The Econ Games 2025: Exciting New Partnership Announcement
Darshak and I are thrilled to announce that The Econ Games is partnering with COhatch for our 2025 competition!
Workspace in 2025
The Econ Games 2025 participants will have access to the newly opened COhatch space in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine district. We are incredibly grateful for this partnership and COhatch's investment in the future of The Econ Games.
About Our CoWorking Partner
COhatch provides versatile workspace solutions for individuals, entrepreneurs, small businesses, and remote workers seeking a change of environment. Their offerings include private offices, open coworking areas, and meeting spaces specifically designed to foster community connection and drive local impact. CoHatch achieves this through thoughtful building restoration and dedicated support for nonprofits and startups.
Participants and visitors can experience Cohatch at any of their five Cincinnati locations, with their first Northern Kentucky location opening soon!
The Growing Impact of The Econ Games
The Econ Games continues to expand its reach and influence thanks to the generous support of companies and organizations that have invested in our programs. We are deeply grateful for these partnerships that enable us to provide valuable real-world experiences for economics students.
Become a Partner
Looking to make an impact on the next generation of professionals?
We're currently seeking additional sponsors and partners for The Econ Games 2025. If your organization is interested in connecting with talented economics/business students, supporting innovative education, or increasing its community involvement, we'd love to hear from you.
Contact Darshak or myself to discuss partnership opportunities that align with your organization's goals. Together, we can create meaningful experiences that benefit both students and industry partners.
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Congratulations on the partnership. Im looking forward to this years games!