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Eskenazi Health Wins Three Categories and Takes Top Honor at Indy Chamber’s Monumental Awards

Groundbreaking healthcare project recognized for its impact on community revitalization and innovative care solutions. Ind. (Oct. 3, 2024)— arcDESIGN took home the highest honor of the Monumental Award for its... read more

Bosma announces new Vice President of Programs Services

Today, Bosma Enterprises announced Marsha Egan as the new Vice President of Programs Services now leading all rehabilitation and employment services at the Bosma Center for Visionary Solutions. Egan was... read more

Indianapolis is Focused on Creating Opportunity Through Economic Development:

Angela Smith Jones, J.D. currently serves as the Deputy Mayor of Economic Development for the City of Indianapolis. Previously, Angela was the General Counsel and Director of Public Policy... read more

Jun 7th, 2018• Develop Indy Success Stories, Indianapolis Economic Development, Indy Chamber News

AVISON YOUNG: Indy is the Place to Be

Bill Ehret is a native to Indy with 33 years of commercial real estate experience. During his career, he has gained considerable expertise in the Indianapolis office market, particularly... read more

Jun 7th, 2018• Develop Indy Success Stories, Indianapolis Economic Development, Indy Chamber News

AT&T Focused on Talent and Connected Communities

AT&T’s Dave Lewis shares how Develop Indy helps businesses in Indianapolis be successful.

Apr 25th, 2018• Develop Indy Success Stories, Indianapolis Economic Development, Indy Chamber News

Hope Plumbing Grows in Indy

Jack Hope, owner of Hope’s Plumbing, sat down with us to chat about how Develop Indy has helped his business grow in Indianapolis!

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Prison Ministry Hosts Annual Breakfast April 22

There are over 26,000 people incarcerated here in the state of Indiana. The cost is $18,000 per inmate per year, the taxpayers are paying. For 30 years, Use What You've Got Prison Ministry Keeping Families connected has provided safe, reliable transportation for families and friends to visit their loved ones who are incarcerated in the 16 different Indiana State, Federal and Juvenile Correctional Facilities.