Women named to top spots at Cincinnati Bell and Fifth Third Bancorp
Two of Cincinnati's largest corporations, Cincinnati Bell and Fifth Third Bancorp, have named women to senior positions.
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Meridian Bioscience develops two rapid tests to detect Epstein-Barr virus
Cincinnati-based Meridian Bioscience launched two rapid tests to detect Epstein-Barr Virus, one of the most comon viruses in humans. The tests are the first rapid tests on the market to employ technology to detect two types of antibodies specific to EBV, the primary cause of infectious mononucleosis.
Design Management Institute’s Brand/Design conference is coming to Cincinnati
The international brand design industry will converge in Cincinnati in June as DMI, Design Management Institute, will hold its 20th Brand/Design Conference in this capital of branding.
220 young people will gain employment under Youth Jobs Initiative
More than 200 youth between 16 and 21 will go to work this summer as part of the City of Cincinnati's Youth Employment Initiative. The initiative includes five different programs through the Cincinnati Parks Department, Recreation Commission, and ArtWorks.
Xavier University sponsors entrepreneur boot camp for veterans
Xavier University's Entrepreneurial Center will offer the Xavier Entrepreneurship Boot Camp for Veterans, an intensive, one-day seminar that includes a self-assessment test, a discussion of the pros and cons of various ways to start a business, and training in business plan development from marketing, finance, accounting and operations management perspectives.
CincyTech launches IdeaCrossing to network entrepreneurs, investors
CincyTech is launching IdeaCrossing, an Internet resource designed to help entrepreneurs find the assistance and investment capital they need and to help the venture capital community find and screen new investment opportunities.
P&G, Macy’s, Toyota make Diversity Top 50 list
Three major corporations based in Greater Cincinnati -- Procter & Gamble, Macy's and Toyota Motor Manufacturing North America -- made DiversityInc.'s annual Top 50 for Diversity list, a compilation of companies that demonstrate a commitment to diversity.
Ohio’s high-tech industries gained 2,800 jobs in 2006, study finds
Ohio's high-tech industry gained a net 2,800 jobs in 2006, the most current state data available, says AeA, a technology trade association. The new numbers are found in its 11th annual "Cyberstates" report.
Children’s Hospital researchers: Test can identify severe kidney problems earlier
A simple laboratory test may help doctors make an earlier identification of patients at risk of severe kidney injury after surgery, say researchers at Children's Hospital Medical Center Cincinnati.
Core Corporate Consulting launched to advise firms on corporate social responsibility
A new company, core corporate Consulting, has cropped up to advise firms on how best to create corporate social responsibility programs that reflect the organizations' values and services.
Meridian Bioscience develops two rapid tests to detect Epstein-Barr virus
Cincinnati-based Meridian Bioscience launched two rapid tests to detect Epstein-Barr Virus, one of the most comon viruses in humans. The tests are the first rapid tests on the market to employ technology to detect two types of antibodies specific to EBV, the primary cause of infectious mononucleosis.
Design Management Institute’s Brand/Design conference is coming to Cincinnati
The international brand design industry will converge in Cincinnati in June as DMI, Design Management Institute, will hold its 20th Brand/Design Conference in this capital of branding.
220 young people will gain employment under Youth Jobs Initiative
More than 200 youth between 16 and 21 will go to work this summer as part of the City of Cincinnati's Youth Employment Initiative. The initiative includes five different programs through the Cincinnati Parks Department, Recreation Commission, and ArtWorks.
Xavier University sponsors entrepreneur boot camp for veterans
Xavier University's Entrepreneurial Center will offer the Xavier Entrepreneurship Boot Camp for Veterans, an intensive, one-day seminar that includes a self-assessment test, a discussion of the pros and cons of various ways to start a business, and training in business plan development from marketing, finance, accounting and operations management perspectives.
CincyTech launches IdeaCrossing to network entrepreneurs, investors
CincyTech is launching IdeaCrossing, an Internet resource designed to help entrepreneurs find the assistance and investment capital they need and to help the venture capital community find and screen new investment opportunities.
P&G, Macy’s, Toyota make Diversity Top 50 list
Three major corporations based in Greater Cincinnati -- Procter & Gamble, Macy's and Toyota Motor Manufacturing North America -- made DiversityInc.'s annual Top 50 for Diversity list, a compilation of companies that demonstrate a commitment to diversity.
Ohio’s high-tech industries gained 2,800 jobs in 2006, study finds
Ohio's high-tech industry gained a net 2,800 jobs in 2006, the most current state data available, says AeA, a technology trade association. The new numbers are found in its 11th annual "Cyberstates" report.
Children’s Hospital researchers: Test can identify severe kidney problems earlier
A simple laboratory test may help doctors make an earlier identification of patients at risk of severe kidney injury after surgery, say researchers at Children's Hospital Medical Center Cincinnati.
Core Corporate Consulting launched to advise firms on corporate social responsibility
A new company, core corporate Consulting, has cropped up to advise firms on how best to create corporate social responsibility programs that reflect the organizations' values and services.
