that provides what it calls "a unique blend of country hospitality and technical savvy," is one of 12 small businesses recognized by the state of Kentucky for innovation and leadership.
Northern Kentucky's innovative efforts at economic development and its regional approach to improving the community were recognized with the "E.ON U.S. Community Award for Innovation" from the Kentucky Association for Economic Development. KAED annually presents the award for economic development efforts that are community driven.
Eureka Ranch Technology held a soft launch yesterday for the USA National Innovation Marketplace, an online registry where researchers and inventors can post ideas they've developed.
Melissa and Damon Gray wanted a neighborhood that had everything they needed to raise their two adopted children. The two musicians tell us why being close to Findlay Market, Sawyer Point, Fountain Square, The Main Library and Grammer's is more important than cul-de-sacs and mass retail.
Besides Great American Ballpark, where do Cincinnatians go to find a robust red? Christine Mersch explores some of the best places in the area to find that perfect bottle of wine as well as how our sellers are keeping up with national wine trends.
The Hamilton County Development Co., which marks its 25th anniversary this week, has had a hand in 30,000 jobs, $2.6 billion in investment and 220 successful start-up firms over the last quarter-century.
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