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Cool Tech Awards
Cincy Magazine, in partnership with UpTech, presented the third annual Cool Tech Awards to showcase the success of technology in business in our region. The Cool Tech Awards program celebrates companies doing cool things with technology and, in doing so, honors local companies for their innovation and best practices. This year’s winners and Tech Champion were honored at an event held Sept. 19 at The Transept. The event was sponsored by AT&T, Taft Stettinius & Hollister, Gateway Community & Technical College and ATC Advanced Technology Consulting Inc. The nonprofit beneficiary was the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center.
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1 Anthony Rhoades, Cincy Magazine; Shaun Cain, Embarq; and Jim Cain, Embarq 2 From the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center: Will Jones and Jamie Galvic 3 David Main, HCDC; Sahar Kanubaddi, Ready Set Surgical; and Keerthi Kanubaddi, Ready Set Surgical 4 From AT&T: Rob Zama and Chris Coleman 5 Brad Whitacre, Per Scholas; Robert Clark, Rescoper; and Brendan Bogan, Rescoper 6 Susan Medure-Cantrell, Cincy Magazine; Jeff Yund, STACK Construction; Phil Ogilby, STACK Construction; and Lindsay Pedersen, STACK Construction 7 From AT&T: Rob Tebbe and Bill Stille
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Faces of Care Cincy Magazine and NKY Magazine held the second annual Faces of Care Gala to honor area nurses and health care professionals who are making a difference in the Tristate and paving the way for those who follow. The magazines honored 24 health care professionals at an evening event Aug. 8 at The Newport Syndicate. The awardees were chosen for their dedication and passion to the nursing field. The night included a cocktail hour, dinner, awards ceremony, and dancing and entertainment.
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1 The nurses being honored were from throughout the Tristate. 2 Michele Drennen, Bluegrass Care Navigators 3 Jessica Mount, Alois Alzheimer Center 4 From Beckfield College: Jamie Hotel and Katie Hotel Neumann 5 Karla Prenger, Mercy Health, and Tim Kasselmann 6 Dana Johnson, St. Elizabeth; Donnie Johnson; and Gina McGill, St. Elizabeth 7 Charlene Dusing, Cincinnati Children’s; Nicole Wilder; and Mark Dusing 8 From Beckfield College: Laura Rider and Patty Katz 9 Mary Ankenbauer, WWC; Julie Liable, WWC; Cathy Jo Ficke, WWC; and Terri Bogan, St. Elizabeth 10 Michelle Alice; Peg Fox, St. Eliabeth; and Teri Von Handorf, Gateway College 11 From Chicks & Chucks Inc.: Barb Schmidt, Bev Smith, Cheryl Hardin and Missy Mullen
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The Hoody Memorial Golf Tournament and Dinner took place Aug. 5 at the Beckett Ridge Country Club. The event raised $60,000 to go toward the Hoody Memorial Scholarship Fund housed with the Community Foundation of West Chester/Liberty. The event had 144 golfers and 100-plus spectators. The Hoody Memorial Fund was established in 2016 in memory of Master Sergeant Corey Hood and its scholarship is awarded to a Lakota student who possesses the same positive qualities that Hood exhibited throughout his life—a strong will, a desire to succeed and “a little bit of grit.” The organization’s plan is to provide a scholarship in Corey’s name in the amount of $7,500 per year indefinitely.
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Hoody Memorial Golf Tournament and Dinner
2 1 Lyndsay Hood, widow of Corey Hood, and Corey’s mother Carrie Mills 2 Former classmates of Corey: Greg Vert, Alex Scott, Mike Moffo and Andy Garner. This is the second year the team has played in the golf outing. 3 The event began with a shotgun start. 4 Queen City Retirement Advisors was the gold sponsor of the event. Team members are (front row) Peter Weller, Mike O’Brien, Pat McEvoy, Tom O’Brien, (back row) Matt O’Brien, Mike Stevens, Evan Bihl, Jay Bley, Anthony Harris, Dan O’Keefe, Adam Macintosh and Matt Strife.
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5 MSG Ralph Arias fired the ceremonial cannon. 6 Team Fastrax members John Hart, David Hart, Ron Condrey and Larry Compton and Carrie Mills 7 Heidi Moffo of Mason, Jenna Hudson of Lebanon and Casey Scott of Blue Ash. Their husbands were classmates of Corey. 8 Jason and Kelli Schwartz of Liberty Township and Amy and Ross Shahandeh of Mason 9 Team Fastrax, a skydiving group, performed at the beginning of the event.
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When a community works together, nothing is impossible. That’s why we strive to connect people with good jobs, create opportunities for all, advance education and promote the responsible use of our technology.
That’s why we proudly support the Cool Tech Awards. © 2015 AT&T Intellectual Property. All rights reserved.
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Scene Healthy Moms & Babes “Night of Music” Event The Healthy Moms & Babes third annual “Night of Music” event was held Aug. 25 at The Bell Event Centre in downtown Cincinnati. The event featured live music by Heile Contagious and Ryan Adcock of Cradle Cincinnati. The “Night of Music” event supports Healthy Moms & Babes’ mission of serving at-risk women of childbearing age and their families. Since its last gathering, it has served over 300 pregnant women who are in one of its home visiting programs; 1,500 received testing, education and referrals in its outreach van; and two homeless pregnant women and their children are residing in Segale House, its new transitional housing. The “Night of Music” event helped raise funds needed to continue the organization’s critical mission of eradicating infant mortality in our community. 1 Healthy Moms & Babes’ mission is serving at risk women of childbearing age and
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their families 2 Stevie Upchruch, vice chair of the event, and Mike Upchurch 3 Kay Brogle, president emeritus, and Sr. Patricia Cruise (president and CEO) 4 The event honored Dr. Michael Marcotte. 5 The night included hors d’oeuvres, plated dinner, drinks and musical performances.
