Crain's Cleveland Business

1 day ago | crainscleveland.com | Joe Scalzo

One in five adults in the U.S. lives with a mental illness. Two in five teens report struggling with depression. With numbers like that, Case Western Reserve’s new mental health institute — and its choice of leader — couldn’t come at a more critical time. CWRU has appointed Norah Feeny — a leading clinical psychologist and expert in PTSD, trauma and anxiety — as the inaugural executive director of the newly established Sara and Curt Moll Institute for Mental Health and Well-Being.

2 days ago | crainscleveland.com | Joe Scalzo

The Cleveland Browns are close to scoring $600 million from the state — but they’re still facing stiff defense from Cuyahoga County. Haslam Sports Group COO David Jenkins said Wednesday, June 4, the team is optimistic about securing state funding for a proposed $2.4 billion stadium project in Brook Park, even as County Executive Chris Ronayne remains opposed to moving the team out of downtown Cleveland.

2 days ago | crainscleveland.com | Joe Scalzo

Cleveland Browns The Cleveland Browns broke ground on their 16-acre expansion in Berea on Thursday, June 4. To understand why the Cleveland Browns’ campus expansion matters so much to Berea, you have to see it the way Cyril Kleem does — through the eyes of a boy who grew up on Front Street, about a block from the team’s headquarters. “Back in the day, there were dozens of businesses on Front Street,” said Kleem, who is now in his fifth term as Berea’s mayor. “The Berea auto mile.

2 days ago | crainscleveland.com | Joe Scalzo

The Cleveland Guardians have traded betting slips for ballgame tips, converting their short-lived Fanatics Sportsbook into a fan services center just outside the right field gate. The new location is open only on game days and is designed to assist fans with ticketing issues, seating questions and other in-ballpark needs. It mirrors a similar Fan Services setup at the Meijer Left Field Gate.

4 days ago | crainscleveland.com | Elizabeth Schanz

Positive Education Program, a Cleveland-based mental health nonprofit serving children, has named a new CEO effective July 1. The organization selected Eric Gordon, the current senior vice president of student development and education pipeline of Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C), as its new leader. Gordon, 54, succeeds Habeebah Rasheed Grimes, who resigned from the position in September.