On being green .... and courting business abroad
Here's another story I was chasing while in Europe with the CSO. I think this is the first time we've reported that the city wants to improve the Mill Creek corridor. When I first moved to Cincy from San Francisco some 30 years ago and drove down I-75, I cried...
In the photo: David Smith from Duke Energy, Holly Childs from the City of Cincinnati and one of Cincinnati's existing German investors, violinist Janine Jansen (tour soloist), Neil Hensley of Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber and Dr. Harald Mothes from Girindus, which has its U.S. facility in the City of Reading. Thanks to Neil Hensley.
posted by Janelle Gelfand at 11:46 AM
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at 4/18/2008 03:02:00 PM 
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Post a Comment*Janelle, I too came down here for a job 26 years ago. I got the job and settled in, then went up to get my wife--brought her down I-75; which I now know was malignantly stupid. She sobbed deeply, as we breezed south near downtown, saying, "how could you BRING me to such a dump!?!?"
Since that moment, I will never bring a new visitor in that way... What an embarrassing entrance to our nice city...
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