Mark Chupp and Joan Hoxsey on What to Expect from Summit

Cincinnati Summit

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Greetings

Setting the Stage
Read more in this e-news about what to expect with the upcoming CoreChange summit in Cincinnati.

Case Western Reserve University's Mark Chupp provides insights from his own experiences with the Cleveland gathering.

Also learn about the unique approach being taken to spark interest in and commitment to this summit - and how you can get involved in those efforts as well.

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What's Happening

Community Conversations Setting Stage for City Summit
Cincinnati's upcoming CoreChange summit is a city-wide, community-based event, and because of this preparations for it are quite extraordinary, says Appreciative Inquiry consultant and Cincinnati resident Joan Hoxsey.

Click here to read about the community conversations underway.

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Insights

CoreChange Summit not a Conference or a Survey
Those who show up can have huge influence in co-creating Cincinnati's future: Mark Chupp

Mark Chupp How will the Feb. 16-18 CoreChange summit in Cincinnati differ from other community stakeholder gatherings?

Case Western Reserve University professor Mark Chupp, who speaks from his experiences with a similar gathering in the City of Cleveland, outlines what it won't be.

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Comments

Considerations for the CoreChange Summit
Mark Chupp on lessons learned from similar
Cleveland gathering
Speaking from experience with a similar gathering in Cleveland, Case Western Reserve University professor Mark Chupp suggests a couple considerations for the Feb. 16-18 CoreChange summit in Cincinnati.

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in this issue:

- Greetings
- What's Happening
- Insights
- Comments
- Get Involved

dates to remember

CoreChange

Speaker Series:

- Jan. 10, Mary Kay Leonard of the Institute for a Competitive Inner City

- Feb. 7, William Julius Wilson of Harvard University

CoreChange Summit:

- Feb. 16-18

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