Tom Demeropolis

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Listen to this article 11 minOne of Greater Cincinnati's largest public companies is making a change in the C-suite. Find out who's stepping down and who's stepping up in this executive transition. Mike Hansen is retiring as Cintas CFO and will serve as assistant to the CEO. Scott Garula succeeds Hansen as executive vice president and CFO. Cintas reported $9.6 billion revenue in fiscal 2024. Cintas Corp.

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Listen to this article 3 minThe Business Courier has named a winner for the Building Cincinnati's Future Award. Mercantile Apartment project wins Building Cincinnati's Future Award. The $84 million office-to-residential conversion was developed by Model Group. The award was presented at the 2025 Commercial Real Estate Developers Power Breakfast.

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Cincinnati Business CourierListen to this article 3 minGood morning, Cincinnati. Here are the five Business Courier stories you need to know. Good morning, Cincinnati. Here are the top news stories you need to know today. Citing the need for more housing, Mayor Aftab Pureval supports a controversial $150 million project that would bring new apartments, a hotel, retail and parking to Hyde Park Square, Chris Wetterich reports.

1 month ago | bizjournals.com | Tom Demeropolis

Hundreds of business leaders and professionals gathered for the Cincinnati Business Courier's annual Commercial Developers Power Breakfast April 1 at the Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati. Expand to read moreCorrie Schaffeld | CBCListen to this article 3 minCincinnati's sports venues are more than just places to watch games. Find out how they're shaping the city's future. Event drew nearly 350 attendees to Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati.

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Listen to this article 4 minFrances “Francie” Pepper, a Cincinnati activist, fundraiser and philanthropist, died Friday, March 28, surrounded by her family. She was 84. Frances “Francie” Pepper, a Cincinnati activist, fundraiser and philanthropist, died March 28 surrounded by her family. She was 84. Her son, David Pepper, said his mother came from a long line of activists. “She picked up the mantle of that and ran with it in her own way,” he said.