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Four Generations of Finding the Right Coverage for Cincinnatians

With deep roots in the insurance industry, Diversified Brokerage Specialists is celebrating its 70th anniversary this year. If a consumer has a difficult time finding coverage because of a medical condition or other factors, an agent enlists Diversified to find a carrier that will accept the risk.

Walk with a Doc

The Jewish Hospital - Mercy Health launches twice monthly Walk with a Doc program at Kenwood Towne Center in April.

A Product of Sand

Artists In Residence RIAS Studio Present A Product of Sand, an exhibition and participatory programming experimenting with site-specific glass.

Arts & Entertainment

30 Americans

Works From the Nation’s Most Vital African-American Artists On Display

The Cincinnati Art Museum takes a dramatic leap into the world of racial identity and African-American culture with a stirring and provocative exhibition that features works by many of the most important black artists of the last three decades, most of them still living. “30 Americans” features about 60 pieces drawn primarily from the famed Rubell Family Collection of Miami, supplemented by works from the Cincinnati Art Museum’s permanent collection.

Arts & Entertainment

The Miller’s Family Story

Amish folk like any other seek greener pastures to stake a claim in the pursuit of happiness.

Arts & Entertainment

Part-Time Musicians Give Full-Time Effort for The Children's Home

Three accomplished musicians John Campbell, Russel Walden and Tad Lawrence will join forces to perform a benefit concert for the Childrens Home of Cincinnati, April 8 at the 20th Century Theater in Oakley. Proceeds will benefit Fine Arts Therapy programming for campus-based therapeutic and education programs at The Children’s Home of Cincinnati.

Arts & Entertainment

Market Volatility: What to Do

There is a lot about our current market that can feel scary. The argument can be made right now that there is no place to hide. That being said, if investors never invested when the headlines were bad, they would have missed quite an extraordinary run over the last 30 years. David Shuley and Ben Beshear have tips to help you succeed.

Personal Finance

A Baseball Holiday

Cincinnati celebrated the return of baseball with the 97th Findlay Market Opening Day Parade Monday before the Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies 6-2 to open the season.

Arts & Entertainment

Slide into Summer with Fun & Educational Camps

Most students lose about two months of grade-level equivalency in math skills over the summer. Low-income students also lose more than two months in reading achievement. The YMCA of Greater Cincinnati is closing that learning gap in many ways, including their wide array of summer camps.

Event Pics: 97th Annual Findlay Market Cincinnati Reds Opening Day Parade

Ingage Group awards $15,500 + 200 Hours to iSPACE

Ingage Partners Social Impact Fund awarded $15,500 and 200 hours of volunteer time to iSPACE in the first Ingage Partners Social Impact Fund Award.

Providing Small-Town Customer Service in City Surroundings

MainSource Financial has 85 branches that serve personal and business customers distributed throughout Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois, and is expanding again. Yet that growth isn’t expected to impact MainSource’s ap- proach to banking.

The Stuff of Life: Old Spice and My Adventures of Online Dating

Now that I have lived in Chicago (my big new city) for seven months it is safe to tell you the “stuff” I know for sure…at least in the scope of being a 53-year-old-single-empty-nesting-mother-of-four who has ventured into dating absolute strangers I’ve met online.

Playful Nostalgia: The Spring 2016 Fashion Shoot by Venue Magazine

The spring fashion shoot was inspired by dynamic looks from the 1960s and 1970s.

Featured Articles

Arts & Entertainment

Alzheimer’s Expert Visits Cincinnati

Alzheimer’s is often referred to as the “disease of the 21st century.” While researchers still face an uphill battle finding a cure, major advancements in Alzheimer’s research are being made, providing true hope for the future.

FounderCon Comes to the Queen City

FounderCon is the annual event for all Techstars’ past and present companies. In January, Techstars and Cintrifuse announced they will host FounderCon October 18-20 in Cincinnati.

King of Sharonville Committed to Environment and Community

High on a clean wooden shelf just outside the office of Pete McCreary, president and owner of the Cincinnati and Dayton Junk King franchises, sits a stack of worn, neatly folded American flags.

Cincinnati Commercial Contracting Partners with Highway Contractors to Help Avondale Food Pantry

As part of its annual public service project, the Southwest Ohio chapter of the Ohio Contactors Association (OCA) has laid a new parking lot and driveway at the South Avondale site of the new location for the Adventist Outreach Ministry Food Pantry.

A Cincinnati Restaurant Powerhouse Focuses on Community

Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment is known in Cincinnati for its high-end steakhouses, but the company is expanding to other markets in the Midwest. As it continues to grow it’s bringing Cincinnati-based small businesses with them.

