Greater Cleveland Partnership

Greater Cleveland Partnership GCP and our partners are committed to working together to accelerate the growth across our region.

Greater Cleveland Partnership (GCP) is the region’s leading economic development organization and with over 12,000 members, the largest metropolitan chamber of commerce in the nation. Guided by a board of corporate and entrepreneurial CEOs, the organization focuses on strategic initiatives, business services, and advocacy to build a vibrant business environment and region for small businesses, mid

dle-market companies and global corporations. It includes the Council of Smaller Enterprises (COSE) and Cleveland Development Advisors, a real estate development affiliate. GCP is committed to working with private, civic, and public partners to accelerate growth and prosperity to propel Greater Cleveland towards being one of the Great Regions in the Great Lakes.

The $220 million redevelopment of Downtown Cleveland’s Erieview Tower is moving ahead, with financing now secured for th...
08/31/2026

The $220 million redevelopment of Downtown Cleveland’s Erieview Tower is moving ahead, with financing now secured for the long-planned project. 🏗️

The redevelopment is slated to include more than 200 Marriott W hotel rooms and 227 luxury W-branded apartments, plus a new restaurant and rooftop bar overlooking Downtown from the tower’s 38th floor.

The project is located in Cleveland’s Nine-Twelve District, where another major Marriott redevelopment is underway at the Rose and Sloan buildings. Together, the projects would add significant new hospitality and residential space to the district.

🔗 Learn More: https://www.crainscleveland.com/real-estate/commercial/ccl-erieview-financed-20260824/

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08/30/2026

Greater Cleveland is known for being culturally rich, as many people of many nationalities call it home.

This pride is celebrated every year at the Cleveland Cultural Gardens for One World Day. Now in its 80th year, One World Day celebrates different nationalities with an annual Parade of Flags, a naturalization ceremony, different musical performances and dozens of area businesses lining the Cultural Gardens.

Enjoy the sights and sounds from this year’s festival, continuing until 6 p.m.

One of Cleveland’s longest-running multicultural celebrations reaches a major milestone today as One World Day celebrate...
08/30/2026

One of Cleveland’s longest-running multicultural celebrations reaches a major milestone today as One World Day celebrates its 80th anniversary at the Cleveland Cultural Gardens. 🌎

Beginning at 11 a.m., the celebration will bring together more than 50 cultures for a day of international food, music, dance and traditions. The day begins with a naturalization ceremony at Centennial Peace Plaza, followed by the Parade of Flags at noon and cultural performances throughout the afternoon.

This year’s celebration also features special programming recognizing America’s 250th anniversary, including displays highlighting immigrants and descendants who have contributed to the nation.

🔗 Learn More: https://www.freshwatercleveland.com/features/Around-The-World-In-A-Day-One-World-Day-Celebrates-80th-Anniversary_080626.aspx

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08/29/2026

As August winds down, Cleveland’s waterfront is still soaking up the summer sun. 🌊☀️

Boats, blue skies and the Downtown skyline make for a quintessential Cleveland view.

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Cleveland Guardians giveaways are becoming big business. ⚾From Hawaiian shirts and replica jerseys to City Connect gear,...
08/28/2026

Cleveland Guardians giveaways are becoming big business. ⚾

From Hawaiian shirts and replica jerseys to City Connect gear, the Guardians are expanding their promotional lineup and using giveaways as a key attendance driver.

Through mid-August, the team’s 14 physical giveaway games averaged about 32,100 fans, roughly 31% above its overall home average. The Guardians also want promotional items to become part of everyday life, worn around Cleveland, displayed at home and shared on social media.

🔗 Learn More: https://www.crainscleveland.com/sports-recreation/ccl-guardians-giveaways-20260824/

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ProVia is expanding again, with plans to acquire a 310,000-square-foot production and warehouse facility in Dover and cr...
08/28/2026

ProVia is expanding again, with plans to acquire a 310,000-square-foot production and warehouse facility in Dover and create 400 new jobs in Greater Cleveland.

The Sugarcreek-based manufacturer recently received a job creation tax credit from the Ohio Department of Development to support the acquisition. The facility is expected to be operational by 2027.

