Hispanic Business Leaders Celebrated during Indy Chamber’s Conexión 5 for 500 Ind. (May 16, 2023)—Hosted by the Hispanic Business Council (HBC), a division within the Indy Chamber’s Entrepreneur Services department, Conexión 5 for 500 exists to recognize five, notable Latinos who are creating tremendous impact across Central Indiana.
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For Immediate Release: January 11, 2023 Indy Chamber Staffs Up to Support Small Business Indy Chamber’s Entrepreneur Services team adds five, diverse leaders to staff Ind. (January 11, 2023)—Today, the Indy Chamber announced the addition of new leaders within the entrepreneur services department. Stacia Murphy has…
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For Immediate Release: January 10, 2023 Indy Chamber Appoints Marcela Montero as Director of Hispanic Business Council Ind. (January 10, 2023)—Announced today, the Indy Chamber has appointed Marcela Montero to director of the Hispanic Business Council. Montero, who joined the Indy Chamber as a sales…
View MoreDays before the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown, Suzette Sweatt and her husband, Daniel, were moving their group fitness business, SweattBoxx Wellness Center, into a new, 1,100 square-foot facility. “We’d just moved in on March 10, 2020, and suddenly, Governor [Holcomb] was saying we had to close our doors due to COVID,”…
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For Immediate Release July 1, 2021 For More Information Contact: Casey Cawthon 317-526-8722 ccawthon@indychamber.com Indy Chamber Hosts Fourth Annual Pitch Competition for Ex-Offenders Montez Williams, A.C.E. Project LLC takes top prize INDIANAPOLIS (July 1, 2021) – On Wednesday evening, the Indy Chamber and Business…
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(Indianapolis, IN) – As Director of the Central Indiana Women’s Business Center (CIWBC), Jacqueline (“Jackie”) Troy was a passionate champion for female entrepreneurs and small business owners. At the Indy Chamber’s annual Women in Business Retreat this week, Jackie’s legacy was honored by highlighting the success of…
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The Small Business Administration is opening up funding opportunities in the areas of hospitality, entertainment, and small business support for underserved communities. You can learn about each of the new areas of support below. Restaurant Revitalization Fund The American Rescue Plan provides $25 billion for restaurants and other eligible…
View MoreThe Hispanic business community is an integral part of the Indianapolis Region. Check out these key findings about Hispanic business in the Indy Region. Nearly 4,900 Hispanic-owned firms employing 7,300 across the nine-county metro area. These companies generate a combined $1.1 billion in revenues; the large majority are small enterprises…
View MoreFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 16, 2020…
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