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As founder and campaign chair of Men Wear Pink Cincinnati, which is not even her day job, Jeanette leads a group of impressive men who have made it their goal to improve outcomes for those with breast cancer.

Cincinnati Business Courier publisher and market president Jamie Smith joins Tom to discuss how the effort was launched, how it has grown, and why Cincinnati is able to perform the way it has.

With family-friendly attractions, vibrant neighborhoods, there's something new around every corner.

The Scentsy is the perfect place to spend a day, a weekend, or longer.

90-minute visits into the Champions Club, the Scouts Club, the warning track and dugouts, plus the clubhouses and more.

Details and tickets are available at redsmuseum.org. And the Cincinnati Business Courier giving some updates on the apartment living scene downtown.

That right there is a new look at 19 on the Park.

That is a 52-unit apartment complex on Garfield Place, facing Piatt Park, now open, following an $11 million office conversion project.

That there is a picture of last year's groundbreaking to expand the MillerKnoll warehouse facility in Batavia.

Our friends at the Cincinnati Business Courier say that New Haven REIT has bought that property now to the tune of $65 million.

It is one of the biggest local real estate deals of the year.

This really shouldn't change anything for MillerKnoll.

We've gotta take a break.

Coming up, a man who has, in all likelihood, filed reports on all this and more.

Cincinnati Business Courier editor-in-chief, Tom Demopulos, is my guest next.

Should be a really great conversation.

We'll keep you posted.

The Cincinnati Business Courier has some other tennis news today.

The Cincinnati Tennis Foundation is reportedly working with Nyer Properties on building what's being called the First Served Tennis and Education Center, a standalone HQ for year-round tennis and pickleball, along with after-school programs and more.

That would be on Ross Avenue in Norwood.

Plan your trip at visitcincy.com/BLINK, in all caps.

Welcome to Above the Fold, a podcast by the Cincinnati Business Courier, presented by Cincinnati Regional Tourism, where we bring you the week's top stories and interviews with newsmakers that take you behind the people and personalities in the news.

I'm your host, Tom Demropoulos, filling in for our regular host, Andy Branfield, who, if all goes as planned, will be back to hosting the next episode of Above the Fold.

I'm joined by today's co-host, longtime Business Courier reporter, Steve Watkins.

Steve, welcome back to the podcast.

Thanks for having me, Tom.

This week, we welcome JB Kropp, CEO of Centrifuge.

Monday, October 5th, marks the start of Startup Cincy Week, a celebration of the founders, backers, and companies that have invested in making Cincinnati a place where bold bets belong.