The CBC is a great place expand your company through business networking in Northern Kentucky. When you attend and participate in any of the 100 CBC events annually, you will grow your business network and professional connections.
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Business networking isn’t our only focus. The CBC stays at the forefront of progress in the City of Covington. With over 400 business members as of 2021, we are small enough to provide each member with personalized attention, yet large enough to be an advocate for our members when issues arise in the business community.
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The Covington Business Council isn’t only for business networking. The CBC is an independent organization whose mission is to build a positive business environment in Covington, Kentucky through professional business networking and business advocacy. Founded in 1972, the CBC is a driving force behind the astonishing evolution of Covington as the vibrant place to live and to do business.
Growing your new or established business requires a strong support system. Even if you are skilled at running your current business, every company has the opportunity to make even more meaningful, long-lasting business connections.
Use our weekly business networking groups, luncheons, awards dinners, non-profit events, after hours events and hard-hat tours to meet the people that you want to meet. Allow us to personally introduce you to fellow business leaders and decision makers throughout Covington and the Northern Kentucky region. Networking in Northern Kentucky has never been easier!
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St. E’s Cancer Care Center in Edgewood, Kentucky’s goal is to reduce our area’s cancer rates and lead Northern Kentucky to become one of the healthiest communities in America.
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Historic renovation and $22 million expansion: an upscale boutique hotel, restaurant and bar, office space, and new "bourbon distillery experience".
$8 million deal to attract headquarters for
Rumpke Waste and Recycling and new transfer station
$7 million redevelopment to transform Latonia Plaza II
Plans include a restored street grid, levee park, a community plaza, mixed use residential and commercial
$11 million expansion of the historic Monarch Building and new home of Northern Kentucky's largest law firm.
Headquarters relocation to RiverCenter Towers
Northern Kentucky headquarters and next generation Innovation Center
“The CBC has provided me the opportunity to network with other local business leaders. Being new to the area this has become a valuable resource.”
