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SUMMARY:Shared Sips\, Shared Ownership: A Come-and-Go Holiday Happy Hour Cincinnati
DESCRIPTION:Sharing an event by our friends at Co-op Cincy. \n  \nWhen: Tuesday\, December 9th\, 5PM to 8PM\nWhere: Somerset\, 139 E McMicken Ave\, Cincinnati\, OH 45202 \nPull up a chair\, grab a drink\, and meet the people building a more democratic\, cooperative economy right here in Cincinnati. \nShared Sips\, Shared Ownership is a casual\, come-and-go happy hour hosted by Co-op Cincy… no agenda\, no formal program\, just good conversation and great company. \nThink of it as speed-dating a co-op: chat with worker-owners\, local entrepreneurs\, and community members who are proving that business can be done differently with shared prosperity at the center. \nWhether you stay for one round or all evening\, you’ll leave inspired by the power of cooperation and connection. \nLet them know you can make it (RSVP) \nP.S. Bring a friend\, a colleague\, or someone curious about co-ops\, the more\, the merrier. \nIn solidarity\,\nThe Co-op Cincy Team \nFounded in 2011\, Co-op Cincy nurtures an interconnected network of worker-owned businesses in Greater Cincinnati. Our goal: an economy that works for all. By expanding worker-ownership\, we support family-sustaining jobs\, provide ownership opportunities to people from historically marginalized groups\, and nurture businesses accountable to communities.
URL:https://osbcouncil.org/event/shared-sips-shared-ownership-a-come-and-go-holiday-happy-hour/
LOCATION:Somerset\, 139 E McMicken Ave\, Cincinnati\, 45202\, United States
CATEGORIES:In-Person,Networking
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SUMMARY:Militarization of our Communities: What Business Can Do in Response
DESCRIPTION:A virtual event hosted by our friends at ASBN. \n\n\n\nDecember 11  @  12:00 pm  –  1:00 pm\n\nSECURE YOUR SPOT\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCharlotte\, Portland\, Washington\, D.C.\, Los Angeles\, Memphis\, Chicago …. Is Your Community Next? \nJoin us on December 11th\, 2025\, for a live\, online briefing to help business leaders understand the economic and rule of law implications of National Guard deployment and Border Control & ICE actions in their communities. Such activities have a negative impact on a cities’ economic vitality and resident’s sense of security. The Posse Comitatus Act generally prohibits the military from engaging in civilian law enforcement\, with few exceptions. \nThis briefing will provide non-partisan facts and offer insights into how businesses can respond. Speakers include former military leaders experienced in civil-military affairs\, business leaders and attorneys. \nWhat you’ll learn:  \n• The legal authorities under which National Guard troops can be deployed. \nWhat business leaders can expect during a deployment. \nEconomic impacts on business of militarizing our cities and communities. \nLegal options for businesses to respond to ICE actions and how to protect your workforce. \nStatus of federal and state lawsuits challenging Guard deployments and ICE activities. \nHosts: \nAmerican Sustainable Business Network\nHorizons Projects\nNational Security Leaders for America\nSecure Growth Initiative\nSouth Carolina Small Business Chamber of Commerce\nThe West Philadelphia Corridor Collaborative \nSpeakers: \n\nSteven Dyme\, CEO\, Flowers for Dreams (Chicago)\nChristopher Purdy\, President\, Chamberlain Network\, former Army National Guard\nDaniel Schwartz\, Advisor\, National Security Leaders for America\, Senior Counsel\, BCLP LLP and former general counsel at the National Security Agency\nJonathan Grode\, Managing Partner\, Immigration\, Green & Spiegel LLP (Philadelphia)\n\n\n\n\n\n  SECURE YOUR SPOT  \n\n\nAdditionally\, we invite all businesses to Tell Your Story on the Impact of the present Immigration policy\, ICE\, and National Guard deployment on your business and community.
URL:https://osbcouncil.org/event/militarization-of-our-communities-what-business-can-do-in-response/
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