MORTAR, an urban entrepreneurship hub in Cincinnati, is moving their nine-week Uptown accelerator program into the University of Cincinnati’s new 1819 Innovation Hub. 

Industry, innovation and infrastructure for enhanced well-being and livelihoods — these three themes were core to the University of Cincinnati’s 2018 Research and Innovation Week.

The National Association of Female Executives recently named TriHealth one of the Top 10 Nonprofit Companies for Executive Women for 2018.

It’s been fourteen years since the leaders of the University of Cincinnati, UC Health, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, TriHealth and the Cincinnati Zoo came together as the Uptown Consortium to collaborate to improve the lives of all of those who live and work in the Uptown neighborhoods. The Uptown Consortium (UCI) continues to achieve that mission by growing our neighborhoods through the power of collaboration and leading the way for economic development and community advancement in the Uptown region.

Q&A with Chad Yelton, Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden Vice President of Marketing and Communications

Uptown Consortium is dedicated to ensuring that Uptown residents benefit from new development happening in their neighborhoods, and Uptown organizations are answering the call. Partnerships prove that economic inclusion is more than possible in construction and development projects—more and more companies are stepping up to help Uptown residents play an active role in the changes in their community.

Interested in learning how the Uptown Innovation Corridor’s five newest developments are positively impacting our economy? Check out our infographic.

Uptown Consortium is dedicated to ensuring that Uptown residents benefit from new development happening in their neighborhoods, and Uptown organizations are answering the call. Partnerships prove that economic inclusion is more than possible in construction and development projects—more and more companies are stepping up to help Uptown residents play an active role in the changes in their community.

It’s been fourteen years since the leaders of the University of Cincinnati, UC Health, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, TriHealth and the Cincinnati Zoo came together as the Uptown Consortium to collaborate to improve the lives of all of those who live and work in the Uptown neighborhoods. The Uptown Consortium (UCI) continues to achieve that mission by growing our neighborhoods through the power of collaboration and leading the way for economic development and community advancement in the Uptown region.