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Articles by Laura Brunner
Can Cities Play in the Industrial Transition?
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As a community, we owe it to our kids
Take a minute. Pause and remember what it felt like to be a 12-year-old. Or a 15-year-old. Remember the awkwardness and the worry. Do you remember thinking, “I feel left out. Where do I belong?”, “Everybody seems so confident. What’s wrong with me?” We have all been there. But today’s youth have a challenge that most of us didn’t — social media and digital access. Adolescents today navigate challenges in a 24/7 environment.
Opinion: Collaboration provides a pathway to greater equity
Laura Brunner, Opinion contributor Published 11:18 a.m. ET Feb. 3, 2020 Inside a 2020 West End neighborhood project Seven Hills Neighborhood Houses' Tia Brown, Left, and Laura Brunner of The Port stand outside row houses planned for redevelopment in the West End.
Opinion: New year, new opportunities in real estate
OPINION Laura Brunner, Opinion contributor Published 10:52 a.m. ET Jan. 7, 2020 Taking ownership: It’s what and who you know that matters Norwood real estate has become a hot-selling market due to the lack of inventory and higher prices in Hyde Park, Oakley and other nearby neighborhoods.
Opinion: Lean into the real estate industry
OPINION Laura Brunner, Opinion contributor Published 8:16 a.m. ET Dec. 11, 2019 All real estate presents risk, but there can be greater risk in not owning, says Laura Brunner, president and CEO of The Port. (Photo: AP file) Taking Ownership is a series of monthly editorials written by The Port President and CEO Laura Brunner that put forth strategies on how Cincinnati can be a place where everyone has a chance to participate in prosperity. This is Part 3.
Opinion: Why The Port mends broken real estate
Laura Brunner, Opinion contributor Published 10:35 a.m. ET Nov. 11, 2019 James P. Henning, Duke Energy, Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority President Laura Brunner, and Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley are at a press conference in 2010, in which Duke Energy presented a $400,000 check to the Port Authority for a development project in Bond Hill.
Opinion: Policies stunt African Americans' generational wealth accumulation
Laura Brunner, Opinion contributor Published 8:03 a.m. ET Oct. 6, 2019 Redlining was the issue as a group from the Presbyterian Women in the PC(USA) marched on Friday to west of 9th Street. 8/3/18 (Photo: Marty Pearl/Special to Courier Journal, ) Editor's note: Taking Ownership is a series of monthly editorials written by The Port President and CEO Laura Brunner that put forth strategies on how Cincinnati can be a place where everyone has a chance to participate in prosperity.
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