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
Category: Innovation
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.
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.
TriHealth alters mental-health work
Cincinnati health system giant TriHealth said it will integrate behavioral health services into its pediatric and adult primary care locations.
Skilled-volunteer givers name finalists
Cincinnati’s Social Venture Partners chapter has chosen a dozen nonprofits to participate in the second round of its new social-innovation accelerator program.
GCF elevates Asian leader to new role
A fairly new executive at the Greater Cincinnati Foundation is taking on new and additional responsibilities.
Third year of civic engagement program seeks applicants
City Council Bootcamp, the signature program of 3-year-old Cincinnati nonprofit Action Tank, returns for its third year.
Familiar face takes over at Flywheel
The board of the Flywheel Social Enterprise Hub, a social impact accelerator located in Over-The-Rhine, named Laura Randall-Tepe its new executive director.
Groups name popular well-building startup as sustainability winner
The StartupCincy ecosystem named a well-building firm, co-founded by a newly graduated Xavier University student, as its first winner in a new collaboration.
SVP to help Refugee Connect expand new health navigator program
Social Venture Partners Cincinnati has selected Refugee Connect for a multiyear community investment through Project XLR8, the organization’s new program to advance socially innovative ideas.