CincyTech USA and other small business development groups in the region are sponsoring a two-day workshop on grant writing for entrepreneurs to help them compete for big government grants.
GE Aviation's next-generation jet engine recently reached a testing milestone at GE's testing facility outside Cincinnati in rural Adams County, achieving 70,950 pounds of takeoff thrust during ground tests.
Professional women in Greater Cincinnati have a new networking group -- the Network of Executive Women (NEW), a national organization for the consumer product goods and retail industry.
Ohio has become a leader in the medical device industry, finds BioEnterprise, a business incubator for the life sciences industry.It analyzed FDA registration records and found Ohio ranked No. 2 in the Midwest in the medical device field.
Cintas founder Richard Farmer will share his success story at Xavier University as part of Xavier's Distinguished Speakers Series, which brings top-level business, academic and political leaders to Xavier's campus to discuss world issues, introduce new ideas and get people talking.
MCM Clinical Research LLC will open this month to conduct clinical research studies for the pharmaceutical industry with six full-time employees and several physicians under contract.
More than $3 million in state funding is coming to the University of Cincinnati, part of Ohio's push to attract and keep students in science, technology, engineering, math and medicine.
Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory is urging the region's businesses to hire 16- to 24-year-olds, part of his Youth Jobs Initiative.
Northern Kentucky companies exploring alternative sources of energy have a new source of funding -- $5 million available to invest from the state of Kentuycky.
CET, Cincinnati's public media provider, has been awarded a major grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting so it can keep developing its Web site, CETconnect.org.
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