Group Works to Jumpstart Vincennes
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As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowA nonprofit focusing on downtown revitalization has launched in Indiana's first city. The InVin Inc. Arts, Business & Innovation Initiative is marketing Vincennes in hopes of attracting new and increased investment. Executive Director Elizabeth Cutter-McNeece says the organization is striving to make the downtown a destination for visitors in the Illinois basin and beyond. She says the public and private sectors are contributing to InVin., including one of the group's “catalysts,” Pioneer Oil Co. Inc. Chief Financial Officer Steve Miller. Cutter-McNeece says Miller, an Indiana University graduate, is a Vincennes native and has played a major role in driving the nonprofit forward since the company located an operation to Knox County last year.
Source: Inside INdiana Business
December 18, 2014
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VINCENNES, Ind. – A new nonprofit is targeting revitalization of Vincennes' central core. InVin, Inc., is launching an arts, business and innovation initiative to encourage reinvestment and redevelopment of historic properties, identify key businesses for recruitment, promote artist relocation, and collaborate on public infrastructure improvements. The group is also seeking designation as a Main Street organization. To learn more, visit the InVin, Inc. website: http://http://invin.org/wordpress/
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