🔗 Learn More: https://www.crainscleveland.com/manufacturing-logistics/ccl-provia-expansion-20260827/?utm-content=article2-headline&utm_source=Afternoon5&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20260827

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New renderings and construction photos offer a first look inside Cleveland Clinic’s future Global Peak Performance Cente...
08/27/2026

New renderings and construction photos offer a first look inside Cleveland Clinic’s future Global Peak Performance Center, which is expected to open in August 2027. 🏀

The 210,000-square-foot facility, being developed as part of Bedrock’s riverfront project and in partnership with the Cleveland Cavaliers, will bring together sports medicine, performance science, research and technology, with services ranging from physical therapy and rehabilitation to cardiology, nutrition and mental performance.

Cleveland Clinic says the center will leverage performance data, wearable technology and advanced analytics to help patients prevent injuries, recover more effectively and improve performance.

🔗 Learn More: https://newsroom.clevelandclinic.org/2026/08/25/cleveland-clinic-offers-first-look-inside-global-peak-performance-center

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Summer hoops season is alive in downtown Cleveland. 🏀Basketball fans are making the most of summer at the “Meet Me Here”...
08/27/2026

Summer hoops season is alive in downtown Cleveland. 🏀

Basketball fans are making the most of summer at the “Meet Me Here” plaza, where the Cavs-branded court, public art and gathering spaces have added a new spark to downtown Cleveland.

Cleveland then and now. 🌊🏙️See how Edgewater Park has evolved alongside the Cleveland skyline on the shores of Lake Erie...
08/27/2026

Cleveland then and now. 🌊🏙️

See how Edgewater Park has evolved alongside the Cleveland skyline on the shores of Lake Erie. In 1937, Cleveland approved the development of Lower Edgewater by way of landfilling, expanding the shoreline by 36 acres and creating the lakefront that we know today.

📸 Historical photo courtesy of Cleveland Public Library.

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This week is the first week back to school for Case Western Reserve University students, and the next world-renowned inn...
08/26/2026

This week is the first week back to school for Case Western Reserve University students, and the next world-renowned innovator may be headed to class. 🎓

We’re looking back on just a handful of CWRU graduates whose studies at this world-class institution inspired some of the most well-known technology we use today.

M. Frank Rudy – Class of 1950. Rudy attended the formerly named Case Institute of Technology, where he studied mechanical engineering. He went on to work for NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration, where he invented technology that put pressurized air cushioning into Nike shoes. While at NASA, he also worked on their Saturn and Apollo rocket engines and held more than 250 patents.

Paul Buchheit – Class of 1998. Buchheit attended CWRU for his graduate program, graduating in 1998 with a computer engineering degree. Not only did he go on to create Gmail and the social networking site FriendFeed, he coined Google’s former company motto, “Don’t be evil.”

Craig Newmark – Class of 1975 + 1977. Newmark graduated from CWRU in 1975 and 1977 with his graduate degree in computer science. In 1995, he began sending friends events via email, which turned into a newsletter known as Craigslist. Newmark has since given back to CWRU through his Craig Newmark Philanthropies charity, helping launch the Women in Tech Initiative at CWRU.

Peter Tippett – Class of 1981 + 1983. Tippett graduated from CWRU in 1981 with a biochemistry degree and in 1983 with his PhD. While completing his residency at what is now MetroHealth Medical Center, he created a software company out of his home in Cleveland Heights. Years later, he and other CWRU students wrote the anti-virus program that eventually became Norton AntiVirus.

Sandra Oh Lin – Class of 1997. Before she made a name for herself as an entrepreneur, Sandra Oh Lin was a CWRU soccer standout – setting records for career points (74) and goals (30). Later in life, as a mom, she began creating at-home STEAM projects for her kids and family friends. Both passions inspired her to begin KiwiCo, Inc. - shipping STEAM-related activities to kids nationwide. The company has shipped more than 50 million crates since its inception in 2011.

This short list upholds Case Western Reserve University’s reputation as one of the best research institutions in the world, located right here in Greater Cleveland.

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