July 2013
| Business World Magazine | 43
Khalil Gibran once wrote, “Progress lies not in enhancing what is, but in advancing
toward what will be.” In Ohio, with respect to a community nicknamed as “The City
of Progress,” the advancing of economic development initiatives has, however, en-
hanced the environment for existing enterprises while also progressing in the com-
munity’s potential to attract new industry.
Located only minutes away from downtown
Cincinnati and the Ohio River, the city of
Sharonville is situated upon 11-square miles
of prime real estate positioned at the inter-
sections of Interstate 75, Interstate 71, and
Interstate 275; and, no doubt, the traffic tra-
versing through this corridor adds credence
to the community’s nickname as “The City
