With another installment of our monthly Culture Matters segment we spotlight the reasons for the rapid growth of Milhaus, the development company headquartered in downtown Indianapolis. We also take a look at some of their completed projects, and how their workplace culture translates to their projects and their customers.  

Governor Eric Holcomb says a tax exemption for Sales as a Service is something that was brought up "again and again" in meeting with Hoosier tech executives. Indiana is one of four states to have approved this type of law. The ceremonial signing took place Friday morning at the headquarters of Indianapolis-based SaaS company, DemandJump.

Senator Ron Alting, R-Lafayette, previously opposed Sunday alcohol sales. He weighs in on passing Senate Bill 1 and what changed his mind. 

This week Visit Indy named Madam C.J. Walker as the 2018 “Bill McGowan Leadership Award” winner. Madam Walker revolutionized black hair care in the early 1900’s and built her hair care empire in Indianapolis. Her great-great granddaughter, A’Lelia Bundles, who is the foremost historian and author of Madam Walker, received the award on her great-great grandmother’s behalf. Madam C.J. Walker died in 1919.

Chris Gahl, senior vice president of marketing and communications for Visit Indy, details the organization's major initiatives for 2018. Gahl also discusses the biggest challenges facing the city moving forward.

Bedford has been a recent success story in small community growth. In 2013, the city earned a Stellar Community designation from the state and was named Community of the Year by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce. Inside INdiana Business checks in with Bedford Mayor Shawna Girgis to get an update on the city’s latest economic development projects.

The town of Culver has been named one of Indiana's Stellar Communities for 2017. Inside INdiana Business talks to Culver Town Manager Jonathan Leist about the distinction.

Inside INdiana Business talks to Oscar Robertson after being selected as one of 16 sports legends that will be immortalized in a life-size bronze statue at the Children's Museum of Indianapolis' Sports Legends Experience opening in the spring. "The Big O" also discusses growing up in Indianapolis and some of his Crispus Attucks High School teammates who made history in 1955 as the first all-black high school in the country to win a state title.

Former Indiana Fever star Tamika Catchings will forever be remembered for her exceptional accolades on the hardwood and in the community. The 10-time WNBA All-Star talks to Inside INdiana Business about being honored as one of 16 sports legends that will be immortalized in a series of bronze statues at the Children's Museum of Indianapolis' Sports Legends Experience set to open in the spring. Catchings also opens up about her love of Indianapolis.

Gaming industry veteran David Hoppe has been Gen Con LLC's president since May and will take over as chief executive officer at the conclusion of 2017's historic convention. Inside INdiana Business got an exclusive interview with Hoppe to talk about the future of Gen Con in Indianapolis.

Here's to the kick-off of this podcast we’re calling The New Crossroads. Why The New Crossroads? Because the crossroads of America -- the home of our show -- has become the crossroads for connected devices in The Internet of Things. Our podcast is designed to bring together industry leaders and tech innovators working to connect people and resources through the Internet of Things. In this podcast debut we interview Clear Object CEO John McDonald to discuss how IoT is changing indu

Indianapolis-based Quantifi Chief Executive Officer R.J. Talyor suggests what tech companies can do to increase diversity in the workplace.

In a move that Ports of Indiana Chief Executive Officer Rich Cooper says can be a "game-changer," California-based Metro Ports will next month become the new bulk terminal operator at the Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor. Cooper predicts the agreement with the 165-year-old company, which was approved Tuesday, could double bulk cargo business at the port within the next five years. The operation will be Metro Ports' first outside of the East, West and Gulf coasts.

In the newest edition of Culture Matters, we introduce you to Arcamed. The Central Indiana manufacturing company produces orthopedic trays and cases, and has placed an emphasis on workplace culture. Disocver how Arcamed has infused culture that's not traditionally found in the manufacturing industry.

The keynote speaker at the fifth annual Indiana Conference For Women in Indianapolis is emphasizing the importance of "putting on our own oxygen mask first." Huffington Post founder Arianna Huffington spoke to more than 1,500 business and community leaders at the event, which is the largest of its kind in the Midwest. Huffington sits down with Inside INdiana Business to talk 'work-life balance'.

The owner of Donaldson's Finer Chocolates in Lebanon is being honored by the state. George Donaldson received the Distinguished Hoosier Award today as part of the 50th anniversary of his purchase of the business. The honor recognizes Hoosiers who have "brought admiration and respect to the state" through their accomplishments and character. Inside INdiana Business talks to Donaldson and Lieutenant Governor Eric Holcomb. 

