A Cincinnati nonprofit is launching the third year of a program to help retiring business owners sell their companies to their workers.
Worker-ownership fund expanding
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Beech Acres moving near downtown
Beech Acres Parenting Center, the parenting agency with more than 170 years of service to children and families of Greater Cincinnati and 160 employees, will relocate by October to a new centralized headquarters on the edge of downtown.
Flywheel investing $90K in startups
Flywheel Social Enterprise Hub, a startup accelerator for early and mid-stage social-enterprise ventures, named five organizations – four led by minorities – to a cohort focused on products and services to help create a more sustainable community.
Chatfield done as liberal arts college
The 51-year-old Chatfield College plans to transition from a two-year, private liberal arts college to a nonprofit focused on supporting postsecondary education attainment, beginning in January.
Five big winners at United Way
Five Black-led organizations have emerged as the big winners across United Way of Greater Cincinnati’s now three-year-old equity-focused giving program.
Job-attraction agency raises $4.6M
The nonprofit Northern Kentucky Tri-County Economic Development Corp. (Tri-ED) exceeded its five-year investor campaign, bringing in $4.6 million – $100,000 more than its goal.
Scripps creates new public charity
E.W. Scripps Co. has created a new public charity in a shift in its philanthropy strategy.
Symphony leading locally, nationally
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra is world-renowned for many things. But now it is aiming for prominence in what is arguably its most important endeavor.
Theater leader tapped for major events
Labor event leaves Coney Island
The annual Labor Day picnic at Coney Island – a decades long labor celebration in the Tri-State – is moving to Great American Ballpark.