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The Greater Cleveland Partnership Blog is an interactive way to learn more about the GCP's focus in six areas of the organization's strategic plan: advocacy, economic development, economic inclusion, physical development, global connections and talent, as well as information about membership in the GCP. We invite you to share your thoughts and opinions on these topics that are important to the economic vitality of the Cleveland Plus region.

Let's fly together
October 04, 2011
Posted by: Andrew Jackson
As the season changes from summer to fall, it is once again time to close the pool, store the lawn furniture, and turn off the air conditioners. We are about to experience snow, winter coats, fireplaces, and warm furnaces.

This is also the time when birds begin to migrate to the South to take advantage of the warmer climates. It is a well-known fact that many birds fly in flocks, typically in a "V" formation with various birds alternating as the lead of the "V." This is an interesting dynamic; birds have figured out that it is more effective and efficient to fly in flocks to achieve their mission.
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Tags:  Diversity, inclusion, economic inclusion, economic development, minority business, Northeast Ohio
Watch the video: The amazing launch of space shuttle Endeavor
May 17, 2011
Posted by: Carol Caruso
With the NASA Shuttle program coming to an end, watching this video of the Endeavor launch (May 16 at 8:56 a.m.) is even more moving than usual. It certainly brought back memories of the launch I had the honor to see in person, which also was the Endeavor.
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GCP supports extension of Ohio Historic Preservation Tax Credit
May 09, 2011
Posted by: Marty McGann
In the recently passed version of the Ohio operating budget (Substitute HB 153), the Ohio House added language extending the Ohio Historic Preservation Tax Credit. Created four years ago, the program offered a refundable tax credit equal to 25 percent of qualifying rehabilitation expenditures on a historic building. The proposal extends the program indefinitely and caps the annual tax credit allocation at $25 million. Future action could modify the program, but changing the statutory language as proposed would be a significant positive step.
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Tags:  Ohio Historic Preservation Tax Credit, HB 153
GCP supports incentives that will keep best teachers in our schools
May 02, 2011
Posted by: Marty McGann
The Greater Cleveland Partnership is stepping up its advocacy efforts to improve K-12 education in Ohio with testimony today in support of HB 153 before the Ohio House Finance Committee by Advocacy SVP Carol Caruso. We’re supporting this bill, which calls for the development of a framework for measuring teachers, a necessity step to eliminate the seniority-only standard for personnel decisions.
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Tags:  HB 153, Ohio House Finance Committee, Ohio’s Campaign for Jobs, Jobs Budget
Inclusion vs. economic inclusion: sustainable success
April 04, 2011
Posted by: Andrew Jackson
The mission of the Commission on Economic Inclusion is to ensure that economic inclusion is integrated into all aspects of the business community's economic development agenda. Our members are advancing self-directed goals to build inclusive organizations with a focus on increasing board, senior staff, workforce, and supplier diversity. Success in these areas is measured by an increase in jobs, wealth, and titles, for individual minorities and minority-owned businesses, with their full participation in the building of a new regional economic development system.
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Tags:  economic inclusion; minority business; Commission on Economic Inclusion
Green/clean energy could fuel economic growth for Northeast Ohio
February 01, 2011
Posted by: Cleveland Plus Marketing Alliance
Northeast Ohio is home to a number of industries that encourage our economic vitality, such as medical, polymers, aerospace and advanced manufacturing, to name a few.
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Tags:  Cleveland Plus, advanced energy, clean technologies, CleanTech
GCP supports Ohio Aerospace Day 2011
December 23, 2010
Posted by: Nick Gattozzi
As 2011 dawns, it promises to be an exhilarating year for Ohio’s aerospace industry. Plans are under way for Ohio’s second "Ohio Aerospace Day, a statewide industry event that will connect Ohio’s aerospace, business aviation and defense sectors with the state’s legislative and executive branches.
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Tags:  Ohio Aerospace Day, NASA Glenn Research Center, Air Force Research Laboratory, Dayton Development Coalition, TechSolve
Our response to Dec. 8 Plain Dealer editorial
December 08, 2010
Posted by: Joe Roman
The editorial in The Plain Dealer’s Dec. 8 editorial,“No backroom casino deals,” misconstrues the meetings held at our offices on Nov. 12 and 16 regarding Rock Ventures’ request to alter the Cuyahoga River to increase parking for the new Cleveland casino.
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Tags:  Greater Cleveland Partnership, GCP, Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio, casino, Rock Ventures, chamber of commerce, maritime, Cuyahoga River
Innovation in The Plus
November 05, 2010
Posted by: Cleveland Plus Marketing Alliance
Incubators and accelerators are popping up throughout the region, fueled by Ohio’s Third Frontier Project, outside venture capital funding and organizations dedicated to accelerating entrepreneurship in Northeast Ohio. Bio-related innovation opportunities are plentiful in Northeast Ohio with 63 hospitals and 230,000 bio/medical employees that have recently created bio startups worth nearly $1 billion.
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Tags:  innovation, entrepreneurship, JumpStart, BioEnterprise, NASA Glenn, The University of Akron, Rolls Royce, Ohio Third Frontier, Cleveland Plus, alternative energy, fuel cells
Fitzgerald is Cuyahoga County’s First Executive
November 03, 2010
Posted by: GCP Election Team
At a time when many Democrat candidates across the country took a political drubbing, Cuyahoga County still proved to be an impossible prize for Republican county executive candidate Matt Dolan.

In a race that many astute local political observers had refused to predict, Lakewood Mayor Ed Fitzgerald emerged as the winner over Dolan in a race that was not as close as the pundits expected. Despite swirling voter angst with the Democratic Party because of the local corruption scandal, Fitzgerald was pushed across the finish line in part by Cuyahoga County’s political composition and history.

A former FBI agent, Fitzgerald also was a staff member to former Congressman Ed Feighan an assistant county prosecutor and a city councilman before being elected mayor of Lakewood. In addition to proposing the creation of a $100 million development fund to seed business growth and attraction, Fitzgerald ran on a platform of restoring integrity to Cuyahoga County government.

But Fitzgerald hit a significant speed bump on what was an already challenging course when he was mentioned in the wide-ranging federal indictment of existing county officials. Many believe that Fitzgerald – who has not been implicated in the probe – did nothing wrong and did little more than take a phone call from embattled Democrat County Commissioner Jimmy Dimora. But Fitzgerald nonetheless got sullied in the process, and Dolan won the prized Plain Dealer endorsement.
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