Eli Lilly and Company 2009 Financial Outlook: President and CEO John Lechleiter
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Citizens Energy Group's New Name and Its Unique Approach to Keeping Customers Informed: Carey Lykins
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An Economic Development Mission and Searching for Business Opportunities Overseas: Indianapolis Mayor Greg BallardAn
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Indianapolis: A Leader for Other Downtowns with Tamara Zahn, President, Indianapolis Downtown Inc.
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Downtown IN Depth
Downtown IN Depth is a quarterly series from Inside INdiana Business
exploring the issues central to the downtown Indianapolis business community. Throughout the year we will look at how investments,
amenities and sports shape the experience of doing
business downtown.
Downtown IN Depth Quarter 4
In the fourth of our quarterly series on downtown Indianapolis, we get back to our roots and focus on the city's corporate base. It is a challenging time for businesses as the economy sets limits that did not exist just a few months ago. Some owntown companies are cutting jobs, like Clarian and the Indianapolis Star, but there are signs of growth. We're joined by Eli Lilly CEO John Lechleiter who reacts to the week's investor meeting in New York and the finalized acquisition of ImClone. Citizen's Gas has a new name and a new focus on technology to reach its customers. CEO of Citizen's Energy, Carey Lykins, is in studeio. Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard just returned from an economic development trip to Japan and China. He discusses the mission. And Throughout the year, we have seen how business, sports, quality of life and more make up a successful and vibrant downtown community. Tamara Zahn of Indianapolis Downtown Inc. will join Gerry Dick to wrap up the series and discuss what's next for downtown Indianapolis.
 Marshall Goldsmith, Author, Management GuruIn a Studio(i) interview with Inside INdiana Business Host Gerry Dick, G... |
 Greg Ballard, Mayor of IndianapolisIn a Studio(i) interview with Inside INdiana Host Gerry Dick, Mayor Ball... |
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Downtown IN Depth Quarter 3
Inside INdiana Business went on location at the new Lucas Oil Stadium for the third of our quarterly reports on downtown Indianapolis, "Downtown IN Depth." In this edition, Indianapolis' sports community will take center stage as we come to you from the nation's newest world class sports venue…a truly spectacular facility. We'll break down the role of sports in downtown Indianapolis' past, present and future. We'll also have an inside look at how this massive structure is literally changing the face of one of our country's most dynamic downtowns.
Leading the Project: David Frick, Chairman, Indiana Stadium and Convention Building Authority
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Driving the Deal: Pete Ward, Senior Executive Vice President, Indianapolis Colts
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Overseeing Lucas Oil Stadium: Bob Grand, Chairman, Capital Improvement Board
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Stadium's Impact on Sports: Joie Chitwood, President/COO, Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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More Than Just Sports: Don Welsh, President/CEO, ICVA and Tamara Zahn, President, Indianapolis Downtown, Inc.
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Doing Business Downtown: Craig Huse, President, St. Elmo Steak House; Philip Ray, GM, Omni Severin Downtown Hotel and Hal Yeagy, Owner, Slippery Noodle
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Our Inside INdiana Sports reporter Bill Benner provides perspective on what the new Lucas Oil Stadium means to the city and its sports community.
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Downtown IN Depth Quarter 2
In the second quarter, Downtown IN Depth explored what bringing the 2012 Super Bowl to Indianapolis will mean to the city. We took a look at the preparations that are already underway for the big game and what the Indianapolis skyline will look like in 2012. National Football League owners voted to award the 2012 Super Bowl to Indianapolis over competing offers from Houston and the Phoenix suburb of Glendale, Arizona. The decision is expected to mean an economic bonanza for the Indianapolis region as well as global media attention.
Super Bowl bid with committee members Mark Miles and Jack Swarbrick
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Colts' President Bill Polian
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Preparations for Downtown with Bob Bedell and Tamara Zahn
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Inside Indiana Sports - Bill Benner
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Economic Impact of the Super Bowl with Michael Hicks
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IN Depth:
Changing Landscape of Downtown Indy with Tamara Zahn, Bill Browne and Jeremy Stephenson
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Restaurants:
Fogo de Chao with Opening Manager Andrew Feldmann
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Restaurants:
Scholar's Inn with Owner Lyle Feigenbaum
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Downtown IN Depth Quarter 1
In the first edition in our series, we looked into the increase of mid-sized companies and regional headquarters investing in Indianapolis. We will talk to some of the companies choosing the city and the officials trying to attract them. For more information, click on the video links below.
Regional headquarters and mid-sized companies are big business in downtown Indianapolis.
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City of Indianapolis Chief of Staff, Paul Okeson is helping to see out Mayor Greg Ballard's business plan.
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We've assembled a panel of three experts from the Indianapolis business community for an in depth look at the city.
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Buckingham Companies recently moved into a renovated headquarters on north Meridian Street.
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