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.
The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber launched the Cincinnati Chamber Alumni Network, a new group comprising graduates of the Chamber’s leadership development programs: Leadership Cincinnati, Leadership Action, WE Lead, WE Succeed, C-Change and Cincy Next.
Four individuals who have made significant contributions to the community will be recognized as Great Living Cincinnatians.
A new four-day festival will debut next fall, presented by some of the same folks who produced the popular Lumenocity events in Cincinnati. The light show will be programmed in four zones, with each zone featuring a range of experiences, from street-level sculptures to murals and live performances.
The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber’s Minority Business Accelerator has received a $300,000 Surdna Foundation grant.
Fifty-six women, representing 54 Greater Cincinnati businesses, have been selected for WE Lead Class 11. The 2016-2017 class represents a cross-section of the Cincinnati regional community in terms of organizations, industries and backgrounds.
An estimated total of more than $90,000 was earned by the 17 not-for-profit groups that worked Taste of Cincinnati drink booths over the Memorial Day weekend.
Taste of Cincinnati is making it even easier this year to sample offerings from restaurants and food trucks you might not have tried yet.
ArtsWave is celebrating the success of its 2016 Community Campaign, which raised $12.45 million to reach the campaign goal.
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