Blissful Matrimony

On September 12th, Lisa Selnick and Geoff Scharfenberger joined together in blissful matrimony.

Don’t Put Your Story in Someone Else’s Hands

With determination and persistence, Garret Hinojosa, a junior in the Information Technology Program at the University of Cincinnati, is well on his way to a bright future.

Event Pics: World Down Syndrome Day at Mason Community Center

Mason Community Center celebrated World Down Syndrome day on March 20 to raise public awareness.

Add Color to Your Spring Wardrobe

Designed with functionality and style in mind, the Ming Wang Spring 2016 collection offers a wide variety of jackets and tops to effortlessly mix and match color and style. These vibrant hues will brighten any ensemble from dull to dazzling.

Building Up Sharonville

“It is a great spot to be in as Sharonville is making investments today that will ensure success for decades to come,” says Dan Neyer, president and CEO of Neyer Properties, who has personally been involved in more than 500 real estate projects totaling more than $1 billion in value.

Not in New York: Carl Solway and Cincinnati

Cincinnati Art Museum presents Not in New York: Carl Solway and Cincinnati highlights of 20th century art from April 30 to October 30.

Arts & Entertainment

Town Club March Meeting

The Town Club welcomed Mrs. Ellen Katz, President & CEO of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation. Mrs. Katz shared how the Cincinnati Foundation works.

The Emerging Business Award Luncheon

Tickets are now available for The Emerging Business Award Luncheon on Tuesday, April 19 from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

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Researching for Hope

“There are a number of important reasons to have a research program while you’re treating patients,” explains Susan L. McElroy, M.D. “One of the most important reasons is that you’re able to bring new findings to the clinical arena sooner rather than later."

An Interconnected Approach to Wealth Management

The Private Client Reserve of U.S. Bank is in the top 20 investment firms in the country according to a September 2015 report by Barron’s and was named one of the world’s most ethical companies by Ethisphere Institute in March 2015.

Following A Passion

Three years ago, Bedi opened a home dialysis company to give her patients the opportunity to do dialysis, a life-saving procedure, in the comfort of their home. Bedi’s clinic is the only one of its kind to carry Amia PD Cycler. This new technology gives her the ability to offer home dialysis treatment to patients who may not have been candidates otherwise.

A Wealth of Diversity Under One Roof

Liberty Bible Academy is a non-denominational private school with top-notch academics and rapidly growing co-curricular programs. But perhaps one of the most unique things about the school is the diversity exhibited within the student body. Each classroom is representative of a wide variety of cultural backgrounds, creating an open and welcoming atmosphere for all students.

Kelly Hoye & Ben Jacoby

Ben and Kelly met as students at Ohio University. The couple dated for six years before Ben popped the question. The couple tied the knot at a Roaring '20s themed wedding on October 3rd.

The Kenwood by Senior Star Honors Veterans

Residents were delighted to hear artist and former WWII veteran John Ruthven share his stories at sea.

Riding for Breast Cancer Research

Odds are someone you know has been affected by breast cancer. Western & Southern Financial Group is trying to reduce those numbers by sponsoring and contributing to several fundraising efforts. Cancer has affected Western & Southern president and CEO John Barrett – his wife, Eileen, was diagnosed with breast cancer 16 years ago. The idea for Ride Cincinnati was born, fulfilling Eileen Barrett’s desire for an event that would directly benefit Cincinnatians while providing a unique, family-friendly activity.

Sustainability with Style

RWA Architects has the design sensibility and technical skills to seamlessly integrate sustainable design features, such as high performance building envelopes, energy saving heating and cooling systems, and innovative building materials into your home so that you, and future generations of your family, will continue the responsible stewardship of our resources.

A Graduate Taking the World by Storm

Michael Hill runs a basketball camp for underprivileged youth that he started from scratch, helps individuals with job-related challenges find employment, takes care of his child and supports his wife while she attends graduate school. He’s not a superhero per se, but he’s definitely the kind of person Cincinnati needs. Hill didn’t just pop out of nowhere ready to take on the world. He accepted a full scholarship to Cincinnati Christian University and spent four years in the crucible, mastering skills, juggling responsibilities and working hard.

Duo Shares a Passion for Excellence in Patient Care

The talented team of doctors at Cincinnati Eye Institute (CEI) has grown by two with the addition of Fred B. Chu, MD, and Kavitha R. Sivaraman, MD, who joined the practice in September 2015. They are a married couple whose mutual passion for ophthalmology brought them together as first-year medical students at Washington University in Saint Louis. “Fred loves to tell people it was ‘love at first sight,’ which is usually met with a mixture of groans and laughter,” says Dr. Sivaraman.

