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Republic Airways Amy Arnell Named New Board Chair of a Kid Again Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS, IN – A Kid Again Indiana proudly announces the appointment of Amy Arnell as their new Board Chair. Amy, who currently serves as the Director of Corporate and Community... read more

Counterpart and Partners Win 2018 Indiana Innovation Award

Software development firm Counterpart received recognition as a winner of the 2018 Indiana Innovation Awards for its work on The Big App, a mobile platform that empower Big Brothers Big Sisters matches to intentionally foster and work toward positive youth outcomes.

Ambrose Property Group Plans More Than $1.3B in Development for New Downtown District: Waterside

Citing the waterfront as its most valuable asset at the former GM stamping plant site, Ambrose Property Group on Friday unveiled its vision for guiding more than $1.3 billion in... read more

Oct 11th, 2018• Entrepreneur Services, News

Indy Chamber’s Re-Entry Entrepreneurship Development Initiative (REDi) Earns SBA PRIME Grant

The Indy Chamber’s Business Ownership Initiative (BOI) has received a $150,000 PRIME grant from the Small Business Administration for the third year of BOI’s Re-Entry Entrepreneurship Development Initiative (REDi), a... read more

Oct 11th, 2018• Member News

Marian University Hosts Nursing Preview Night – November 7th

Marian University partners with St. Vincent to offer an Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN) program. Join us on November 7th at our ABSN program site to learn how you can leverage your existing non-nursing bachelor's degree and earn your BSN in as little as 16 months.

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Local Non-Profit Leader and Indy Chamber Member Featured in EdWeek and Stanford University’s EducationNext Journal

Local non-profit leader featured in EdWeek and Stanford University’s EducationNext Journal in interview with American Enterprise Institute’s Education Policy Director Rick Hess. Teasley, president of Indy-based GEO Foundation, shares how students in his national network of charter schools earn college degrees before graduating from high school. Teasley believes high schools are launching pads, not destinations and that taxpayers can get K16 results with K12 dollars.