Cleveland is booming, with a strong philanthropic sector, a shifting skyline and a prosperous business community. Discover the people and projects that are shaping the future of Northeast Ohio.
Progressive CEO Tricia Griffith, Sherwin-Williams CEO John Morikis, and Rock Hall President Greg Harris join a roster of regional icons. Plus, the Community Leaders of the Year.
by Cleveland Magazine Staff
Rebecca Maxwell’s She’s Company turns parties into purpose, creating friendships across the city.
by Lainey Novak
Port of Cleveland's new president and CEO, Jeff Epstein, plans to emphasize growth, housing and partnerships.
by Jaden Stambolia
Micki Byrnes toggles her career to now being CCO for Adcom after years at WKYC, all in the name of connecting the dots.
by Jill Sell
Amanda Cole of Plexus LGBT + Allied Chamber of Commerce pushes and pulls to find the answers for tough questions.
by Jill Sell
Lorain County Chamber of Commerce CEO Tony Gallo’s roots run deep in the community.
by Vince Guerrieri
Michael Jeans, President and CEO of Growth Opportunity Partners, understands how some turns in the road make a big difference.
by Vince Guerrieri
For Teresa Metcalf Beasley, leadership is about using her voice, uplifting her community and preparing the next generation of leaders.
by Jaden Stambolia
Progressive CEO Tricia Griffith brings an authentic voice to lead 70,000 employees and more than 37 million policyholders.
by Vince Guerrieri
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame President and CEO Greg Harris brings balance and vision to the staple of Cleveland tourism.
by Lynne Thompson
Sherwin-Williams CEO John Morikis knew the company needed a new home but he decided to keep its roots grounded at home.
by Bob Sandrick
Meet this year's inductees: local leaders who make a difference, one landmark decision, impactful idea or mission-based endeavor at a time.
