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ULI Cincinnati: WLI Coffee with Game Changer Councilwoman Dennard
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Get to know some of Cincinnati’s most engaging leaders in this unique members-only series organized by ULI Cincinnati’s Women’s Leadership Initiative (WLI). In this series, Coffee with a Game Changer, featured leaders will participate in a conversation where members will hear both the challenges and highlights of their professional story.
Meet our game changer, Tamaya Dennard, Cincinnati Councilwoman.
Councilwoman Dennard was born and raised in Cincinnati. She is a proud product of Cincinnati Public Schools, more specifically Aiken High School. She attended the Toulouse School of Business in France (cole SupÉérieure de Commerce de Toulouse) and later graduated from the University of Cincinnati Carl H. Lindner College of Business with a degree in International Business.–
Tamaya’s innovative thinking around engagement led her to a successful career as a political strategist and eventually to successfully pursue public office. Her passion for people, inclusion and social justice made advocacy her occupation. ’ Writing policy and legislation to assist the underserved community and her desire to see more women in politics led her to being a sought after speaker in high schools and on college campuses throughout the State of Ohio. Tamaya has been a featured speaker for Elect Her and the Ohio Diversity Conference Women’s Conference. She is also a TEDx speaker.
In addition to being a Cincinnati City Councilwoman, Tamaya is currently working as an innovation specialist with Design Impact, a non-profit social innovation design firm located here in Cincinnati. In 2014, she was named one of the Forty Under 40 Leaders to Watch in Cincinnati by the Cincinnati Business Courier and in 2017, Tamaya received the Affirmed Award from the Urban League Young Professionals of Greater Southwestern Ohio. In 2018, Tamaya received the NAACP Theodore M. Berry Award.
This event is hosted by ULI Cincinnati’s Women’s Leadership Initiative and free to all ULI members.
Agenda
8:45 a.m. – Check-in and networking
9:00 a.m. – Program
10:00 a.m. – Conclusion
The event is sponsored by The Model Group.
Meet our game changer, Tamaya Dennard, Cincinnati Councilwoman.
Councilwoman Dennard was born and raised in Cincinnati. She is a proud product of Cincinnati Public Schools, more specifically Aiken High School. She attended the Toulouse School of Business in France (cole SupÉérieure de Commerce de Toulouse) and later graduated from the University of Cincinnati Carl H. Lindner College of Business with a degree in International Business.–
Tamaya’s innovative thinking around engagement led her to a successful career as a political strategist and eventually to successfully pursue public office. Her passion for people, inclusion and social justice made advocacy her occupation. ’ Writing policy and legislation to assist the underserved community and her desire to see more women in politics led her to being a sought after speaker in high schools and on college campuses throughout the State of Ohio. Tamaya has been a featured speaker for Elect Her and the Ohio Diversity Conference Women’s Conference. She is also a TEDx speaker.
In addition to being a Cincinnati City Councilwoman, Tamaya is currently working as an innovation specialist with Design Impact, a non-profit social innovation design firm located here in Cincinnati. In 2014, she was named one of the Forty Under 40 Leaders to Watch in Cincinnati by the Cincinnati Business Courier and in 2017, Tamaya received the Affirmed Award from the Urban League Young Professionals of Greater Southwestern Ohio. In 2018, Tamaya received the NAACP Theodore M. Berry Award.
This event is hosted by ULI Cincinnati’s Women’s Leadership Initiative and free to all ULI members.
Agenda
8:45 a.m. – Check-in and networking
9:00 a.m. – Program
10:00 a.m. – Conclusion
The event is sponsored by The Model Group.