October is a monster month in terms of multi-day events, so we have created a digest to help you learn about five of the largest happening across the region: BLINK, FotoFocus, Cincinnati Art Week, StartUpCincy Week and a new conference hosted by MORTAR.
Over the years, Tamia Stinson has been described in many ways: serial entrepreneur, Slumber Party Dance-off Champion, visionary, “Purple Rain” aficionado, spreadsheet nerd. There is a bit of truth in each one of those, though I prefer to think of her as a matchmaker. She prefers “connector” to describe her work.
A venture capitalist, two entrepreneurs, an arts collaborator and an academic walked into a bar to talk about what Cincinnati is going to look like in 50 years. This isn’t a joke, and it wasn’t a bar, but the rest of the story is true.
The program, MORTAR Masters: Digital Edition, delivers business fundamentals through video content, step-by-step instruction and downloadable tools.
Enrollment for the “From Daydream to Launch” online course is underway. The inaugural cohort begins in late January.
Blackshaw came to Cincinnati in November 2018 after a successful career working in marketing and digital strategy for major international companies.
The inaugural X-Squared High School Pitch Competition Plus will take place Jan. 27 at St. Xavier High School.
These awards are part of Main Street Ventures’ Leap and Launch funding programs. This year, it awarded more than $1.1 million in grants.
A group of budding entrepreneurs will have a chance to pursue their dream thanks to the OurShop College Hill storefront program.
A local company is among four selected to take part in gener8tor Cincinnati’s annual startup accelerator program. Each also received $100,000 in seed funding.
