Cincinnati, OH - May 15, 2007 (For immediate release)

The Cincinnatus Association, a group of community leaders dedicated to improving the quality of life in Greater Cincinnati, has announced its officers for 2007-2008.  At its meeting on May 8, the Cincinnatus Association membership elected the following individuals:

President - John Frank, Chairman, Colliers Turley Martin Tucker Co.

Vice President - Charles Curran, retired senior vice president, COMAIR

Secretary - Robin Gehl, Vice President for Programming, Cincinnati Public Radio

Treasurer - Rea Waldon, Director of the Urban League's Economic Empowerment Center

Also elected as at-large members of the Association's Executive Committee were Alexander DeJarnett, Deborah Dent, Kent Friel, George Molinsky and Bill Scheyer.
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The Cincinnatus Association, founded in 1920 by Cincinnati leaders to fight corruption in city government, is now comprised of 100 community leaders committed to initiating, participating in, and promoting projects that improve the quality of life for the citizens in Greater Cincinnati.  The efforts of Cincinnatus are coordinated and attributed to organizational sub-groups, known as panels, each delegated a specific area of the Association's overall mission.  The Excellence in Government panel focuses on the effectiveness and efficiency of local and state government; Excellence in Education on improvement and support of public education; Community Inclusion on uniting all citizens across racial, ethnic, economic and religious boundaries; and Arts & Culture on improvement and support of arts and culture organizations.

More information is available at www.CincinnatusAssoc.org.

Cincinnatus Association may be contacted at Cincinnatus_Assoc@hotmail.com.