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Do you remember your first internship? The answer usually is: “How could I forget?!” Internships are windows into the future for students, helping them understand the ways and rhythms of work, the possibilities in a career, and the way their education connects to a job.

It’s called the Dirty Nati. It’s a breakfast sandwich. You can get one at Austin and Tony Ferrari’s small business “Mom ‘n Em” in Camp Washington and Madisonville.

As I sit here today – my third day as President & CEO of the Cincinnati Chamber – I want you to know what an honor and privilege it is to lead an organization that represents our region’s business and civic leaders.

As I take stock of my 7.5 years serving as CEO at the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber, the overwhelming feeling I have is gratitude. I’m thankful for the opportunity, the people, the partnerships, the big ideas, and everything else that has contributed to the ongoing realization of our Future City vision.

Did you make it down to Court Street Plaza for Asian Food Fest last weekend? It was great to kick off our festival season with an amazing event that brings people together from across the region for a celebration of Asian cuisine and culture.

Get ready for an amazing weekend filled with delicious Asian cuisine and vibrant cultural experiences, as the Cincinnati region’s biggest celebration of Asian culture and cuisine returns for its 12th year.

If you have recently joined or renewed your Cincinnati Chamber membership, we thank you for your trust and partnership, and look forward to shared success going forward. If you haven’t done so just yet, now is a great time to see what a membership means for you and your business.

Tracking the performance of the Cincinnati region assists regional leaders, community partners, and policymakers in making informed decisions around priorities like talent attraction, inclusive economic growth, and community-wide goals.

No need to bury the lede this week – we invite you to join us Thursday, April 6 from 8 to 9 a.m. for Monthly Member Briefing featuring Ohio Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted.

The Workforce Innovation Center was founded in 2019 by a collaborative of Cincinnati business leaders to connect more employers directly to innovative initiatives that mitigate barriers to employment and to grow businesses through an inclusive capitalism approach.

What’s better than an event dedicated to all things manufacturing? How about an event dedicated to all things manufacturing hosted at the Samuel Adams Taproom featuring Jim Koch, co-founder and Board Chairman of the Boston Beer Company?

In honor of March being Women’s History month, we want to dedicate this week’s newsletter to the women in the region who have paved the way for women today to excel. Women in our region today hold c-suite positions, public office, and are centered to make real change for the betterment of all.