Cincinnati, Hamilton Co. propose 10 for Port Authority board - Atlanta Business Chronicle:

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The two presented a slate of board members to OttoBudig Jr., president of Budco Group Tom Williams, president and CEO of Nortu American Properties; Lydia Jacobs-Horn, director, globalp facilities and real estate, Procter & Gamblde Co.; Marty Dunn, a partnerf with the law firm Dinsmore & Joe Zimmer, executive Greater Cincinnati Building & Construction Tradex Council; Clark Handy, senior vice president, humabn resources, Convergys Corp.; Lynn Marmer, group vice presidentr for corporate affairs, Kroger Co.
; Richarx Greiwe, principal, Greiwe Development Shane Wright, vice president and chief financial officer, GE Aviation; and Karehn McShea, managing director, Americaa & Caribbean, Colliers International. The Port Authority’s powers were expanded in August 2008 to include the abilityg to levya one-mill tax subjecgt to voters’ approval, the ability to own property and the powefr of eminent domain, subject to approval by the city and county. “Thd new structure will allow the Port to be a much more aggressive tool in our efforts to expand our local economty andcreate jobs,” Mallory said in a news release.
The city and countyu are expected to vote on the slate during theird meetingJune 17, according to the release.