Outside her window, it was a perfect Cincinnati summer afternoon. The Reds were winning; Fountain Square was filled with office workers and families taking advantage of a humidity-free day; and down the street, the valet line was full outside two hotels as visitors arrived for the weekend.
See which four leaders were honored for making a lasting impact on the community by the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber as Great Living Cincinnatians at its annual dinner.
Fifty-five individuals, representing a variety of businesses, will constitute Class 41 of Leadership Cincinnati, the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber’s leadership development program.
For four evenings in the middle of October, downtown Cincinnati and Over-the-Rhine will be lit up in ways none of us have ever seen before. But it is not just light, it’s light as art – the premise behind and the promise of BLINK. It appears we should get ready to think about light, and about our city, in a whole new way.
The disruptive duo at the helm of local marketing agency Agar cut their teeth on college parties and special events for young adults. But now they’re about to help throw their biggest party ever, co-presenting BLINK, one of the largest light, art and projection mapping events in the nation.
The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber wants not-for-profits, entrepreneurs, business champions and individuals to submit their region-changing ideas by July 31 for the Leadership Action program.
More than 30,000 visitors are expected when the two-day Asian Food Fest returns to Washington Park. Thirty regional restaurants, food trucks and individuals will offer a mouthwatering tour of Asian foods, in the form of small plates, priced from $2 to $6.
The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber, with support from the Area Board of Realtors and the Health Collaborative, will offer Building Cultural Competence, a new program for leaders, beginning May 9.
Participants will get an opportunity to grow their networks across cultures and communities during the Stir! Multicultural Networking Reception. There will be no long speeches, no rubber chicken dinner – just drinks, hot bites and cool conversation.
Four new honorees – William P. Butler, Dr. Victor F. Garcia, Charlene Ventura and John P. Williams Jr. – joined the ranks of Great Living Cincinnatians during the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber’s annual dinner.