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Lindner Center of HOPE Ninth Anniversary Party Employees, board members, friends of Lindner Center of HOPE and guests had a celebration to mark the center’s ninth anniversary at Kaze OTR Aug. 13. Jon Zipperstein, Kaze owner and good friend of Lindner Center of HOPE, hosted the event with food and music. The evening was attended by more than 200 people. 1 Ellen and Jon Zipperstein with Frances and Craig Lindner 2 Dr. Nelson Rodriguez, Lindner Center of HOPE psychiatrist, and Dr. Elizabeth Mariutto, Lindner Center of HOPE psychologist 3 Dr. Paul Keck, president and CEO, Lindner Center of HOPE, with John Steinman, Lindner Center of HOPE past board member 4 Amanda Porter, Lindner Center of HOPE, psychiatric nurse practitioner, and Joe Porter 5 Jean Toberman, Lindner Center of HOPE human resources, and Bryan Hehemann, COO
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Scene Marvin Lewis Community Fund “Learning Is Cool” Academic Achievement Celebration The annual Mar v in Lew is Community Fund “Learning Is Cool” Academic Achievement Celebration was held June 12 at the Cincinnati Zoo. Bengals Coach Marvin Lewis and several Bengals players were on hand to recognize students in grades 1-8 from the Cincinnati Public, North College Hill and Middletown City Schools and students in grades 1-12 from Covington Independent Schools who had achieved the “A” honor roll at least twice in the 2016-2017 school year. 1 Marvin Lewis with two of the students who achieved the “A” honor roll at least twice in the 2016-2017 school year. 2 Students were also able to take pictures with current Bengals players. 3 Students’ families were also able to attend. 4 Students
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3 in grades 1-8 from the Cincinnati Public, North College Hill and Middletown City Schools were eligible to be recognized.
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Soul Of The City Soiree Hundreds of guests enjoyed the 10th annual Soul of the City Soiree June 16 at Montgomery Inn Boathouse. The festive event included cocktails and dinner featuring Montgomery Inn’s famous chicken and ribs, music by Nashville’s famous Jimmy Church Band and a dance party. This year, the proceeds went to benefit educational organizations Saint Ursula Academy and the CECH School of Information Technology at the University of Cincinnati. 1 The Jimmy Church Band 2 Danny Larsen, Emily Hughes Upton, Sarah Roehr Larsen, Courtney Dorger Ragland, Eric Ragland, Maggie Schmelzle Glacken, Matt Glacken, Carrie Ahern Konerman, Morgan Konerman, Emily Sims Crown and Nate Crown 3 Sara Lance, Kelly Conwell, Henry Kramer and Ali Brockhoof enjoyed the delicious Montgomery Inn fare. 4 Guests enjoyed views of the city and dancing at the Soul of the City Soiree.
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TO MAKE ART IS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE AND HOPEFULLY TO EMPOWER US TO CONNECT WITH EACH OTHER IN AS LITTLE OR BIG A WAY AS POSSIBLE.
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Come and experience the Welcoming, Family Atmosphere Tour our beautiful Campus, including our newly renovated Theater, Art/Design Wing, and Library/Media Center Learn about the Collegiate Model Block Schedule and One-to-One Tablet PC Technology Picture yourself at Saint Ursula!
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National Veterans Wheelchair Games The National Veterans Wheelchair Games came to Cincinnati the week of July 17. On July 21, the games were held at the Powel Crosley, Jr. YMCA. The games are the largest annual wheelchair sports competition in the nation. Co-presented by the Department of Veterans Affairs and Paralyzed Veterans of America, the National Veterans Wheelchair Games is a rehabilitation and wheelchair sports program empowering veterans with physical disabilities to live more active and healthy lives through sports and recreation. Â 1 Jaylaya Taylor from Colorado is a thirdtime contender. She was joined on the pool deck by her service dog Kahara. 2 Jim Milliken from South Bend, Ind., is a Vietnam vet and was looking forward to the competition. 3 Leonard Family Aquatic Center at the Powel Crosley YMCA 4 Powel Crosley, Jr. YMCA Tigersharks Head Coach Mike Leonard, right, with one of the event volunteers
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Scene Bang Bang in Paradise On Aug. 27, Bonefish Grill in Hyde Park welcomed more than 200 guests on its expanded patio to support the mission of Talbert House and enjoy signature Bonefish fare, dessert by neighboring bakery Nothing Bundt Cakes and music by talented guitarist Nicholas Tuttle. Bang Bang in Paradise raised nearly $30,000 . 1 Talbert House Ambassador Board members Sam Rossell, Rachel Rasmussen, Paul Laufman, Moira Gettens and Savon Gibson, Sr. 2 Bonefish Grill Hyde Park volunteers 3 Rachel and Michael Hermanson and friends 4 Greg Hoernschemeyer and guests 5 Jody McMillin, Cathy Crain, Kevin and Kim Kline, and Corinne McSwain 6 The PsychPros team sported custom shirts to commemorate last year’s event. 7 Music was provided by Nicholas Tuttle 8 Dessert was provided by Nothing Bundt Cakes in Hyde Park 9 The Custom Design Benefits team
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Thursday, November 16, 2017 at 5:30 p.m. Hyatt Regency Cincinnati, 151 W. 5th Street Visit signaturechefs.org/cincinnati to buy tickets. 2017 SPECIAL GUESTS
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Chair: Yuri Hermida, Vice President, Baby Care North America, Procter and Gamble Medical Honoree: Laura Placke Ward MD, IBCLC, Medical Director, Mercy Hospital Anderson Nurseries, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center Community Honoree: Todd Portune, Hamilton County Commissioner Ambassador Family: The Foulk’s
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