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In this Columbus Metropolitan Club forum, we’ll review both the past and the future of the struggle for LGBTQ+ equality in Central Ohio through the eyes of four generations of LGBTQ+ activists.

Featuring Nan Whaley, Democratic Candidate for Governor, Former Mayor of Dayton, with host Colleen Marshall, Anchor, NBC4. An invitation has also been extended to Governor Mike DeWine to participate.

Franklinton’s mix of residential streets and former industrial areas is now home to five parks, art galleries and event spaces, and some 36,000 residents.

Behind that veil of the unknown lies tremendous opportunity, and we can rewire our brains to look forward to it…to welcome uncertainty as fun and exciting. As Dr. Ciela Hartanov explains to host Maureen Metcalf, the key is to hack our own mindset to create a new mental framework. In the process, we may just find ourselves in more humane workplaces.

George Limbert shares his experience and business-tested VUCA antidotes in this episode of Innovating Leadership Co-Creating Our Future so you can prepare for the uncertainties to come.

In their new book, Leading With Care in a Tough World: Beyond Servant Leadership, authors Bob DeKoch and Phil Clampitt detail the transformation to caring leadership – and the reasons it’s so deeply needed by so many organizations. They share those reasons with host Maureen Metcalf in this episode.

Roxanne Brown and Edward Cook cofounded The Change Decision, a change and culture consultancy focused on growing Joy at Work.

In this CMC forum, Maureen O’Connor reflects on her long service to Ohio and what the future might hold for voters, the state’s Constitution, and Ohio’s highest court.

With an expert panel, CMC digs into the damage done by the pandemic to education and the key initiatives now working to close the COVID elementary-age learning gap in Central Ohio.

Join CMC as we untangle the ongoing HB6 scandal in Ohio, unpack the impact on ratepayers and the environment, and examine what can be done to mitigate the damage done to Ohio’s energy policy by “dark money.”