Don't Let an OVI Ruin your St. Patrick's Day Fun!

A Rustic Fall Wedding

Jon and Mitchell were married on October 24, 2015 at the home of Neil and Honi Cohen. The couple’s rustic wedding captured the laid-back spirit they share and emulated the historic home they redid together.

A New Way to See and Learn About Sharks

“Sharks have always been a guest favorite,” says Chad Showalter, Newport Aquarium’s marketing and communications manager. “And with nearly 50 sharks in the aquarium, we wanted to provide guests with a whole new way to experience them.”

Company Profile

Arts & Entertainment

Building Blocks for Kids 14th Annual Benefit

A “roaring” good time was had on Saturday, March 5, at the 14th Annual Benefit for Building Blocks for Kids (BB4K).

The Secret to 25 Years of Success – Consistency

The firm, which manages more than $13.8 billion, is celebrating its 25th anniversary. Founders William Bahl and Vere Gaynor hold the secrets to successfully protect and grow their client’s investment.

Personal Finance

Company Profile

Innovation Lab Sparks Imagination

These seventh graders are part of SHIEP (Seven Hills Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program), developed from Stanford University’s design-thinking model by Karen Glum, Science Department Chair and Innovation Lab Director. Glum took a long time researching best practices across the country before presenting the program to administration and staff. Seven Hills has integrated the SHIEP program into the seventh grade curriculum as part of their focus on Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) programming.

Its All in the Details

Nestled into a little-known shopping center on Loveland-Madeira Road near Indian Hill is a hidden gem of a new home décor and gift store called Fleurish Home.

Great Leaders Under 40 2016 Video 4

Check out video 4 from our Great Leaders Under 40 luncheon! You'll see responses from thought leaders of The Christ Hospital Health Network, University of Cincinnati, Afidence, UC Health West Chester Hospital, Orchestrate Technologies, Jeff Ruby's The Precinct, Centric Consulting, Erin Klotzbach Hyatt, Loth Inc. and Frost Brown and Todd, LLC.

Helping Students Soar Towards Their Future

The Aviator Flight Plan at Sycamore Community Schools helps students soar ahead by helping them make the connection between the classroom and their future at an earlier age.

The Perfect Venue for Taking the Plunge

When planning a wedding, each and every detail feels significant – but when the day arrives, it’s the big picture that couples and their guests will remember the most.

Wedding Tips & Trends

Emotional Intelligence Leads to Corporate Success

What makes a good leader? Business discourse traditionally focuses on the cognitive intelligence of employees while a crucial component, emotional intelligence, often isn’t considered.

Let’s Talk Because Communication is Basic to Living

Parents, teachers and physicians want to give children and young adults every advantage possible. That’s why they turn to the Cincinnati Center for Improved Communication.

Mercy Health Announces Retirement of President and CEO Michael Connelly

Mercy Health – a Catholic healthcare ministry serving Ohio and Kentucky – today announced the retirement of President and CEO Michael Connelly, effective January 31, 2017.

The Power of X

The Xavier University student pledge reads, in part, “We will succeed in changing the world together. We act with integrity, justice and generosity. All for One and One for All.”

Featured Articles

Event Pics: My Big Fat Italian Gala

The Good Samaritans of Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation's 32nd annual gala, My Big Fat Italian Gala, raised $500,000 to support development of Good Samaritan Hospital concussion management program.

Bella Luna

In cooking, there are certain journeys to be made – trials and errors, attempts at perfection and improving upon existing recipes to make them even better. This is a journey that Harry Stephens, owner of Bella Luna, knows all too well. Like any restaurateur, Stephens constantly has his ears open for new recipes and new ideas for the authentic Italian restaurant. But recently, he realized, Bella Luna’s evolution was just beginning.

Great Leaders Under 40 2016 Video 3

Check out video 3 from our Great Leaders Under 40 luncheon! You'll see responses from thought leaders of Breakthrough Cincinnati, Main Street DBAs, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Cincinnati, Deeter Advisory Group, GE Global Operations University of Cincinnati and Eye Do Makeup and Hair, LLC.

Event Pics: 2016 Hearts for Hope Gala

Boys Hope Girls Hope (BHGH) celebrated the 2016 Hearts of Hope Gala on February 13 at The Grand Ballroom of the Duke Energy Center.

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