Business Spotlight: 3 Mass Condos
Todd Maurer, Halakar Properties
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Ambrosia Centro
Gino Pizzi, Owner
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Wishard Expansion
Matthew Gutwein, Health and Hospital
Corporation of Marion County
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Tamara Zahn, Indianapolis Downtown Inc.
Steve Delaney, Sitehawk
Sean Seyferth, Miller-Eads Co. 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 3
Our quarterly feature on downtown Indianapolis, Downtown IN Depth, looks at the recession's impact on development in
the city's capital. Downtown Indianapolis has more than 80 commercial construction projects worth more than $2 billion
that will be completed by 2015. Residential and restaurant development also continue to thrive with large projects like
the recently completed 3Mass Condos. Also, 5 restaurants are expected to open in downtown by the end of the year.
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 Jeff Patchen, President and CEO, The Children's Museum of IndianapolisIn a Studio(i) interview, The Children's Museum of Indianapolis Presiden... |
 Jerry Conover, Director, Indiana Business Research CenterIn a Studio(i) interview, IBRC Director Jerry Conover talked about both ... |
 Matt Gutwein, CEO, Marion County Health and Hospital Corp.In a Studio(i) interview, Gutwein discusses the Wishard project with Ins... |
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Downtown IN Depth Quarter 2
Motorsports are central to the Indianapolis are economy with more than 400 companies employing over 8800 workers. There is not better month to show off Indy's motorsports status than the month of May and the Indianapolis 500. Each year, tens of thousands of visitors flock to downtown Indianapolis to take part in the events leading up to the big day. Over the next 30 minutes, we'll hear again from Indianapolis Motor Speedway President and Chief Operating Officer Joie Chitwood along with Indy Car Driver Sarah Fisher. We'll give you an inside look at the history of the track AND a program hoping to produce the next generation of the motorsports workforce.
Business of Motorsports
Joie Chitwood, IMS Pres/CEO
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway Turns 100
Donald Davidson, IMS Historian
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Motorsports Economic Impact
Tamara Zahn, Downtown Indianapolis, Inc.
Doug Boles, i3 Worlwide
John Clark, Indianapolis Airport Authority
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Sarah Fisher Racing
Sarah Fisher, Drive/Owner
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(i) On Campus: IUPUI Motorsports
Pete Hylton, Indianapolis University, Purdue University at Indianapolis
Riley Dill, IUPUI Student Driver
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Downtown IN Depth Quarter 1
One of the largest economic drivers in downtown Indianapolis is its its educational institutions. Between the two largest, IUPUI and Ivy Tech, there are over 50,000 students enrolled in classes. Compare that to the 125,000 people who work downtown and education draws a big number of people to the area. In our quarterly series, Downtown IN Depth, we'll take a more in depth look at education's role in downtown Indianapolis.
Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis Master Plan:
Charles Bantz, IUPUI
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Education in the City:
Charles Bantz, IUPUI
Hank Dunn, Ivy Tech Central Indiana
Tamara Zahn, Indianapolis Downtown, Inc.
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Indianapolis International Airport:
John Clark, Executive Director/CEO
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Downtown IN Depth 2008
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