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With your help, George Zamary can promote positive change in Cincinnati. He is qualified to help lead this city
to New Heights for the following reasons:
1) Proven Results and Leadership - George Zamary continues to improve Cincinnati through his efforts with
local organizations. For example:
2) Passion for Cincinnati – Having lived in Cincinnati for nearly ten years (and downtown for the last five
years), George has a vested interest in seeing our city thrive. He sees enormous, untapped potential in
Downtown and the first ring suburbs that comprise the City of Cincinnati. George feels we can apply
learnings from cities like Seattle, Charlotte and others who are successfully building projects similar to our
Banks Project and are successfully dealing with similar challenges to our own. We also need to complete
projects that help unify our great city like the streetcar system. We must not only build the system, though.
We must encourage businesses and residents to locate along the line in order to make it a true success.
3) Relevant Skills – As a lawyer, George has built the communication and negotiation skills to effectively
present and pass legislation as well as work with state, city, business and community leaders to make
positive change. He has also built strong leadership skills through his community and professional
activities that will enable him to effectively lead Cincinnati to New Heights.
For more information about George Zamary's background, please see his short biography (below).
Recent Press about George Zamary:
The Downtowner: ZamarywantsCincinnatitoSOAR
Radio Station 94.9: GeorgeZamary
Short Biography:
George Zamary was born and raised in Youngstown, Ohio. As a child, he would frequently travel to Cleveland
and Pittsburgh where he loved the downtown atmospheres. It was at this early age that he became
passionate about the diverse culture of a vibrant city.
George first visited Cincinnati in 1995 and was instantly hypnotized with the beauty of this magnificent city.
Upon completing law school in 1998, he moved to Cincinnati and began his legal career clerking for the
Honorable Arthur M. Ney, Jr. of the Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas. George then went to work as an
Associate with Rendigs, Fry, Kiely & Dennis, LLP. His area of expertise was civil defense litigation with
particular emphasis on construction matters. George is presently an Associate with Buckley King, LPA in its
Litigation and Business Practice Groups.
In 2005, George was recognized by Law and Politics Magazine as a Rising Star, Ohio Super Lawyer. In 2007,
he was selected to participate in the Cincinnati Academy of Leadership for Lawyers (CALL Class XI).
George has been very involved with Cincinnati organizations like the Fine Arts Fund’s Business Volunteers for
the Arts program. Through this program he began working with The Know Theatre of Cincinnati where he
participated on the theater’s Fundraising Committee and was active in the selection of the theater’s new
location at 1120 Jackson Street in Over-the-Rhine. His energetic involvement and solid contributions led The
Know Theatre’s Board to select him as President of its Board of Directors in 2006. In May 2007, he was
honored to be elected to a second term as President.
George served on the Steering Committee of The Urbanists, a grassroots organization of concerned citizens
who share his vision of a revitalized Cincinnati. In 2004, George was selected to serve as the leader of The
Urbanists where he formed lasting ties with civic, political and community leaders throughout the city. During
this time he facilitated presentations concerning redevelopment of Fountain Square and Over-The-Rhine.
George has also been active with the Cincinnati Art Museum’s Taste of Duveneck Committee, the Taft Museum
of Art and the Mercantile Library’s Niehoff Lecture XX Committee.
George ran the 2005 Flying Pig Marathon with Team In Training while raising money for the
Leukemia/Lymphoma Society. He has also been active with the Pro-Kids Run for Kids, sponsored by the
Cincinnati Bar Association. George has recently developed a passion for mountain climbing and climbed his
first mountain in September of this year, Mt. Ranier.
George graduated from Ohio University with a Bachelor of Science degree in 1995. He obtained his law
degree from Capital University Law School in 1998.
to New Heights for the following reasons:
1) Proven Results and Leadership - George Zamary continues to improve Cincinnati through his efforts with
local organizations. For example:
• George is currently the Board President of The Know Theatre of Cincinnati in Over-The-Rhine,
working with artists and developers to bring more people and businesses to this part of our city. His
efforts here are also making our city streets safer.
