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Expanded Kelley School Executive Degree Programs

BLOOMINGTON — Indiana University‘s Kelley School of Business is expanding its credit-bearing certificate programs for executives worldwide while continuing to offer a top-quality experience that is applicable to the needs of the marketplace. Executive Degree Programs offers graduate degrees and nearly a dozen credit-bearing graduate certificates in business analytics, enterprise resource planning, information technology service …

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Lake Area United Way Introduces New Members

GRIFFITH — Lou Martinez, President/CPO of Lake Area United Way, has announced the newest additions to its expanded Resource Development Team. Shellie Dell has been appointed Relationship Manager.  She will be responsible for retaining relationships with corporate partners, member agencies, individuals and community volunteers.    Prior to joining LAUW, Dell held a sales and marketing position …

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South Shore CVA Releases “Rube,” 30 Stops in 30 Days Video

HAMMOND — The South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority celebrated their 30th anniversary with the month-long 30 Stops in 30 Days campaign. The campaign took the South Shore Tour Mobile throughout the South Shore, promoting attractions, festivals, businesses, restaurants and events. Stops were made in Lake, Porter, LaPorte, Newton and Jasper counties. To cap the …

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A Win-Win Arrangement

Colleges are providing students to local businesses in exchange for pre-career services. What’s the catch? Apparently, there is none. The benefits are real, and university/business partnerships are growing to a new level. by Jacqueline von Ogden In today’s world, job-bound college students may be better prepared than their predecessors. Throughout the last decade, the traditional …

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Women Making Business Work

The success stories of five local executives and owners. by Shari Held More than 10 million U.S. firms are owned by women. And those numbers are anticipated to increase this year. In a recent national survey of women business owners (conducted by Web.com and the National Association of Women Business Owners) 85 percent surveyed anticipate …

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24 Purdue Calumet Nursing Students Accepted into Honor Society

HAMMOND — Twenty-four Purdue University Calumet students recently were inducted into the Sigma Theta Tau Honor Society of Nursing. Baccalaureate student inductees from Indiana are: Ashlee Todosijevic of Crown Point; Konstantina Gardikiotes, Dyer; Shardai Gossett, Gary; Stacey Kratky, Griffith; Katelyn Schuster and Jeanette Pavlovich, Hammond; Brittany Eder and Stephanie Knesek, Highland; Amber Hahn, LaPorte; Rachel …

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The United Way of Porter County Kicks Off Their Campaign the Right Way

On Thursday morning, a CEO Leadership breakfast was held in Harley’s Tap Room at Indiana Beverage. Business owners and community leaders from all over Porter County came together to network and celebrate the occasion. “We wanted to bring as many leaders from the Porter County Community together to bring them up to speed on the …

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Purdue Calumet Seeks Community Friends

HAMMOND — Community residents are invited to participate in a friendship program with Purdue University Calumet international students. As part of Purdue Calumet’s ‘Going Global’ initiative, the university’s International Programs Office has initiated a Global Exchange Friendship program. Through the program, Purdue Calumet international students will be matched with American friends, including community members, students, …

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