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2025 Community Leaders of the Year: Micki Byrnes
Micki Byrnes toggles her career to now being CCO for Adcom after years at WKYC, all in the name of connecting the dots.
by Vince Guerrieri
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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.
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Business2025 Community Leaders of the Year: Amanda Cole
Amanda Cole of Plexus LGBT + Allied Chamber of Commerce pushes and pulls to find the answers for tough questions.
by Jill Sell
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Business2025 Community Leaders of the Year: Tony Gallo
Lorain County Chamber of Commerce CEO Tony Gallo’s roots run deep in the community.
by Vince Guerrieri
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Business2025 Community Leaders of the Year: Michael Jeans
Michael Jeans, President and CEO of Growth Opportunity Partners, understands how some turns in the road make a big difference.
by Vince Guerrieri
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Business2025 Community Leaders of the Year: Teresa Metcalf Beasley
For Teresa Metcalf Beasley, leadership is about using her voice, uplifting her community and preparing the next generation of leaders.
by Jaden Stambolia
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Business2025 Business Hall of Fame: Tricia Griffith
Progressive CEO Tricia Griffith brings an authentic voice to lead 70,000 employees and more than 37 million policyholders.
by Vince Guerrieri
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Business2025 Business Hall of Fame: Greg Harris
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame President and CEO Greg Harris brings balance and vision to the staple of Cleveland tourism.
by Lynne Thompson
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Business2025 Business Hall of Fame: John G. Morikis
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
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Business2025 Business Hall of Fame Inductees & Community Leaders of the Year
Meet this year's inductees: local leaders who make a difference, one landmark decision, impactful idea or mission-based endeavor at a time.
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BusinessGive Cleveland 200: 4 Causes You Can Support This Holiday Season
Cleveland nonprofits are turning generosity into impact for the holidays, helping families and communities thrive through the power of giving.
by Sarah Webb
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BusinessGive Cleveland 200: Give Where Your Heart Is to Build a Stronger Community
In Cleveland, giving back is personal. Through inclusion, creativity and compassion, volunteers and nonprofits are turning empathy into action — and changing the community for good. Here's how you can make a difference.
by Kristen Hampshire
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Travel & OutdoorsTravis Kelce is Cedar Point's Newest Investor
The football player, who grew up in Cleveland Heights, says it's a "full circle" moment.
by Annie Nickoloff
