At UC, students don’t just learn in the classroom — they live their education through real-world experience!
The results? $88.8 million earned collectively, averaging nearly $10,700 per student per semester.
This isn’t just education; it’s a launchpad for success.
Proud to see @uofcincy leading the way in Southwest Ohio. Congrats to @UC_CEAS and partners for filling a huge talent need. Excited to see what else is coming with all things Intel. https://t.co/fxAENrZLoL
As a primary driver for talent attraction and development, the Cincinnati Innovation District has distinguished the region as a hub for a variety of companies that need talent. In doing so, it has become a model for Ohio and for cities across the nation. https://t.co/kUdrriFiRr
Developers and communities can and should work together. But if we're serious about fixing the problem, it's time to act expeditiously to build more housing. [End rant]
More from report: "...when regulations help contribute to the growing regional housing shortage, they ought to be thoroughly reviewed and reformed to better balance oversight and encourage new development.
We don't need carte blanche development. What we need is more housing. And we need it, I don't know, about 25 years ago. Continuing to hold these projects up makes the problem worse, not better.
Case in point for the UC development above, from our Embracing Growth report: "Outdated policies like parking minimums and arbitrary height restrictions can serve as impediments to new development."
If we're serious about doing the latter, maybe it's time to rethink the ways we do development. We have some ideas on what we think that should be. We wrote them in a report called Embracing Growth. https://t.co/8vMFpFGQ18
Do we as a region want to fall back to low/negative growth of stagnating regions like Pittsburgh, Cleveland, St. Louis? Or do we want to build a region that's growing like Minneapolis, KC, Indy, Columbus, etc?
We don't have enough housing in Cincinnati. We aren't building housing fast enough to make up for the shortage. And other places in the country are passing us by.
A few words to say about this. Not even about this project specifically, but about a city/region that continues to get in its own way of fixing the problems we have with housing.
🚨 #BREAKING: A $41 million residential project is planned near UC, but first the developer must address some of the community's concerns. https://t.co/G4VWoJa5Nb
Join us on August 31st for Regional Government Day at the Cincinnati Chamber, where we’ll meet with local elected officials and policymakers to discuss pressing issues in the Cincinnati region. Register: https://t.co/WjhZu1uiQS
Embracing Growth: Principles for Regional Housing details eight principles for regional housing growth and provides benchmarking data to support each principle. You can download a copy of the report here: https://t.co/gW2OHECYDd
Tune in June 24 to learn how private sector leaders are integrating equity into their business strategies. @justcapital_and @BrookingsMetro will showcase examples from @ScholarJuhanna in Syracuse, @cincychamber and @RootInsurance in Columbus. Register: https://t.co/iCfSVHC4xZ
We have the honor of hosting @VP here in Cincinnati to talk about the importance of transit to our economy. Proud to help tell the story of how business helped transform public transit in our region. Tune in now!
You can view a live stream of today's roundtable discussion with @VP Harris here: https://t.co/Lm4Kjlplc5
Chamber President & CEO, Jill Meyer, will be participating in today's roundtable discussion focused on transportation.
Join us today from 1-3pm as we bring together executives from some of the Cincinnati region’s most recognized companies to discuss how and why they are practicing tenets of inclusive capitalism. Opening remarks from by Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild. https://t.co/ELC3Zhsw6z
Any policy or set of policies addressing affordability should be centered on the simple goal of having more affordable units. And based on the best research available on how to get there. Let’s build more, preserve more, and create more through downward price pressures.