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Past Participating Organizations Civic Leadership Institute Past Participating Organizations A Bober Markey Fedorovich Acclaim Communications LLC Bonnie Speed Logistics Achievement Centers For Children Bostwick Design Partnership Advance Ohio Boyd and Son Funeral Home and Crematory AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland Boys and Girls Clubs of Cleveland Akron Cleveland Association of REALTORS Britton, Smith, Peters & Kalail, Co., L.P.A. Alexander Mann Solutions BrownFlynn, Ltd Allegro Realty Advisors Buckley King Aloft Cleveland Downtown Business Sounds on Hold Alzheimer's Association Cleveland Area Chapter C American Cancer Society Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP American Greetings Corporation Candlewood Partners, LLC American Heart Association Canterbury Golf Club American Red Cross Northeast Ohio Region Cascade Partners AMFM, Inc. Case Western Reserve University Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple Case Western Reserve University Anti-Defamation League Catholic Charities Health & Human Services Aon Risk Solutions Cavaliers Operating Company, LLC Apple Growth Partners CBIZ Inc. Art Therapy Studio CBRE, Inc. Arthritis Foundation, Great Lake Region, Center for Arts-Inspired Learning Northeast Ohio Center for Reducing Health Disparities Atrium Medical Group Challenge Detroit Avery Dennison Chelm Properties B Chernett Wasserman Yager LLC Bank of America Citizens Bank Bank of America Merrill Lynch City of Cleveland Barnett Advisors City Year, Inc. BDO USA, LLP Ciuni & Panichi Inc. Beegan Architectural Design Cleveland - Marshall College of Law, CSU Belfor USA Cleveland 2016 Host Committee Benefits Data Trust Cleveland Artists Foundation Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff, LLP Cleveland Browns Bernie Moreno Companies Cleveland Clinic Bernie Moreno Companies Cleveland Council on World Affairs Bernstein Global Wealth Management Cleveland Heights-University Heights Public BioEnterprise Library Civic Leadership Institute is a program of the Cleveland Leadership Center. CLC’s mission is to build a continuum of civic leaders committed to our community's excellence by serving as a catalyst for civic engagement. 1375 East Ninth Street, Suite 2430; Cleveland, OH 44114 www.cleveleads.org 216.592 .2400 [email protected] Civic Leadership Institute Past Participating Organizations Cleveland Leadership Center Diabetes Partnership of Cleveland Cleveland Metroparks Diane McNally Consulting Cleveland Metropolitan School District DigitalC Cleveland Museum of Art Dise & Company Cleveland Museum of Natural History Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio Cleveland Play House Dix & Eaton Cleveland Public Library Dollar Bank Cleveland Rape Crisis Center Dominion Energy Cleveland Rowing Foundation Downtown Cleveland Alliance Cleveland Scholarship Programs E Cleveland State University E. F. Boyd & Son Inc. Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority Eaton Corporation Cohen & Company, Inc. Edmar Chemical Company ColemanWick, LLC Eliza Bryant Village Collaborent Group LLC Eliza Jennings Senior Care Network College Now Greater Cleveland Emergency Care Specialists Community Partnership For Arts & Culture Empowering & Strengthening Ohio's People Community Volunteer (ESOP) Consumers Life Insurance Company - Medical Enterprise Community Investment, Inc. Mutual Episcopal Diocese of Ohio Corporate College, a Division of Tri-C ERC Crain's Cleveland Business Ernst & Young LLP CRESCO Real Estate e-Ventus Corporation Cuyahoga Arts & Culture Executive Arrangements, Inc. Cuyahoga Community College F Cuyahoga County District Attorney Fairmount Properties Cuyahoga County Public Library Falls Communications Cuyahoga Health Access Partnership Famicos Foundation Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad Federal Bureau of Investigation, Cleveland D Division DDR Corp. Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Deaconess Community Foundation Ferro Corporation Deloitte Fifth Third Bank Destination Cleveland Findaway World, LLC Detroit Shoreway Community Development Findley Davies Inc. Organization FirstMerit Bank DeVry University Flashes of Hope, Inc. Civic Leadership Institute is a program of the Cleveland Leadership Center. CLC’s mission is to build a continuum of civic leaders committed to our community's excellence by serving as a catalyst for civic engagement. 