The CityWay YMCA in downtown Indianapolis is celebrating a major donation and new name. In honor of the gift from Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay, the facility will be known as the Irsay Family YMCA and bear the team's horseshoe logo. Eli Lilly and Co. Senior Vice President of Corporate Affairs Bart Peterson talks to Inside INdiana Business about Irsay and the impact his gift will have on Marion County.

The head of the Indy Chamber's Business Ownership Initiative says a grant announced today will provide an economic spark in the area around 16 Tech, the centerpiece of the city's tech strategy. During an interview with Inside INdiana Business, Carrie Henderson said the chamber is looking to grow the strategy by thinking regionally.

Riley Children's Health Sports Legends Experience is set to open at the Children's Museum of Indianapolis in the spring of 2018. Work officially began September 1 on the $35 million project, which will offer sports experiences featuring organizations including the Pacers, Colts and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Inside INdiana Business caught up with Indiana Pacers President Rick Fuson to talk about the Pacers involvement with the project.

The PGA Tour's BMW Championships is underway at Crooked Stick Golf Club in Carmel. Mayor Jim Brainard says the event will draw thousands of people and millions of dollars to the city.

The PGA's BMW Championship continues at Crooked Stick Golf Club in Carmel, and a tournament co-chair says corporate and community support are driving the event's success. John Crisp says the tournament has attracted more than 100 corporate partners and 2,300 volunteers. He says, despite weather challenges, "attendance has been great."

After more than 50 years, Carmel-based ITT Educational Services Inc. has announced it is permanently shutting down. The company says the "overwhelming majority" of more than 8,000 jobs have been eliminated. Inside INdiana Business reporter Mary-Rachel Redman caught up with a former ITT employee to talk about the closure.

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett says the Children's Museum of Indianapolis' Riley Children's Health Sports Legends Experience will "transform the community that surrounds it." Work officially began today on the $35 million project, which will offer sports experiences featuring organizations including the Pacers, Colts and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Listen to more of what Mayor Hogsett told Inside INdiana Business about the new addition to the Children's Museum.

The parent company of Venture Logistics says the new $21 million Venture Rail Warehouse and Distribution Center on the south side of Indianapolis will be an asset for the state. Jack Schwarz with Indianapolis-based Schwarz Partners LP says the 406,000 square-foot rail-to-truck facility, a partnership with Indiana Rail Road Co., will help make Indiana more competitive. Schwartz and Indiana Rail Road Co. Chief Executive Officer Peter Mills talked about the potential impact.

Former Indiana governor and senator Evan Bayh talks to Inside INdiana Business during his visit to downtown Indianapolis-based Emarsys. He discusses the growth of the tech industry and what it means for Hoosier jobs.

Gubernatorial candidates John Gregg, a Democrat, and Eric Holcomb, a Republican, discuss some of the top issues facing agricultural stakeholders and Hoosiers in rural communities.

Indianapolis-based Dulead is a technology company focused on working with businesses on continuous leadership development. Its founder, Eric Hiler, shared insight on how failure can lead to personal growth at this year's FailFest.

A National Football League player-turned pizza chain developer says broken relationships in his personal and professional lives have taught him to set expectations ahead of time to stay on the same page in any kind of partnership. Brandon Gorin, who won two Super Bowls with the New England Patriots, is area developer for Marcos Pizza in the Indianapolis market.

For a seventh straight year Anderson University will host the Indianapolis Colts. Anderson Mayor Thomas Broderick Jr. breaks down the economic impact of hosting NFL training camp.

TinderBox announced Monday that it has changed its brand identity to Octiv. The tech company, which provides service sales productivity solutions says it plans to add several high paying jobs in Indianapolis.

Tastings in Indianapolis has unveiled its new wine truck, which owner Ross Bailey says fills an unmet need in the market.

Two Indiana childhood friends, author David Bazzoni and artist Jed Bruce, reunited after 13 years apart, have created "Joe Journeyman,"  a search and find children's book featuring a fictional character who has played for all 32 NFL teams.

Part two of Joe Journeyman continues. This portion spotlights David Bazzoni and Jed Bruce's licensing deal with the NFL, their nonprofit Joe’s Kids, and Jed is reunited with his former art teacher.