A robust temporary workforce that can ramp up to meet demand for short-term events. Fortunately, Indy shines in that area as well. Over the years, its temp workforce has grown along with the city’s reputation as a go-to destination for events and conventions.... Read More
You see it all over social media: advice, templates, and tools that promise to help anyone write their own marketing copy. It’s never been easier to get words onto a page. So why should anyone hire a copywriter? Because the gap between “getting words down” and “getting results” is a lot wider than most people realize.... Read More
There’s a well-worn cliché about the three most important factors in real estate – location, location, location. Recent surveys suggest that “affordability, affordability, affordability” rank top of mind for most Americans…led by the high cost of housing.... Read More
Like many residents, I had questions when Google announced plans for a data center in Monrovia. The skepticism is understandable. New projects at scale should invite scrutiny. But projects should also be evaluated on other impacts they can have on a community. ... Read More
Few things in life are certain. Uncertainty can feel especially unsettling when the outcome could significantly affect our lives. At the same time, uncertainty can create opportunities for positive change. The challenge is finding the right balance, keeping enough stability to stay on course while remaining flexible enough to adapt when needed.... Read More
The criminal justice system is unforgiving under the best of circumstances. Thanks to backlogs, exhausted staff, and high turnover, it’s no secret that anyone charged with a crime can face a lengthy jail stay before they even reach their trial date.... Read More
Patient volumes shift. Care delivery evolves. New technologies emerge. Yet, one mistake continues to create unnecessary cost and operational headaches down the road: failing to plan for flexibility from the start.... Read More
"Too often we underestimate the power of a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment," author and motivational speaker Leo Buscaglia is known to have said. In today’s competitive business environment, organizations constantly search for ways to enhance employee engagement, improve performance, and build strong workplace cultures. One of the most effective and often overlooked tools leaders have at their disposal is praise.... Read More
At first glance, 2026 appears to be a challenging year for Indiana’s economy. According to recent projections, total growth is expected to come in at around 1%, trailing the national forecast. ... Read More
The new graduate might find themselves fully financially responsible for the first time in their life. No meal plan, no pre-arranged housing, and no reminders that bills are due. Now come paychecks, employee benefits, rent, insurance, taxes, student loans, and lots of decisions.... Read More
Here’s a critical fact: the most expensive line in any organization's budget right now is not a cloud contract, a consultant, or a new AI platform. That designation belongs to the measurable gap of trust between senior leaders and the key people who actually do the work.... Read More
The recent fires at the Indiana State Prison are tragedies. They’re also not a surprise. They’re the result of years of inadequate oversight and deferred accountability by the Indiana Department of Corrections across multiple Republican administrations. ... Read More
The selection and confirmation of a new Federal Reserve chair matters for your investment portfolio, your mortgage, and the broader Indiana economy. What should investors understand about Kevin Warsh, and how might his leadership shape interest rates and the broader financial landscape? Who is Kevin Warsh?... Read More
Indiana continues to face significant challenges in maternal health—challenges that extend beyond clinical care and demand community centered solutions.... Read More
Every May in Indianapolis, the city changes. The sound is different. The pace is different. The energy is different. For those of us who live here, the Indianapolis 500 is more than a race.... Read More
We are seeing alarming trends in disengagement, as reflected in the Indiana Civic Health Index. Whether it’s a decline in attending public meetings or a decrease in discussing local issues with neighbors, our civic fabric is fraying. ... Read More
Indiana lawmakers and regulators have long demonstrated a thoughtful, balanced approach to gaming policy. When the state legalized sports betting in 2019, it did so with a clear objective: bring an activity that was already widespread into a transparent, regulated environment where consumer protections, integrity monitoring, and accountability could thrive.... Read More
Business owners spend significant sums each year protecting their companies from risk. Insurance premiums are often viewed as a necessary cost of doing business—money paid to third-party carriers that leaves the balance sheet permanently. Yet some of the most sophisticated companies in the world take a fundamentally different approach. ... Read More
The Great Wealth Transfer has commenced, and tens of trillions of dollars are set to be transferred between generations over the next two decades. However, for some heirs it feels more like a burden than an inheritance. Proper asset location can help lift that burden while maximizing your legacy.... Read More
When growth slows, many companies look inward at the product. They review features, specifications, engineering quality, and performance data—confident that what they’ve built should be enough to win. The assumption is straightforward: if the product is strong, the market will recognize it.... Read More