1375 East Ninth Street, Suite 2430; Cleveland, OH 44114 www.cleveleads.org 216.592 .2400 [email protected] Civic Leadership Institute Past Participating Organizations Food Conscious Heights-Hillcrest Regional Chamber of Forest City Realty Trust, Inc. Commerce Frantz Ward LLP Hennes Communications Front Steps Housing and Services Hilton Cleveland Downtown G Hispanic Alliance, Inc GE Lighting Holden Forests & Gardens - Cleveland Botanical Geis Companies Garden Gina Gayle Media Hospice of the Western Reserve, Inc. Girl Scouts of North East Ohio Hotcards Glazen Creative Studios Howard Hanna Real Estate Services Global Cleveland HPM Partners LLC Global Prairie Huntington National Bank Goodwill Industries of Greater Cleveland & East Hyland Software Central Ohio Hylant Group Gordon Square Arts District I Grant Thornton LLP Ice Miller LLP Grants Plus Ingenuity Cleveland Great Lakes Publishing Company Ingenuity Cleveland Greater Cleveland Congregations InterContinental Hotel Cleveland Greater Cleveland Council Boy Scouts of J America Jewish Family Service Association Greater Cleveland Food Bank Jewish Federation of Cleveland Greater Cleveland Partnership John Carroll University Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority Jones Day Greater Cleveland Sports Commission JumpStart Inc. Greenwich Capital Group K Gries Financial Kahn Kleinman LPA Group Plan Commission Kalibrate H Kent State University Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP KeyBank Hartland Kohrman Jackson & Krantz Harvest CFO Consulting LLC L Hathaway Brown School LAND studio Hattie Larlham Foundation Lazorpoint Hawken School Legal Aid Society of Cleveland Hebrew Academy of Cleveland Life Act Hebrew Free Loan Association Cleveland LNE Group Civic Leadership Institute is a program of the Cleveland Leadership Center. CLC’s mission is to build a continuum of civic leaders committed to our community's excellence by serving as a catalyst for civic engagement. 1375 East Ninth Street, Suite 2430; Cleveland, OH 44114 www.cleveleads.org 216.592 .2400 [email protected] Civic Leadership Institute Past Participating Organizations Long & Short of It Ohio Aerospace Institute Luther Memorial School Ohio City, Inc. Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry Ohio Civil Rights Commission M Ohio State University Extension, Cuyahoga Co. Maloney & Novotny Office Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage OhioGuidestone Mansour Gavin LPA OMCO Holdings Marcus Thomas LLC Organizational Architecture Mazanec, Raskin, Ryder & Keller Osborn Engineering, OSports McDonald Hopkins LLC OsteoMed II McMaster-Carr Supply Company Oswald Companies McPc P Meaden & Moore Panther Expedited Services, Inc. Medical Mutual of Ohio Patrick A. Carney & Associates MedWish International Pease & Associates Mercedes Benz Penske Automotive Group Merrill Lynch Philippine American Society of Ohio Foundation Meyers, Roman, Friedberg & Lewis Photos by Turben Momentive Performance Materials PNC Bank Montefiore Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Project and Construction Services, Inc. Musical Arts Association PwC N Q NASA John H. Glenn Research Center Quez Media Marketing, Inc. Nature Center at Shaker Lakes R Neighborhood Family Practice RE/MAX Pros Neighborhood Progress, Inc. Red {an orchestra} Nemastil Home Inspections Richard Fleischman + Partners, Architects NewBridge Cleveland Center for Arts and Roetzel & Andress Technology S Niagara Foundation Saint Ignatius High School Nicola, Gudbranson & Cooper, LLC Senior Transportation Connection Northcoast Residential Relocation, LLC Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District Sisters of Charity Health System Notre Dame College Skanska USA Building Inc. O Skoda Minotti & Co. Office of the Cuyahoga County Executive Slavic Village Development Civic Leadership Institute is a program of the Cleveland Leadership Center. CLC’s mission is to build a continuum of civic leaders committed to our community's excellence by serving as a catalyst for civic engagement. 1375 East Ninth Street, Suite 2430; Cleveland, OH 44114 www.cleveleads.org 216.592 .2400 [email protected] Civic Leadership Institute Past Participating Organizations Sourcing Office Thompson Hine LLP Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP Thorman Petrov Griffin St. Martin de Porres High School Time Warner Sterling Towers Watson Stern Advertising Trinity Cathedral Summer on the Cuyahoga Trust for Public Land-Ohio Sustainable Love Corporation Tucker Ellis LLP T Tuscany Wine Distributors Ohio Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP U Teach for America - Cleveland U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Team NEO Development The Adcom Group, Inc. UBS The Alpha Group Agency, Inc. Ulmer & Berne LLP The Benjamin Rose Institute United Church of Christ The Centers for Families and Children United Way of Greater Cleveland The Chelko Consulting Group, LLC United Way of Medina County The City Club of Cleveland University Circle Inc. The Civic Commons University Hospitals The Cleveland Foundation Urban Community School The Cleveland Indians Baseball Company Ursuline College The Cleveland Museum of Art US Naval Sea Cadets, Akron Battalion The Cleveland Orchestra USI Insurance The Cleveland Police Foundation V The Cleveland Zoological Society Visiting Nurse Association Healthcare Partners The Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio of Ohio The Fund for Our Economic Future Vocon Design
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