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Featuring Holly Holtzen, State Director, AARP Ohio, and Katie White, Director, Age-Friendly Innovation Center, The Ohio State University College of Social Work, with moderator Ursel McElroy, Director, Ohio Department of Aging.

Our panel will feature Elizabeth Brown, President Pro Tempore, Columbus City Council, Tony Collins, President & CEO, YMCA of Central Ohio, and Joy Bivens, Deputy Franklin County Administrator, Health and Human Services, with host Micah Walker, Trending Reporter, The Columbus Dispatch.

Heather Krentler, Chief Administrative Officer for food service company Continental, joins the show to share insight on how to boost employee engagement.

Former Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley and former Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley, both running for Ohio governor, will take the Columbus Metropolitan Club stage on April 20 for a live discussion of the issues facing Ohioans – and how each might handle them as governor of the Buckeye State.

This special forum benefits the Columbus Metropolitan Club Legacy in Civic Engagement Founders and Leaders Fund at the Columbus Foundation which recognizes the service and leadership of CMC’s founders and board members and provides for a sustainable future.

The “Democracy in Crisis” series of public forums is examining threats to democracy leading up to and beyond the 2022 U.S. midterm elections with a series of monthly programs, each presenting expert speakers who will address aspects of the ongoing threats to stability of America’s centuries-old experiment in democracy.

If you don’t know your own purpose, can you really get behind your organization’s purpose? Nell Derick Debevoise found that a critical component of success is knowing how your personal purpose intersects with your organization’s purpose. That holds true for the individual members of your team, too: if you understand what their personal or professional purpose has in common with the company’s purpose, you’ll foster a happier and more productive team.

At the time of its largest population, Centralia, PA was an Eastern Pennsylvania borough with 2,700 residents. Now there are 5. This is due to an underground fire that's been burning under the town for almost 60 years, and continues to burn to this day. In this episode, we tell the sad story of Centralia and chat with entertainer Scot Nery for the quick quiz!

Featuring Diane Flinders, Vice President of Sales, King Business Interiors. Inc., Ira Sharfin, CEO, Continental Office, and David White, Director of Workforce and Talent Solutions, One Columbus, with host Bonnie Meibers, Reporter, Columbus Business First.

Join CMC, along with panelists Greg Bixler, Ann Bischoff, and Vicki Bowen Hewes, and moderator Laura Smith, for an in-depth look at the creativity, focus, determination, and self-assessment necessary to effect meaningful social change, and the variety of approaches taken, and lessons learned by Central Ohio experts whose efforts and collaborations are making Columbus – and the world – a better place.