To actively promote and build a positive business environment in Covington, Kentucky.
CBC maximizes the potential for economic growth in the City of Covington.
download the annual reportZapata Cantina Opens as the Newest Restaurant in Covington Hailing his city as a destinationfor international dining, Covington Mayor Joe Meyer welcomed Zapata Cantina as the newest restaurant opening in the city during a September 16 ribbon-cutting...
Read MoreWords can not express the gratitude I have for my fellow Cov businesses! Kandi from Agave & Rye made me so happy! She delivered to me a sign that had been hanging on the back of their building for at least 80...
Read MoreHR Elements was an invaluable partner to the CBC in the early days of the pandemic, offering technical assistance, speakers, and topics they knew our members desired, allowing us to provide vital and meaningful content at a time hen our companies were grasping for answers. Join us in offering a...
Read MoreA cool vibe, the ability to attract talent and clients, welcoming environment, location… Over a hundred people listened in the CBC Virtual luncheon, sponsored by St. Elizabeth Healthcare and DBL Law to hear our guest speakers share reasons why companies are choosing to invest millions of dollars to relocate...
Read MoreThe Covington Business Council has a small staff of three employees. Let's get to know Executive Director, Pat Frew. Tell us about your hometown and childhood. I was raised in a small Eastern OH community. I always joke that my upbringing is like a Dr. Seuss book: “I’m Pat Frew, the...
Read MoreThe Covington Farmers Market has become a staple of our community. As a program of Renaissance Covington (RCOV), the Covington Farmers Market has helped incubate Covington businesses, like Lil's Bagels, and has created a community gathering space. In 2018, the Market moved to year-round operation allowing the community to...
Read More“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.”