As we strive to make the biggest impact in our business community, we need your help. By working together, we can send the message that the Indianapolis regional business community is active, engaged, and passionate about making our region a place where business thrives.
As we work to build a foundation for our region’s economic future, our members set the agenda. Take a look at our 2020 agenda.
Review Our AgendaAs we work to build a foundation for our region’s economic future, our members set the agenda. Take a look at our 2020 agenda.
Review Our AgendaIn 2017, Brookings launched a six-month exploratory process with leaders in Indianapolis, Nashville, and San Diego to test a framework for how metro areas could expand access to opportunity for more firms, workers, and communities, and consider how economic development organizations—often the local institution most focused on regional economic health—could take part in the development of local coalitions dedicated to these goals.
Read the Study FindingsIn 2017, Brookings launched a six-month exploratory process with leaders in Indianapolis, Nashville, and San Diego to test a framework for how metro areas could expand access to opportunity for more firms, workers, and communities, and consider how economic development organizations—often the local institution most focused on regional economic health—could take part in the development of local coalitions dedicated to these goals.
Read the Study FindingsProtecting all Hoosiers from crimes motivated by hate is simply the right thing to do. Our time is now.
More About the CoalitionProtecting all Hoosiers from crimes motivated by hate is simply the right thing to do. Our time is now.
More About the CoalitionDon’t forget to follow our bi-monthly updates posted below. We will keep you updated on the Indiana Legislative Session, policies that impact your local business and updates on our outlined priorities.
A track from RZA and Wu-Tang delivers the perfect message for this week: We’re in this together, all with a part to play – it will take unprecedented public-private collaboration to tackle the coronavirus crisis, a health challenge unlike any we’ve ever faced before. As a business community, we’ve rallied…
INDIANAPOLIS – Below are remarks given by Indy Chamber President Michael Huber at the March 16, 2020 Indianapolis City-County Council meeting: “Nearly 85% of Indy Chamber members are small businesses, and as we prioritize the health of our community, we must also prioritize the health of our local economy. With…
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