Good Discovery(s) is a design experience that prioritizes purpose more than paychecks. That’s what sets us apart from marketing conferences with sessions on learning the latest Facebook algorithms.
Jeffrey Miller, a former People’s Liberty grantee and recipient of of a Cincy Green Umbrella ‘Save the Food’ grant,’ says creating a summit to help celebrate the artists and creatives making a positive impact in food was on his ‘to-do’ list. His goal is nothing less than establishing Cincinnati as a food innovation hub.
Tina Dyehouse is one of 18 entrepreneurs sharing ideas, insights and inspiration March 26 at the Good Discovery(s) civic design festival (GD), a day of workshops, panels and brainstorms at Cincinnati’s Memorial Hall.
Great experience building Cincinnati’s First Podcast Festival at Memorial Hall OTR. Learn 5 Values to Help You Launch a Successful Design Experience. Learn more about Cincinnati’s First Podcast Festival at cincypodcastfestival.
I remember my time spent with Sergio for the Fast Company story, ‘We’re Detroit Kids,’ well, as being a lot like Sergio. Fast-paced. High Energy. Constant Movement. I also remember the trio of Detroit-based, automobile industry reporters staying focused on labor issues, while I spoke to Marchionne in Columbus, Ohio about the workplace culture impact of Chrysler’s famous Super Bowl ads ‘Imported from Detroit’ and ‘Halftime in America.’
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