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Bird Houk Collaborative, founded in 1993, is a multidisciplinary team of planners, architects, urban designers and landscape architects. The services offered include architecture, urban design, planning, and landscape architecture. Some of the specific services include development feasibility studies, economic redevelopment strategy, developer solicitation, site and acquisition strategy, and public-private development strategy. It has offered architectural services to various industries and clients, including offices, educational buildings, and commercial mixed-use and integrated parking, residential, hospitality, retail, sports and recreation. Its planning services include town planning and new urbanism, conservation development, residential communities, golf course communities, campus planning, mixed-use development, urban and regional planning, and zoning and entitlements. Bird Houk Collaborative is located in Dublin, Ohio.

Gerber, LLC, based in Columbus, OH, has been dedicated to serving first-generation entrepreneurs since 2005. With a focus on integrating life, business, and financial goals, Gerber provides clarity and guidance to help entrepreneurs thrive in their ventures while minimizing stress. Through their four-phase Gerber Gateway process, Gerber helps entrepreneurs navigate challenges, identify opportunities, and grow as leaders in both their businesses and personal lives. With a network of experienced experts and tailored services, Gerber aims to support entrepreneurs at every stage of their entrepreneurial journey.Generated from the website

Revolution Mortgage is a rapidly growing lender, that offers low rates and payments for refinancing and home purchase loans. They leverage technology to boost efficiencies in the loan process to give customers a low rate, fast closing, and a unique brand experience garnering the attention of millennial homebuyers. With brick-and-mortar offices opening across the nation and a digital lending platform that produces a seamless online lending experience, homebuyers are seeing firsthand the future of the mortgage industry.