Chamber Delegation in Toronto

Huber says more than 90 percent of companies in the city have no international sales.

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The Indy Chamber is this week leading a delegation of more than 100 central Indiana business and community leaders in Toronto for an annual leadership exchange. LEXINDY will include panel discussions, think tank sessions and tours around issues including innovation and entrepreneurship, transforming communities through social innovation and public-private partnerships.

Previous LEXINDY city visits have included Nashville, Portland and Austin.

The four-day event began Sunday with a welcome dinner at the Hockey Hall of Fame and remarks from Saad Rafi, chief executive officer of TORONTO 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games Organizing Committee.

Inside INdiana Business Host Gerry Dick is participating on the trip and will be filing reports from Toronto at www.insideindianabusiness.com.