President & CEO @CincinnatiPort Will die revitalizing real estate and reducing racial wealth gap in Cincinnati

Cincinnati, Ohio
Joined May 2013
Today we’re celebrating our president & CEO, @LauraNBrunner, for being named winner of the 2023 @UC_RealEstate Center’s Distinguished Service Award. She works every day to attract jobs families can live on & homes families can afford. Congratulations to Laura & all past winners!
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Thank you @RedCross for inviting us to take part in the Resilient Community Project! We appreciate the opportunity to cultivate dialogue on the positive change in home safety, health status, and quality of life that we can create for our region.
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Port President and CEO @LauraNBrunner visited @Ironworkers44 for its Apprenticeship Competition and Open House. Thanks, Dave Baker, for hosting a great Friday morning event.
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Port President and CEO @LauraNBrunner is in LA this week, attending and presenting at the @MilkenInstitute's 2023 Global Conference to advance a thriving world. Cincinnati is represented well, as @kroger CEO Rodney McMullen is at the conference too!
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Happy #BlackHistoryMonth! Let's highlight @esotericbeer! In 2020, Esoteric opened its doors as the first African-American-owned craft brewery in the Queen City! The Port is happy to have played a role in bringing this business to the historic Walnut Hills neighborhood.
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The Port President and CEO, Laura Brunner, was happy to join the discussion on real estate trends while providing some organizational updates at the @ULICincinnati Emerging Trends in Real Estate luncheon.
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US is having a crash course in Housing Federalism: rise in investor purchases/corporate landlords is forcing a long overdue assessment of which level of gov’t does what around promoting homeownership, protecting homebuyers/homeowners/tenants and building stable neighborhoods
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The Port is proud to be a 2022 CLIMB Award winner. Thanks to the @BusinessCourier and @CincyChamber for this honor! Our goal to foster generational wealth through homeownership is earnest, and we appreciate the acknowledgment of our efforts. Learn more: bit.ly/3CTYIzf
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There doesn’t seem to be a choice for “city community meeting.” But, that.
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Laura N. Brunner retweeted
Wonderful to start day with ⁦@SecretaryPete⁩ at ⁦@PhilaTEC⁩: the incomparable Della Clark hosts a timely gathering focused on using federal infrastructure spending to boost Black- and Brown-owned businesses #SBRTCinfrastructure
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Laura N. Brunner retweeted
The neighborhood displacement conversation is no longer about households with more income moving into low income neighborhoods; it’s now about large corporate investors buying single family homes wholesale and fundamentally changing the character of cities @MileykaBurgos
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The @OhioEDA Summit is the state's largest annual conference and celebration of economic development. We are proud to announce that our CARE Homes Initiative has been named the 2022 Excellence in Innovation award winner at this year's ceremony! Thank you for this recognition.
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Drip Coffee is a beautiful location for off-site work meetings. The Port recently enjoyed time in Camp Washington and the hospitality provided by staff at the coffee shop. We look forward to its expansion into Bond Hill.
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Laura N. Brunner retweeted
#icymi The Port received funds from @ohiodevelopment to clean up multiple sites in Hamilton County, including the one pictured. The building was formerly home to Reliable Castings. We can't wait to clean it up and prepare it to attract new jobs!
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The Port is proud to announce former Cincinnati Mayor and Sibcy Cline Realtor Roxanne Qualls has been appointed to our Board of Directors. We are fortunate to have her breadth of knowledge supporting strategies to return unproductive real estate to its highest and best use.
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Tomorrow, The Port's @LauraBrunner will discuss the role of federal place-based policy with @UrbanInstitute, examining how government agencies can make more homeownership opportunities a reality through policy change & effective leadership. Register at urbn.is/3QktgPZ
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