Mind Your Business, NKY! is sponsored by Payroll Partners.Click here to subscribe to our weekly print edition, The LINK Reader.

Mind Your Business, NKY! is sponsored by Payroll Partners.Click here to subscribe to our weekly print edition, The LINK Reader.

Mind Your Business, NKY! is sponsored by Payroll Partners.Click here to subscribe to our weekly print edition, The LINK Reader.

Mind Your Business, NKY! is sponsored by Payroll Partners.Click here to subscribe to our weekly print edition, The LINK Reader.

Mind Your Business, NKY! is sponsored by Payroll Partners.Click here to subscribe to our weekly print edition, The LINK Reader.

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LINK nky CEO Lacy Starling & business reporter Kenton Hornbeck discuss holiday plans, who in the office can beat Nathan in a fight, and new apartments in Covington. Guest: Pat Frew of the CBCMind Your Business, NKY! is sponsored by Payroll Partners.Click here to subscribe to our weekly print edition, The LINK Reader.

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Guest: Nancy Aichholz of That's So Sweet! Mind Your Business, NKY! is sponsored by Payroll Partners.Click here to subscribe to our weekly print edition, The LINK Reader.

This week on Mind Your Business, NKY! LINK nky CEO Lacy Starling and business reporter Kenton Hornbeck discuss the wild weekend at OpenAI. This story might not be taking place in NKY, but AI is everywhere, man. Also, they take a look at the state of housing in NKY and talk about some new high-density developments around the region. Then, Kenton talks to Nancy Aichholz of That's So Sweet! about moving from Aviatra Accelerators back into baking, and some huge deals she's closed this year. (Official cookie of the Bengals, anyone?) Mind Your Business, NKY! is sponsored by Payroll Partners.Click here to subscribe to our weekly print edition, The LINK Reader.

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This week on Mind Your Business, NKY! LINK nky CEO Lacy Starling and business reporter Kenton Hornbeck discuss the One NKY Summit, a potential Corridor of Commerce in the region, and a new brand identity for NKY. Then, Kenton and Lacy keep the party going to discuss the business side of LINK nky. As we pass our second birthday, how much does it cost to run LINK, and where does that money come from? You might be surprised at how much of our support needs to come from the community....Mind Your Business, NKY! is sponsored by Payroll Partners.Click here to subscribe to our weekly print edition, The LINK Reader.

This week on Mind Your Business, NKY!, LINK nky CEO Lacy Starling and business reporter Kenton Hornbeck discuss 'parrot heads', the DHL strike, and National Women's Small Business Month.Then, Kenton sits down with  Abbi Rettig, Founder of Tickety-Boo Treats, to discuss the name of her business, how it came to be, and how being diagnosed with Celiac Disease inspired her to reimagine her favorite desserts.Abbi talks about launching her business during the pandemic, testing her recipes, and embracing her dietary challenges to create delicious desserts. She talks about being a home chef, starting at zero and finding support in Greater Cincinnati's culinary scene. By finding support in Main Street Ventures and Aviatra Accelerators, she was able to find the resources she needed to lift her business off the ground.Mind Your Business, NKY! is sponsored by Payroll Partners.Click here to subscribe to our weekly print edition, The LINK Reader.

This week on Mind Your Business, NKY!, LINK nky CEO Lacy Starling and business reporter Kenton Hornbeck discuss the Gubernatorial debate on Monday night and the United Auto Workers strike. (You can still watch the debate here)Then, Kenton sits down with Sarah Murray, Founder and Executive Director of Concerted, a nonprofit tech platform that connects the Greater Cincinnati communities through music, culture, and art. The marketplace-like platform allows users to select volunteer opportunities that speak to them and cash in hours spent volunteering for free tickets to events. The platform, online in four cities, has 300 nonprofit partners, has mobilized fifteen thousand volunteer hours in just 8 months... and is growing.Sarah also talks about her background in music, non-profit work, and carving space out of the entertainment industry where women business owners only account for 15-20% of business owners.Mind Your Business, NKY! is sponsored by Payroll Partners.Click here to subscribe to our weekly print edition, The LINK Reader.

This week on Mind Your Business, NKY!, LINK nky CEO Lacy Starling and business reporter Kenton Hornbeck discuss the Bengals WIN, a new Kroger in NKY, and Blue North's latest networking event.Then, Kenton sits down with Chris Johnson, the Vice President of Diversity and Equity and Inclusion at St. Elizabeth Healthcare. Chris talks about how past positions have guided him into this role in the public sector versus the private sector and his passion for helping those without a voice be heard. Chris discusses the challenges and opportunities of inclusion and serving others in the workplace, community, and within the workforce. Mind Your Business, NKY! is sponsored by Payroll Partners.Click here to subscribe to our weekly print edition, The LINK Reader.

This week on Mind Your Business, NKY!, LINK nky CEO Lacy Starling and business reporter Kenton Hornbeck discuss the Bengals, Joey Votto, Covington's newest casual fine dining restaurant, Opal, and grocery stores in the urban core.Then, Kenton sits down with Steve Tracy, Owner of AtWork Personnel and co-founder of Emerging Leaders of Northern Kentucky, to discuss recruiting in the Greater Cincinnati area. Steve talks about his career, starting a staffing business with his family, expanding to Covington, and finding ways to understand the local workforce. Steve talks about recent changes in workforce staffing since the COVID-19 pandemic, finding creative ways to maintain workforce steadiness, and pushing careers further with upskilling.The theme song is Tim Taj found on Free Music Archive license type CC BY-SA. Mind Your Business is edited by Noah Jones.Mind Your Business, NKY! is sponsored by Payroll Partners.Click here to subscribe to our weekly print edition, The LINK Reader.