In this episode of Inside INdiana Business with Gerry Dick, we spotlight the Indiana-based startup MakeMyMove, which is luring remote workers from across the U.S. to cities like Noblesville, South Bend, and Evansville. Offering cash incentives, perks, and community engagement opportunities, the program has already helped more than 2,000 remote workers relocate, fueling economic growth […]... Read More
This week, we’re heading to North Putnam in west central Indiana where the school district, and community, is being showcased in a new documentary.... Read More
It was basketball that gave birth to the Big Ten Cancer Research Consortium 12 years ago. The idea emerged from the IU Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center in Indianapolis, and is now expanding as the Big Ten adds four west coast teams to the conference.... Read More
Hoosier farmers are ready to plant and grow the next batch of corn, soybeans and other crops which help make Indiana one of the top ten agricultural states in the country. There is a mixed outlook among Indiana’s 94,000 farmers heading into the season. Mary-Rachel Redman traveled to Lamb Farms in Lebanon to get perspective […]... Read More
We’re heading to Boone County and a second generation family farm to talk about the impacts of inflation and tariffs. Kylie Veleta shares that as the Big Ten Conference grows, the Big Ten Cancer Research Consortium is growing its impact as well. Plus, Honeywell Arts & Entertainment shares its regional impact and a new documentary […]... Read More
Mary-Rachel Redman takes a look at how the Indiana State Fairgrounds is becoming a year-round destination with hundreds of events each year. Plus, we’ll take you behind the scenes of the Jim Irsay Collection and Kylie Veleta shares how a new truck will help Hoosiers get lung cancer screenings.... Read More
An initiative from IU Health and the IU Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center to catch lung cancer early is now on a roll. Business of Health reporter Kylie Veleta shares how the 40 foot truck, which has a CT scanner on board, will help Hoosiers across the state.... Read More
Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay has a multi-million-dollar compilation of rock-n-roll, American history and pop culture artifacts. Inside INdiana Business got a rare first-hand look at many items in the collection, which sit inside Irsay’s office.... Read More
The Indiana State Fair is one of around 400 events the Indiana State Fairgrounds hosts each year. Mary-Rachel Redman takes a look at the economic impact of the fairgrounds and how it’s growing as a sports venue.... Read More
Arnold Schwarzenegger has his first assignment as Warsaw-based Zimmer Biomet’s Chief Movement Officer. Business of Health reporter Kylie Veleta shares how the “You’ll Be Back” campaign targets those ignoring signs of arthritis.... Read More
Within the last week, two new hotels have opened in downtown Indianapolis. Mary-Rachel Redman takes us inside the InterContinental on Monument Circle and shares updates on other hotel projects, including the Signia next to the Indiana Convention Center.... Read More
London-based Sportable is the latest sports technology company to choose Indiana as its next home. The company announced plans this week to establish its North American Innovation Center somewhere in the state. Sports Tech HQ Executive Director Jeffrey Hintz and Sportable VP of Sales and Partnerships Blaine Scully joined Gerry Dick in studio to talk […]... Read More
It’s NFL Combine Weekend, and it’s more than just an athletic showcase – it’s a proving ground for Indiana’s growing sports technology sector. We sit down with executives from Sportable and SportsTech HQ to discuss how cutting-edge innovations in smart ball technology and data analytics are positioning Indy as a global leader in sports tech. […]... Read More
Mary-Rachel Redman explores the legacy of Marvella Bayh – wife of former U.S. Senator Birch Bayh and a champion for women’s rights – who was the inspiration behind Title IX. Now, her impact is growing even further with the creation of the Marvella Project, a first-of-its-kind, $100 million girls-focused athletic and leadership complex in Northwest […]... Read More
Indiana restauranter entrepreneurs are making a mark with a French staple. Yelp Indy’s Brittany Smith shares five of the best places to get a sweet or savory croissant in Indiana.... Read More
About 80 percent of dogs have gum disease by the time they’re three years old, which can lead to serious health problems. Fort Wayne-based Saint Roch Veterinary has created a weapon to destroy the bacteria that accumulates on dogs’ teeth and gums, which leads to the gum disease.... Read More
National Engineers Week (EWeek) was founded in 1951, and this week two Indianapolis-based companies shared what their jobs are like and possible career opportunities with thousands of students.... Read More
Mary-Rachel Redman explores the impact of Marvella Bayh on the upcoming Marvella Project, a first-of-its-kind, $100 million girls-focused athletic and leadership complex in Northwest Indiana. Also in this episode:... Read More
It’s an initiative that’s been a part of the central Indiana business landscape for nearly 25 years. A new study by Indianapolis-based consulting firm TMPA is showing how the Orr Fellowship is paying off in a big way.... Read More
The coming-of-age classic ‘Now and Then’ is celebrating 30 years since its release. While the movie is set in the fictional town of Shelby, Indiana, it’s based on Winchester. To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the movie, the city is putting on a multi-day event in June called Now and Then Days. Mary-Rachel Redman shares […]... Read More
