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Local AI consultant and digital agency owner Kendra Ramirez. Provided

Okini, an expression of gratitude in Japanese, offers traditional sushi menus but expands with more exotic fare such as yakitori. Their ramen has helped make it a splash in Hyde Park’s competitive restaurant scene. Provided

Nike’s Revolution shoe along with original shoe ideas submitted by Basil Lewis. Gary Kessler

The Hidden Chapter Bookstore owner, Dave Mulcahy, Owner Dave Mulcahy in his “casual” attire. Jessica Bozsan

The first cohort of Champions of Change, along with guest speakers and facilitators from their first session. Provided

Blue North is based at the NKU Collaborative for Economic Engagement in Covington.

Three generations of Black women manage Like Mom's Only Vegan out of Findlay Market's incubator kitchen. Provided

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More Social Innovation: Making lives better, one job at a time

Rick PenderTuesday, February 10, 2015

Roadtrippers alum launches international bike donation company

Kristen FrankeTuesday, February 10, 2015

NASA to coach UC students on technology commercialization

Kristen FrankeSaturday, February 7, 2015

Pop-up chef Ryan Santos opening brick-and-mortar restaurant

Caitlin KoenigWednesday, February 4, 2015

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Social Innovation: Why some new OTR businesses look to hire neighborhood residents

Rick PenderTuesday, February 3, 2015

Frameri lenses attract Jay Z's online attention

Tuesday, February 3, 2015

Source: Life+Times

Pure Romance to run downtown pop-up shop throughout February

Caitlin KoenigMonday, February 2, 2015

The Brandery announces $50,000 grants for sixth class of startups

Kristen FrankeMonday, February 2, 2015

Chicago transplant bringing new restaurant, sense of community to OTR

Caitlin KoenigFriday, January 30, 2015

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Rendering of the theater in Madcap Puppets' new building

Artistic Placemaking: Madcap Puppets play major role in Westwood's revitalization

Julie EngebrechtTuesday, January 27, 2015

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Soapdish: A taproom tourist surveys Cincinnati's craft beer options

Casey CostonTuesday, January 27, 2015

Nine Giant to expand local craft beer growth into Pleasant Ridge

Caitlin KoenigTuesday, January 27, 2015

Northside church renovations to yield brewery, theater, event space

Caitlin KoenigMonday, January 26, 2015

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Why Minneapolis is the new capital of "The North"

Brian MartucciTuesday, January 20, 2015

Findlay Market creating incubator kitchen to help food entrepreneurs

Caitlin KoenigTuesday, January 20, 2015

O Pie O opening at DeSales Corner in East Walnut Hills

Caitlin KoenigTuesday, January 20, 2015

Two Hamilton Mill companies attract investor attention

Kristen FrankeTuesday, January 20, 2015

Newport coffee shop expanding into the space next door

Caitlin KoenigSunday, January 18, 2015

Hamilton County Development Center changes name, honors champion of minority entrepreneurs

Kristen FrankeSunday, January 18, 2015

Tech startup funding is "no problem" in Cincinnati

Wednesday, January 14, 2015

Source: The Huffington Post

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Starting a new business is easy, but creating stability, growth and long-term success involves planning and support. The Cincinnati region is home to new and established incubators and accelerators that can help a startup thrive. Through these organizations, entrepreneurs can refine their business plans, seek out investment dollars, or hone services and products. These support organizations include CincyTech, Alloy Development Company, Cintrifuse, Blue North, MORTAR Cincinnati, 1819 Innovation Hub, Black Empowerment Works, The Brandery, Aviatra Accelerators, and Flywheel Social Enterprise Hub.

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