Ascend Indiana has played a key role in connecting more than 2,300 people with jobs, internships and training. The organization has raised nearly $24 million to expand its online job platform statewide. Ascend Indiana President & CEO Jason Kloth and Roche Diagnostics Head of People & Culture Bridget Boyle join us with details.... Read More
Artificial intelligence has entered the world of treadmills and dumbbells. Studio Owner and Coach Andrea Hiner explains how The Exercise Coach’s smart fitness studio is helping people get the most out of their workouts.... Read More
Fred Glass’ journey has taken him from serving in politics, to spearheading the building of Lucas Oil Stadium to Director of Athletics at Indiana University. Now, he’s added author to his resume. Glass shares why he wrote ‘Making Your Own Luck.’... Read More
Vincennes University is playing a key role in building a talent pipeline in advanced automation for Dubois County employers. President Dr. Charles “Chuck” Johnson has insight into the new cutting-edge cobot lab at the Center for Technology, Innovation and Manufacturing on the Jasper campus. ... Read More
Martha Stewart. Rachel Ray. Kathy Ireland. They’ve all been a part of the Indiana Conference for Women. Executive Director Chelsea Anderson has details on this year’s event and why it’s so important to Hoosier women in the workforce.... Read More
When you walk into downtown Indianapolis’ newest hotel, you’ll be surrounded by all things Hoosier. Mary-Rachel Redman checks out Hotel Indy where some of the city’s most iconic figures are celebrated.... Read More
Elkhart, the northern Indiana city known as the RV Capital of the World, is reaping the benefits of a big rebound in RV sales, a $23 million renovation of the historic Hotel Elkhart and an ambitious revitalization effort underway in the River District. We get insight into the economic upswing from President and CEO, Economic Development […]... Read More
Fortune 500 company and medical device powerhouse Abbott has opened its new $38 million manufacturing facility in Westfield. It’s one of the largest life sciences investments in the state in years. We get more on what drew the company to Indiana from Mike Dale.... Read More
The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles is working with Salesforce and its technology platforms to help Hoosiers renew their vehicle registrations more efficiently. Indiana BMV Chief Communication & Engagement Officer Susie Guyer explains how.... Read More
Thirty years ago, Rita Zoller and her daughter Tracy Nice established First Call Temporary Services out of a small office in Richmond. Now, the business has grown into one of the largest privately held, woman-owned staffing firms in the Midwest. Co-Founder & Owner Tracy Nice provides insight into the company’s success and what’s next.... Read More
The Million Meal Movement has provided Hoosiers more than 31.5 million meals over the past decade. Nancy Hintz explains how the organization’s signature event, the Million Meal Marathon, is making a huge impact in Indiana and how you can get involved.... Read More
Toyota Motor Corporation is investing $3.4 billion over the next decade, including a $1.2 billion EV battery plant and 1,750 jobs. Could it land in Indiana? We’ll look at how the state is positioned to grab its share of the electric vehicle market with Paul Mitchell.... Read More
Lebanon Mayor Matt Gentry says it may be the biggest development in the city’s history. The city and Noblesville-based Card & Associates announced plans last week for a $25 million multi-sport youth fieldhouse that will anchor a large mixed-use development near I-65 and State Road 39, a high-profile property where a Holiday Inn Holidome once stood. The […]... Read More
Eli Lilly and Co. is increasing its commitment to improve diabetes care in some of Indianapolis’ most disadvantaged neighborhoods. Courtney Roberts with details on a plan to spend an additional $5 million on its Diabetes Impact Project.... Read More
Congress is considering a bill that would lower prescription drug prices and it could have a big impact on Indianapolis-based Eli Lilly and Co. We get insight from Dave Ricks.... Read More
The NCAA is looking into holding both the men’s and women’s Final Four basketball tournaments in the same city on the same weekend. Dan Gavitt has insight into the potential impact on March Madness.... Read More
Franklin College plans to inaugurate Kerry Prather as its 17th president later in October. He has served on in an interim basis since January 2020 and has already made significant advancements to move the school forward. Prather shares his vision for what’s next.... Read More
Indiana is the fourth-largest pork exporter in the country, generating $377 million a year. The state is marking National Pork Month by inviting Hoosiers to dine along the Tenderloins Lovers Trail. Elaine Bedel with more on Porktober and its impact on Hoosier restaurants.... Read More
The Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art in downtown Indianapolis has launched the public phase of its $55 million capital and endowment campaign. The museum is looking to raise more than $6 million by next May for a variety of projects, including the capstone effort of reconstructing and reinstalling the Native American Galleries, […]... Read More
Ten entrepreneurial teams will have a shot at up to $30,000 from the Purdue Foundry through its new Boost Accelerator business-building initiative. Bill Arnold explains how the program works.... Read More
