Indiana should help communities keep lights on
The Rev. Curtis Whittaker Sr., who is a CPA and pastor, shares how his church and nonprofit used their solar system to support businesses and residents in the aftermath of the Aug. 11 derecho.
Survey: Business leaders plan to finish year strong
Jeff Steigelman, regional president of First Financial Bank’s Northwest Indiana and Chicago regions, says business leaders are optimistic about the rest of 2026.
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How Amazon is delivering on commitment to Indiana
Roger Wehner, vice president of economic development for Amazon, updates the company’s commitment to Indiana two years after it announced it would invest $11 billion in the state.
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Inflation affects business assessments
Andrew Berger, president and CEO of the Indiana Manufacturers Association, explains how lower property taxes for homeowners can shift the tax burden to businesses.
Next disaster too late to build preparedness plan
Freida Graves, Faith CDC’s director of food systems, health and wellness, says Gary cannot wait for the next disaster to make a preparedness plan.
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Strengthening entrepreneurship, heartbeat of Hoosier economy
Brian Schutt, director of the Indiana Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, shares highlights of the first year of the office.
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Flexibility for working mothers
Small business owner Yolo López DeMarco says parents need company leaders who understand true flexibility comes as children need it.
ADA Anniversary: Education must be part of conversation
Alison Bell, regional vice president at Western Governors University, reflects on the progress of the Americans with Disabilities Act, which was signed in 1990.
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