We need to be more focused on jobs and growth, and that’s why I’m running for Cincinnati City Council.  Cincinnati has pockets of growth and progress, but this momentum is not shared. We continue to lose people to other cities and townships, and too many among us are still out of work.  We can do better. 

This may be the most significant city election in recent memory. The decisions we make over the next few years will determine whether or not many of our neighborhoods make their comeback, and whether or not we retain and attract jobs. This will require serious leadership, the kind that can create broad coalitions to get things done. This is key to building shared prosperity and it’s the kind of leadership I have pursued throughout my entire career.

We face significant challenges – and profound opportunities – but City Hall doesn’t need to tackle this work on its own.  We must begin to leverage both public and private sector leadership and resources, which will require a new attitude, and a greater emphasis on the fact that we’re all in this together.

We have many ideas as to how Cincinnati must create jobs and get the city growing again, but we also want to hear from you. Please visit our Jobs and Growth page and give us your feedback. And if you decide you would like to support our efforts, click here. 

Thank you,

Greg Landsman