Greater Cleveland Partnership: Recent Episodes
Greater Cleveland Partnership
The Greater Cleveland Partnership is a membership association of companies in Northeast Ohio, with approximately 16,000 members. We are the largest private-sector economic development organization in Ohio and one of the largest metropolitan chambers of co
The next meeting of the Commission on Economic Inclusion's Diversity Professionals Group will feature a presentation on "Digging Deeper: Measuring D&I Beyond Demographics" with Charmaine Brown, president & founder of Connexions Consulting, Inc. In this session, we will:
- Learn industry trends that are radically shifting how organizations are setting a new pathway for outcomes based measurement;
- Explore ways to measure diversity & inclusion beyond the traditional demographics in order to achieve greater impact and outcomes;
- Offer effective strategies for improving meaningful data, analysis, and strategic assessments to evaluate successful outcomes.
The Commission's Diversity Professionals Group (DPG) is composed of senior-level staff from Commission-member organizations responsible for developing and implementing diversity management goals and initiatives within their organizations.
The group holds forums for constructive problem-solving, the sharing of best practices, and networking and participating in educational programs about diversity and inclusion issues.
Greater Cleveland Partnership
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Cleveland State University
The Changing World of Work:
Aligning Faculty and Employers for Student Success
March 24, 2015
3:00 – 4:30 p.m.
Greater Cleveland Partnership
JOE ROMAN, CEO OF GREATER CLEVELAND PARTNERSHIP talked to Bill about Issue 2/SB5 - United Hub at Hopkins - Cleveland Development. 10-31-11.
Doug Harris, Chief Executive Officer, The Kaleidoscope Group
KEYNOTE: “Keys to the Inclusion Change Process”
Big airline mergers raise uncertainty for consumers worried about higher fares and for cities wanting to protect air service. Cincinnati's Delta hub is holding on by a thread two years after its merger with Northwest. Continental's CEO, who will be CEO of the merged airlines, says it's "premature to talk about Cleveland service levels, or any hub for that matter." Cleveland mayor Frank Jackson took the long view Monday, telling reporters, "At the end of the day, somebody's going to fly out of Hopkins." Tuesday morning at 9, join host Dan Moulthrop as we measure the merger's potential impact on Northeast Ohio.
Lanigan and Malone: Spoke with Joe Roman about the Third Frontier program renewal being put on the May 2010 ballot.
BUGC 2009 Annual Meeting - Keynote Speaker Robert Puentes, Brookings Institution Metropolitan Policy Program
BUGC 2009 Annual Meeting - Robert Puentes, Brookings Institution Metropolitan Policy Program
Deb Janik, Senior Vice President, Real Estate and Business Development, Greater Cleveland Partnership, is interviewed on the "Lanigan & Malone" morning show, November 16, 2007. Physical and economic development in the Cleveland area is discussed, as framed in the recently produced "World of Opportunity" video.
Presented at the 2007 Greater Cleveland Partnership Annual Meeting, this seven-minute video focuses on the GCP's role as a catalyst that's working with partners in the public and private sectors to shape Northeast Ohio's economic future.
The Greater Cleveland Partnership has played a central role in creating and managing BUGC (Build-up Greater Cleveland) so that Northeast Ohio’s spending on infrastructure is efficient and effective. This ten minute video provides a snapshot of the efforts of GCP and its BUGC partners.
GCP advocacy conference call for members to learn more about the Recovery and Reinvestment Act - March 20, 2009
Using Google Earth and computer animation, this video illustrates new physical development projects in Greater Cleveland.
The Greater Cleveland Partnership (GCP) and Cleveland Development Advisors (CDA) highlight more than $4 billion in construction projects planned or underway in downtown Cleveland, University Circle and Cleveland neighborhoods.
On Monday, March 2 the GCP advocacy team hosted a conference call for members to learn more about the Recovery and Reinvestment Act. The call consisted of an overview of the Act, the role of federal and state government, and the impact the Act will have on Ohio's budget.
GCP Infrastructure Podcast: Joe Calabrese, CEO, Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority
The second episode in a series of GCP Infrastructure Podcasts that highlight strategic infrastructure investment throughout Greater Cleveland.
Shown at the 2008 Commission on Economic Inclusion Annual meeting at Corporate College East, May 8, 2008.
Commission on Economic Inclusion 2008 Annual Meeting Keynote
Ralph Alvarez, President and Chief Operating Officer McDonald's Corporation
The first in a series of GCP Infrastructure Podcasts that highlight strategic infrastructure investment throughout Greater Cleveland.
Melissa Carey, representing the Environmental Defense Fund, discussed the benefits of a cap-and-trade regime and focused on the need to develop alternative and renewable energy sources.
Ben Taylor, representing the U.S. Chamber of Commerce,presented the view that federal policy should be based on a wide array of energy sources, including coal and nuclear technology, but the nation should be cautious with respect to proposals that call for a "cap-and-trade" mechanism.
GCP/MMPI Update on Medical Mart Project, December 6, 2007
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Remarks by the President to the Greater Cleveland Partnership
InterContinental Hotel Cleveland
Creative Models to Increase Inclusion - Kathryn Hall, Assistant Vice President, Equal Opportunity & Diversity, Case Western Reserve University, and Heidi Light Holeman, Director of Construction Services, Case Western Reserve University.
Commission on Economic Inclusion Bonding Conference Keynote from Lenore Marema. Lenore Marema is the Vice President of Government Affairs, The Surety Association of America.
Commission on Economic Inclusion Bonding Conference -Bonding: A Minority Perspective from L. Robert Porter, General Manager, Porter Cement Finishing Inc. and Gwenay Coniglio, President, The Coniglio Company.