Registration is now open for the Greater Cincinnati region’s premier nonprofit-board training program, featuring new curriculum and a shorter format for 2022.
Registration opens for revamped nonprofit board training
Category: Business
Beech Acres adds to leadership team
New Beech Acres CEO Laura Mitchell has selected a new top finance officer to help lead the organization’s growth and financial strategies.
Storefronts to the Forefront: Powering Community Connections
2021 Black Business Hall of Fame inductees announced
The Greater Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky African American Chamber of Commerce has announced its 2021 Black Business Hall of Fame inductees.
Fifth Third and Greater Cincinnati Foundation partner on Giving with Purpose
Fifth Third Private Bank, a division of Fifth Third Bank, N.A., and the Greater Cincinnati Foundation have launched Giving with Purpose to bring clients a best-in-class experience that also maximizes their charitable impact on the community.
UC Health and Messer partner on Urban Workforce Development Initiative; host virtual leadership summit
UC Health, Messer and its subcontractors are partnering to hire at least 20 full-time diverse employees into long-term, sustainable, construction careers through UWDI on this project.
3CDC plans “Fall on Fourth” shopping event this Saturday
Cincinnati Center City Development Corp. (3CDC) is partnering with area merchants to host a shopping event geared toward bringing visitors to this burgeoning retail corridor along the western edge of the Central Business District.
Chamber’s Minority Business Accelerator receives major grant via U.S. “Build to Scale” program
The grants are part of the “Build to Scale” program, which is administered annually by the EDA and aims to accelerate technology entrepreneurship by increasing inclusive access to business support and startup capital.
Fueling the Cincinnati startup ecosystem
Movers and makers are anywhere new ideas and creativity are flowing. And nowhere, these days, is there more flow than in the Greater Cincinnati start-up community. Nonprofits play a huge role in inspiring, funding and guiding start-up efforts – Cintrifuse, MORTAR, Main Street Ventures, among others – and area universities are also key players in this ecosystem. Below, we introduce a few, select faces working actively to make Cincinnati a powerful center for innovation and technology.
City Council funds Main Street Ventures to benefit women-owned small businesses
Cincinnati City Council will provide a total of $1 million to further the mission of Main Street Ventures in the Cincinnati entrepreneurial ecosystem.