• As a former Chairperson of The Urbanists, George facilitated revitalization programs for Fountain
Square and Over-The-Rhine. More people are spending time downtown and in OTR now.
• As a volunteer with the Fine Arts Fund, Cincinnati Art Museum, Taft Museum of Art and the
Mercantile Library, George works to promote residents’ active participation in the arts to encourage
the continued growth of these great city assets.
2) Passion for Cincinnati – Having lived in Cincinnati for nearly ten years (and downtown for the last five
years), George has a vested interest in seeing our city thrive. He sees enormous, untapped potential in
Downtown and the first ring suburbs that comprise the City of Cincinnati. George feels we can apply
learnings from cities like Seattle, Charlotte and others who are successfully building projects similar to our
Banks Project and are successfully dealing with similar challenges to our own. We also need to complete
projects that help unify our great city like the streetcar system. We must not only build the system, though.
We must encourage businesses and residents to locate along the line in order to make it a true success.
3) Relevant Skills – As a lawyer, George has built the communication and negotiation skills to effectively
present and pass legislation as well as work with state, city, business and community leaders to make
positive change. He has also built strong leadership skills through his community and professional
activities that will enable him to effectively lead Cincinnati to New Heights.
For more information about George Zamary's background, please see his short biography (below).
Recent Press about George Zamary:
The Downtowner: ZamarywantsCincinnatitoSOAR
Radio Station 94.9: GeorgeZamary
Short Biography:
George Zamary was born and raised in Youngstown, Ohio. As a child, he would frequently travel to Cleveland
and Pittsburgh where he loved the downtown atmospheres. It was at this early age that he became
passionate about the diverse culture of a vibrant city.
George first visited Cincinnati in 1995 and was instantly hypnotized with the beauty of this magnificent city.
Upon completing law school in 1998, he moved to Cincinnati and began his legal career clerking for the
Honorable Arthur M. Ney, Jr. of the Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas. George then went to work as an
Associate with Rendigs, Fry, Kiely & Dennis, LLP. His area of expertise was civil defense litigation with
particular emphasis on construction matters. George is presently an Associate with Buckley King, LPA in its
Litigation and Business Practice Groups.
In 2005, George was recognized by Law and Politics Magazine as a Rising Star, Ohio Super Lawyer. In 2007,
he was selected to participate in the Cincinnati Academy of Leadership for Lawyers (CALL Class XI).
George has been very involved with Cincinnati organizations like the Fine Arts Fund’s Business Volunteers for
the Arts program. Through this program he began working with The Know Theatre of Cincinnati where he
participated on the theater’s Fundraising Committee and was active in the selection of the theater’s new
location at 1120 Jackson Street in Over-the-Rhine. His energetic involvement and solid contributions led The
Know Theatre’s Board to select him as President of its Board of Directors in 2006. In May 2007, he was
honored to be elected to a second term as President.
George served on the Steering Committee of The Urbanists, a grassroots organization of concerned citizens
who share his vision of a revitalized Cincinnati. In 2004, George was selected to serve as the leader of The
Urbanists where he formed lasting ties with civic, political and community leaders throughout the city. During
this time he facilitated presentations concerning redevelopment of Fountain Square and Over-The-Rhine.
George has also been active with the Cincinnati Art Museum’s Taste of Duveneck Committee, the Taft Museum
of Art and the Mercantile Library’s Niehoff Lecture XX Committee.
George ran the 2005 Flying Pig Marathon with Team In Training while raising money for the
Leukemia/Lymphoma Society. He has also been active with the Pro-Kids Run for Kids, sponsored by the
Cincinnati Bar Association. George has recently developed a passion for mountain climbing and climbed his
first mountain in September of this year, Mt. Ranier.
George graduated from Ohio University with a Bachelor of Science degree in 1995. He obtained his law
degree from Capital University Law School in 1998.
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