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Shape the Next Generation: Volunteer as a Judge or Speaker at JAG’s 2025 National Career Development Conference (NCDC)

Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) is looking for local Indianapolis professionals who are interested in volunteer their time to help shape the next generation of future leaders. Over 1000 youth from... read more

Legislative Update: Walk in my Shoes

This past weekend, West Coast rapper Nipsey Hussle (“Walk in my shoes,” “Dedication”) was slain in Los Angeles as he prepared for a meeting with LAPD officials the next day... read more

Apr 2nd, 2019• Advocacy & Legislative Affairs, Bias Crimes, News

Statement on Bias Crimes Concurrence Vote

(INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 2, 2019) Indy Chamber President & CEO, Michael Huber offered the following statement on behalf of the Indiana Competes coalition regarding today’s Indiana Senate concurrence vote on SB198, sending... read more

Mar 29th, 2019• Advocacy & Legislative Affairs, Bias Crimes, Indy Chamber News, News

Legislative Update: Where Do We Go?

Legislative developments this week leave us in a contemplative mood, befitting one of the more cerebral artists in the game, Talib Kweli. The Senate hasn’t unveiled its version of the... read more

Mar 25th, 2019• Advocacy & Legislative Affairs, Bias Crimes, Indy Chamber News, News

Indiana Forward & Indiana Competes Respond to Bias Crimes Amendment Approved Today (Senate Bill 198)

The following statement may be attributed to Mindi Goodpaster, VP of Public Policy, United Way of Central Indiana and Mark Fisher, Chief Policy Officer, Indy Chamber, on behalf of the... read more

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