DePauw University would be a key part of a business incubator system in Greencastle.
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[UPDATED] Greencastle Could Consider Business Incubator System
DePauw University Spokesman Ken Owen discusses the possibility.
In west central Indiana, a newly-elected mayor says she wants to help community businesses grow. Greencastle Mayor-elect Sue Murray tells the Banner Graphic that encouraging the growth of young businesses will be a focal point of her administration. That includes the potential for a business incubator system through a partnership with the Greencastle Development Center and DePauw University.
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Press Release
December 4, 2007, Greencastle, Ind. - Mayor-elect Sue Murray "said she wants to make Greencastle what she called a 'business incubator system' by partnering with the Greencastle Development Center and the McDermond Center at DePauw University to encourage growth of young businesses," reports today's Banner Graphic. "She said she hopes to attract more business professionals to stay and to move into the city to start businesses."
Adam Coates writes, "Revitalizing the downtown area was the first item Murray listed in her recent interview with the Banner Graphic. 'That living room of ours needs some work,' she said. Her idea involves forming a downtown business improvement district, which would be headed by a board of directors and would involve downtown business owners sharing ideas and resources for improving the city's center of business. She said she has already been in conversations with the Chamber of Commerce and its board of directors, but she still wants to meet with the Putnam County Convention and Visitor's Bureau and Main Street Greencastle to share ideas."
Source: Depauw University
