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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Central_PartnershipCentral Partnership - Wikipedia

    Central Partnership (Russian: Централ Партнершип) is a Russian film distribution and production company founded in 1995. The distributor was acquired by Russian gas company Gazprom in 2014.

  2. variety.com › 2021 › filmCentral Partnership Celebrates 25 Years With Plans for Global...

    Oct 4, 2021 · Central Partnership’s Vadim Vereschagin Maps Future Plans, Global Outlook for Russian Production and Distribution Giant. By Christopher Vourlias. Courtesy of Central Partnership. When the...

  3. columbuspartnership.comColumbus Partnership

    The Columbus Partnership is a nonprofit organization of CEOs from Columbus’ leading businesses and institutions. Learn More.

  4. columbusregion.com › about-us › columbus-partnershipThe Columbus Partnership is a Coalition of Business Leaders

    What began as eight CEOs evolved into the Partnership’s current membership base of more than 70 leaders who represent the Columbus business community. The Columbus Partnership’s family of organizations includes One Columbus, Smart Columbus, and Clean Energy Partners.

  5. columbusregion.com › about-usA Collection of Economic Development Partners With One Goal

    One Columbus is the economic development organization for the 11-county Columbus Region. Working with local and state partners, the team serves as a business location resource for companies across Central Ohio and around the world.

  6. columbusregion.comPartners Committed to Economic Growth in the Columbus Region

    Jun 25, 2024 · Economic Development. Businesses in the 11-county Columbus Region benefit from a robust economic development infrastructure. One Columbus, the economic development organization for the Region, works with both state and local partners to help new and existing businesses grow in the Columbus Region.

  7. www.cscc.edu › for-business › intelIntel, Columbus State, and Chip Manufacturing Careers in central ...

    Intel is bringing semiconductor or “chip” manufacturing to Ohio with the construction of a $20 billion factory complex in central Ohio. With it comes the promise of thousands of good-paying jobs and the need to develop education, training, a steady supply of talent to support this booming industry.