A foundation launched by a former Procter & Gamble executive has secured funding from the nation’s largest woman-owned advertising agency to start an accelerator focused on female entrepreneurs.
A Mt. Airy childcare center has transitioned from private ownership to worker-owned thanks to the work of a Cincinnati nonprofit.
The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber has named nine women leaders to the second class for WE Ascend, a leadership development program for BIPOC women.
Three organizations have launched awards programs with nominations due in the next 45 days.
Mona Bronson-Fuqua presented to SVP on St. Francis Seraph Ministries “Stitched” program teaching basic sewing and job-preparation skills to under-resourced women.
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.
Cincinnati City Council will provide a total of $1 million to further the mission of Main Street Ventures in the Cincinnati entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Findlay Market celebrates the grand opening of Findlay Launch, a food-focused Storefront Accelerator program, with two entrepreneurs opening their doors.
