Black Developers Conference

✨ Have you registered yet? ✨
BUILD Forward Conference (formerly the BLK Developers Conference) is almost here, and you don’t want to miss what we have planned! 🚀
📅 September 18–19, 2025
📍 Graduate Hotel Cincinnati
This year’s sessions will highlight:
🔹 Transformational development projects
🔹 Access to capital + funding strategies
🔹 Building sustainable communities
🔹 Tech + innovation in development
🔹 Pathways for minority + small business growth
🔹 Networking with leaders shaping our city’s future
✅ If you’ve been planning to attend but haven’t signed up yet—this is your sign!
Register today at 👉 www.buildcincy.org

BUILD a Forward 2025, formerly The BLK Developers Conference, is gearing up for a content-packed event that highlights the critical role of development in driving transformational change in our communities. Join us as we explore innovative projects, investment opportunities, and strategies for growing your business, revitalizing neighborhoods, and navigating your first, or next, development project. Register at ✨www.buildcincy.org

BUILD Forward 2025, formerly The BLK Developers Conference, is gearing up for a content-packed event that highlights the critical role of development in driving transformational change in our communities. Join us as we explore innovative projects, investment opportunities, and strategies for growing your business, revitalizing neighborhoods, and navigating your first, or next, development project. Register at ✨www.buildcincy.org

Live recordings of each session are dropping this week over on our YouTube channel!

Direct link to Session One Playlist:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiJqsi11JK2Jl6FfecSUJT7nfhu5c61K4&si=9KcjG1x4sYkhyZ1h

Day two at this year's was influential through the conversations between panelists and attendees! We wanted people to ask the questions that would bring them to the next step and you guys didn't disappoint! The energy and engagement that everyone brought shows the importance of why isn't just a privilege, but a necessity for our city.

Looking back on day one of , what did you take away most from the conversations?