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Occasionally, the CBC hosts leaders of organizations moving their offices/headquarters to Covington to speak at one of our monthly luncheons.  We’re honored to host Tim McMahon, CEO of Fischer Homes, which recently announced its plans to move its corporate headquarters to Covington in the next two years along with at least 350 jobs coming to the First District office building on Scott across from the Covington branch of the Kenton County Library.  We are equally excited to feature Bernie McKay, President & CEO of the Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr. Foundation, who announced recently that the Foundation is  relocating to Covington, making its new home at Ralph Haile Square in the building where Ralph Haile Jr. spent much of his professional life. The Foundation is an independent family foundation dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for residents in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. 

Tim McMahon, CEO of Fischer Homes

Tim McMahon is the CEO of Fischer Homes, the 31st largest U.S. builder. He has 30+ years in residential and commercial construction, including EVP roles at Centex Homes. Led major market expansions and holds a Civil/Structural Engineering degree from Rutgers University. 

Bernard L. McKay

President & CEO of Haile foundation

Prior to joining the Haile Foundation, Bernie spent 28 years as an attorney with Frost Brown Todd LLC where he concentrated his practice in the areas of trusts, estates and charitable giving and previously served as the Practice Group Leader for the firm’s Privately Held Business & Wealth Planning Practice.  Bernie is a Fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel, is an alumnus of both Leadership Cincinnati and Leadership Northern Kentucky, named to Best Lawyers in America from 2006 to 2021 and was the Southwest Ohio “Lawyer of the Year” for Trust and Estate law in 2016 by the Best Lawyers in America.  Bernie and his husband, Zack Weber, make their home in the East Row Historic District in Newport.