In 2022, the LPGA returned to Cincinnati for the first time in 30 years. The Kroger Queen City Championship presented by P&G became more than just a professional golf tournament. In conjunction with the golf tournament, the Game Changers platform was developed by Kroger and P&G to champion women in sports, business, and education.

This commitment included developing a world-class women's leadership program, the Queen City Game Changers, to accelerate female advancement into executive leadership roles and creating a Game Changers Scholarship program to support multicultural women seeking advanced degrees in business and liberal arts.

The inaugural class of Queen City Game Changers consisted of 130 women, with representation from top local companies, entrepreneurial organizations, and chambers of commerce in Greater Cincinnati.

Participants take part in an eight-month curriculum with hands-on learning and mentorship provided by executive coaches, along with connections with Cincinnati-based senior executives and entrepreneurial leaders.

The Game Changers program is part of a movement of Cincinnati-based companies and organizations including not only Kroger and P&G, but also Cintas, Great American, St. Elizabeth, TriHealth, GE Aviation, Mortar, The Gratitude Collection, Power to Pursue, Cloverleaf, the Cincinnati Chapter of Next Up, and many others.