One University Circle: The location, the culture, the view!

by Sarah Guyuron | Mar 2, 2018 | Arts & Culture, Neighborhoods & Housing

February 26, 2018: Today, EA staffers toured the much talked about (and almost completed) One University Circle residential building. Zach Guren from First Interstate (the developer) along with Anna Ryan and Cate Cymbalisty from Village Green (the property manager)...

When you can’t find an industry peer group, create your own!

by Margy Judd | Feb 15, 2018 | Recruitment & Relocation

Almost everyone I know belongs to a national association that is specific to their industry and provides them with on-going training, continuing ed, peer networks, national and regional conferences, trade journals to share stories and ideas, group purchasing power,...

Newcomer Outings to Connect & Network

by Margy Judd | Feb 13, 2018 | Networking & Connections

Newcomers love meeting other recent Northeast Ohio transplants…they don’t have a friend group yet, and they are all looking for new connections. So, several times a year EA plays socialization matchmaker and organizes an outing to provide an opportunity to...

How do the arts reshape urban neighborhoods? A look at SPACES, Transformer Station & FRONT Triennial.

by Margy Judd | Jan 29, 2018 | Arts & Culture, Events & Festivals, Neighborhoods & Housing

Monday, January 29, 2018 – Once a month, our whole staff takes a field trip to learn something new in NE Ohio so we have the latest info to share with the recruits and newcomers we are hired to educate and acclimate. This morning we met at SPACES Art Gallery in...

Brad Withers: Cleveland – Which side? East or West? What does this mean?

by Sarah Guyuron | Jan 19, 2018 | Arts & Culture, Featured Bloggers, Neighborhoods & Housing

Which side are you from? Like all cities, Cleveland has “sides.” EA Guide Brad Withers breaks down the history of Cleveland’s East and West Sides. It’s not about a rivalry; it’s about our heritage. The history of the “sides” showcases the...