🎧 Episode Description:
In this forward-thinking episode of What Gives, Erin Satzger sits down with the Northern Cincinnati Foundation’s own Chief Marketing Officer, Matt King, for a deep dive into the transformative power of AI in philanthropy.

From building AI tools that recommend charitable funds based on a donor's passions, to exploring crypto giving, and even creating a knowledge base powered by veterans’ voices for the USS Cincinnati Submarine Memorial Park — Matt shares how the world of community foundations is being reimagined through the lens of emerging technology.

🚀 Topics include:

• How AI can personalize donor engagement
• Using crypto and digital tools to modernize giving
• Preserving local history through AI-driven storytelling
• Why community foundations should think more like tech startups

This episode will challenge your thinking and inspire you to see how mission and innovation can work hand-in-hand.

The future of giving is here — and it’s smarter than ever.

In this episode of What Gives, Erin Satzger, CEO of the Northern Cincinnati Foundation sits down with father-son duo Ron Rosenbeck, Founder of Republic Wire, and Jeremy Rosenbeck, the company’s President. Together, they’ve grown Republic Wire into one of the nation’s premier wire and cable manufacturers — proudly headquartered right here in the Cincinnati region.

Ron shares the story of Republic Wire’s humble beginnings and the values that guided the company through decades of innovation and growth. Jeremy brings the next-gen perspective, sharing how the company has evolved under his leadership while staying rooted in the same principles of integrity, hard work, and commitment to community.

From building a national business to giving back locally, the Rosenbecks reveal how Republic Wire remains wired into the heart of the region — supporting jobs, families, and local causes.

This is a powerful conversation about legacy, leadership, and the kind of business that makes a community stronger.

Tune in to hear how Republic Wire is more than just a manufacturer — it’s a force for good.

In this special year-end episode of "What Gives", host Erin Satzger is joined by Jamie Smith, Market President & Publisher of the Cincinnati Business Courier, and Jesy Heron, VP of Client Partnership at RESLV, Cincinnati’s premier video agency.

Together, they reflect on the highlights and challenges of 2024, sharing their unique perspectives on business growth, storytelling, and community engagement in Cincinnati. Jamie offers an insider’s look at the city’s business landscape and trends shaping the year ahead, while Jesy explores how impactful storytelling and creative partnerships have become essential tools for local businesses and nonprofits.

This episode is brought to you by the Northern Cincinnati Foundation, where we’re building thriving communities through philanthropy, leadership, and collaboration.

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In this episode of "What Gives", host Erin Satzger engages in a compelling conversation with Jennifer Damiano, the Cincinnati Market President of KeyBank. With a unique background that spans 17 years in the philanthropic sector before transitioning to banking, Jennifer brings a distinctive perspective to her leadership role. She discusses her journey from nonprofit work to leading KeyBank's private banking unit in Cincinnati and Dayton, and now stepping into the market president position. Jennifer shares her vision for deepening KeyBank's community impact, building upon the $384 million in local investments since 2017, and how her philanthropic roots continue to influence her approach to banking. Tune in to explore how Jennifer plans to blend community engagement with financial services to foster economic growth and support for local initiatives.

In this inspiring episode of "What Gives", host Erin Satzger sits down with Tianay Amat, President & CEO of Cincinnati Works, to explore her journey from leading classrooms to leading workforce empowerment in the Cincinnati region.

With over 20 years of experience as an educator and administrator, including her time as Interim Superintendent of Cincinnati Public Schools, Tianay shares how her passion for collaboration and compassion drives her work at Cincinnati Works. She reflects on her leadership journey, her belief in the power of partnerships, and how Cincinnati Works is helping individuals not only find jobs but thrive in an ever-changing workforce.

Tianay also provides insights into how her experience in diverse educational settings has shaped her strategies for tackling challenges like economic inequality and workforce preparedness. From preparing students for success to empowering job-seekers to achieve their full potential, her vision highlights the transformative impact of investing in people.

Tune in to hear how Cincinnati Works is making a difference, one job-seeker at a time, and discover how you can contribute to a more empowered and equitable workforce.

In this captivating episode of What Gives, host Erin Satzger, President & CEO of the Northern Cincinnati Foundation explores the dynamic intersection of art, light, and community with three creative visionaries who are shaping Cincinnati's cultural landscape. Joining Erin is Andrew Salzbrun, managing partner of AGAR and co-founder of BLINK, one of the nation’s largest light, art, and projection-mapping festivals. Andrew shares the behind-the-scenes story of how BLINK became a beacon of innovation and inclusivity, drawing millions of visitors to Cincinnati while celebrating the city's vibrant artistic spirit.

We also dive into the world of two remarkable artists featured in BLINK: Gee Horton, a visual artist whose storytelling through portraiture explores identity and the African-American experience, and Matthew Dayler, Founder of Chroma Projects, known for his large-scale murals and public art that ignite conversations across the urban landscape. Together, they discuss the transformative power of public art, their unique contributions to BLINK, and the ways in which art and culture connect people from all walks of life.

This episode offers an intimate look at how creativity can shape cities, foster community, and inspire change. Whether you’re an art enthusiast or just curious about how festivals like BLINK come together, this conversation will leave you inspired by the power of light, color, and artistic collaboration.

In this insightful episode of "What Gives", host Erin Satzger welcomes executives from Park National Bank for an engaging conversation about the future of community banking and its role in regional growth.

The discussion covers how Park National Bank has balanced its rich history of personalized service with modern innovations that keep the institution competitive in a rapidly evolving financial landscape. The guests share their perspectives on leading a community-focused bank, discussing the bank's approach to fostering economic development, supporting local businesses, and driving philanthropic initiatives that strengthen the communities they serve.

Listeners will gain an inside look at the strategies the bank employs to navigate economic fluctuations, regulatory challenges, and shifting customer needs, all while maintaining a commitment to personalized banking and long-term community impact.

Whether you're a business owner, community leader, or someone interested in how financial institutions can make a difference locally, this episode will provide valuable insights on leadership, financial resilience, and community engagement.

Tune in to hear how Park National Bank is shaping the future of banking with a focus on regional prosperity and innovation.

Prepare for an extraordinary episode of "What Gives" as Erin Satzger sits down with two powerhouse guests who have left an indelible mark on the Cincinnati region: John F. Barrett, President & CEO of Western & Southern Financial Group, and TC Rogers, Butler County Commissioner and renowned home builder.

John F. Barrett, at the helm of Western & Southern with $170 billion in assets under management, and TC Rogers, a prominent figure in both public service and the home building industry, share a unique bond that began at the University of Cincinnati where they forged their friendship in the SAE fraternity. Together, they returned to Cincinnati with a shared vision to drive significant economic and community growth.

In this special episode, Erin delves into their remarkable journeys—from college days to leading influential organizations that shape the fabric of the region. Discover how their experiences and friendship have influenced their leadership styles and their approach to making a lasting impact on the community.

This is more than just a conversation—it's a deep dive into the legacies these two leaders are building in Cincinnati and beyond. Whether you're interested in business, public service, or community development, this episode is a must-listen for anyone inspired by visionary leadership and a commitment to giving back.

Tune in to witness a powerful dialogue between two of Cincinnati's most influential figures and learn how their paths intertwined to create a legacy of success and community impact.

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