CEOs for Cities was founded in 1998 and merged with Forward Cities in 2018. http://www.forwardcities.org/ This is the CEOs for Cities archives.
CEOs for Cities is the only national nonprofit organization with an ongoing national network of cross-sector, cross-generation urban leaders focused on making cities more connected, innovative, and talented and investing in your city’s distinctive assets.
- We curate smart ideas and benchmark city success through our City Vitals.
- We connect cross-sector leaders through our network of City Clu
12/24/2024
Monday Morning Message 12.23.24 Just One Request Before Your Much-Deserved Winter Break!
https://www.law.csuohio.edu/newsevents/monday-morning-message-122324-just-one-request-your-much-deserved-winter-break
12/14/2024
DeWine pardons two women for Cuyahoga County convictions as part of statewide clemency program Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine pardoned two women who had been convicted in Cuyahoga County as part of a statewide expedited clemency program that aims to give second chances to people who have turned their lives around since being convicted of a crime.
09/21/2019
Winning Skyway redesign calls for tearing down part of bridge “Is the Skyway going to come down? Yes, yes,
11/01/2017
That's a wrap on our Phoenix National Meeting! Thank you to our speakers, attendees, sponsors, and partners who made this event possible! We can't wait to see how attendees take what they learned and turn it into action in their own cities. Thank you again and we wish everyone safe travels!
11/01/2017
This week, I am joining 350 leaders from 75 cities across North America for the CEOs For Cities Summit. I was proud to share a panel with Moderator Duke Reiter, Tuscon Mayor Jonathan Rothschild and Mayor- President Sharon Weston Broome on "I-10 Cities as a Window on the Future".
11/01/2017
Day 3 of our Phoenix National Meeting! We are headed to the Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel for the final day!
8 a.m. Welcome Remarks
8:30 a.m. Morning Keynote // Fostering Inclusive Innovation Economies Christopher Gergen, Founding Partner, Forward Cities
9:30 a.m. Panel // Building Community: Place, Education and The Arts
10:45 a.m. Lightning Round // The Case for Inclusive Prosperity
1 p.m. Closing Lunch + Keynote // The New Urban Crisis Richard Florida, Author, The New Urban Crisis; University Professor and Director of Cities, Martin Prosperity Institute at the University of Toronto
Photo Credit: James Deak
10/31/2017
Day 2 of our Phoenix National Meeting! We're headed to the Arizona State University Beus Center for Law and Society for our programming!
7 a.m. Registration
8 a.m. Welcome Remarks
8:30 a.m. Welcome to Phoenix by Mayor Greg Stanton, City of Phoenix
8:45 a.m. Panel // The Partnerships That Make Cities
the Centers of Innovation
10:15 a.m. Panel // Ten Across: I-10 Cities as a
Window on the Future
11:15 a.m. Lightning Round // Phoenix, ASU and
Related Partnerships
1 p.m. Keynote Luncheon // Cities: An Antidote to
Our Flawed Democracy? Lattie Coor, Chairman + CEO, Center for the Future of Arizona; President-Emeritus + Professor of Public Affairs, ASU
2:30 p.m. Field Trips
6 p.m. Evening Reception // Heard Museum
10/30/2017
Day 1 of our Phoenix National Meeting! What's happening today?
12:00pm-7:00pm Registration in the Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel
4 p.m. Civic Discourse, Truth, and the Future of Journalism
6 p.m. Block Party // Welcome Reception co-hosted by Phoenix Community Alliance
📷 Credit: Arizona State University
10/29/2017
1 day until our National Meeting! Hear an interview about our event and how Phoenix is creating the future!
Conference On Urbanism Coming To Phoenix Starting on Monday, Phoenix will host a national conference on urbanism. The CEOs for Cities conference will include sessions and speeches, but also field trips around Phoenix.Duke Reiter has been helping organize the event. He's executive director of the University City Exchange at ASU and he says…
10/28/2017
We are excited about bringing our delegation out west. At our National Meeting attendees will learn more about how Phoenix is thriving.
Read what residents have to say about their city in, "My Turn: What outsiders get wrong about Phoenix could hurt our future" Via azcentral
My Turn: What outsiders get wrong about Phoenix could hurt our future Urban, pedestrian friendly, innovative: This is how Phoenix wants others to see us. But does the perception match reality? Yes and no.
10/28/2017
Check us out in Downtown Phoenix Journal! We're excited to be in Phoenix for our National Meeting!
CEOs for Cities National Conference to Explore Phoenix - Downtown Phoenix Journal Phoenix will host the CEOs for Cities National Conference Oct 30 to Nov 1.
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