Investment in Cincinnati neighborhoods was the agenda of the Urban Markets Summit that brought together national experts in community economic development, along with bankers, community groups, neighborhood leaders, and city leaders who brainstormed ways to grow small businesses in Cincinnati.
Give Back Cincinnati has three volunteer projects coming up, including trips to build housing in Ghana and in New Orleans.
Preparing good teachers and keeping them in the classroom is the goal of a University of Cincinnati partnership with a Cincinnati-area school district that just received national recognition and funding.
The European-American Chamber of Commerce in Cincinnati does a lot more than host happy hours -- it plays an important role in attracting business from Europe here and in building networks of European professionals in the heartland.
Cincinnati is a city seemingly obsessed with how it compares to other cities in national rankings. But what do these measurements really mean and how can we leverage them to attract and retain more creative talent into the city?
In an effort to expand the scope of its economic development work, the Lincoln Heights Community Improvement Corporation has formed a partnership with Business Management Services, LLC and changed its name to NuZone Community Improvement Corporation.
Evanston's $100 million Keystone Parke office project is being built with numerous sustainable, green elements, making the three-building campus the first LEED-certified core and shell project in the region and setting itself apart from its I-71 competition.
Middle Earth Developers is finalizing the design on their $35.4 million mixed-use project at 617 Vine Street Downtown, which will include 150 upscale apartments and 54,000 square feet of commercial space when completed late in 2009.
Just over a dozen local bloggers were treated to an exclusive tour of the Gateway Quarter in an effort to foster a relationship between developers, real estate agents, and bloggers and to explore ways in which they can work together.
University of Cincinnati's Showcase 2008 will give the region's business community a glimpse at some of the best of UC’s research that has either been commercialized or shows great potential. More than 100 exhibits and demonstrations of emerging technologies and research will be on hand in early March.
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