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The Indy Chamber has announced several new members of its board of directors. They include Indianapolis-based Angie's List Inc. (Nasdaq: ANGI) Founder Angie Hicks and Indiana Sports Corp. President Allison Melangton.

February 5, 2014

News Release

Indianapolis, Ind. –Today the Indy Chamber elected corporate officers to lead its board of directors. They include:

Chair: Mike Bosway, City Securities

Vice Chair: Rob Hillman, Anthem

Treasurer: Enrique Conterno, Eli Lilly and Company

Secretary: Melissa Proffitt Reese, Ice Miller

“Our focus is on making the regional economy stronger than ever and with the help of our outstanding board of directors and this strong team of board leadership, I am confident we will make a great impact,” said Michael Huber, president and CEO of the Indy Chamber.

The Indy Chamber is also pleased to announce the newest members of its board of directors. Joining the board are:

Douglas Banning, Miller Pipeline

Chris Casazza, Stanley Security Solutions

Billie Dragoo, RepuCare

Doug Esamann, Duke Energy

Bill Hansen, USA Funds

Jonathan Hess, Browning Day Mullins & Dierdorf Architects

Angie Hicks, Angie's List

Leonard Hoops, Visit Indy

Joyce Irwin, Community Health Network Foundation

Rob Manuel, University of Indianapolis

Susan Matthews, Borshoff

Allison Melangton, Indiana Sports Corp.

Ann Murtlow, United Way of Central Indiana

Jackie Nytes, Indianapolis Public Library

Tom O'Boyle, Marsh Supermarkets

Rob Pruitt, BKD

Brian Sullivan, Shiel Sexton

Dennis Trinkle, Harrison College

Ace Yakey, Lilly Endowment

About the Indy Chamber

The Indy Chamber is the voice of progress and improvement for the Indianapolis region's business community. With membership of nearly 3,000 businesses representing 230,000 employees in the Indianapolis region, the Indy Chamber is leading the effort to strengthen the business climate, improve the state of education, revitalize neighborhoods and enhance the region's workforce. In 2012, the Indy Chamber merged with Indy Partnership, Develop Indy, and Business Ownership Initiative. For more information about the Indy Chamber, visit IndyChamber.com.

Source: The Indy Chamber

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