Seven nonprofits in Northern Kentucky were named finalists by the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce as part of its annual awards program recognizing long-standing organizations, “cool places to work” and ones embracing diversity and inclusion.
First Financial celebrated opening a new Northern Kentucky headquarters by donating $16,000 to several locally based nonprofits.
Laura Menge and Mark Guilfoyle will receive one of the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce’s highest honors.
Ashleigh DuBois started with the chamber as Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion on Jan. 10.
The Northern Kentucky of Chamber of Commerce, RefugeeConnect, Kentucky Refugee Ministries and Horizon Community Funds of NKY are partnering in a community effort to provide resources and connections to the Afghan evacuees to ensure NKY provides a welcoming home for those who have been relocated.
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Regional businesses, community partners and health leaders from both sides of the river gathered at Smale Riverfront Park this week to launch a region-wide movement to vaccinate 80% of those eligible (age 16+) by the Fourth of July
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Women’s Initiative will honor women who exemplify notable achievement, outstanding service in their professions or to the Northern Kentucky community, and the qualities of personal integrity, perseverance and leadership.
J.R. Cassidy, music/executive director of the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra, is the inaugural winner of the NKY Community Award.
The Northern Kentucky Chamber Women’s Initiative is seeking nominations for the Outstanding Women of Northern Kentucky Awards.
