Northwest Indiana Business Magazine August-September 2026 issue
While artificial intelligence dominates discourse these days, I keep hearing a growing drumbeat that Gen Z and millennials are tired of constantly scrolling. They increasingly are seeking analog ways to connect, especially when making financial decisions. Our banking article shares that sentiment as young workers look for advice about life’s big decisions. Bank branches are
Businesses and organizations share good news about new hires, promotions, accolades, including Michael Mellon, who earned a Sagamore of the Wabash award.
Leaders from banks such as Centier, Wintrust, Chase and Bank of America say the future of banking involves a hybrid approach between digital and in-person service.
Companies like NWI Development Group incorporate historic value of buildings during renovations of abandoned spaces.
Functional medicine experts, including Sacred Dunes Integrative Health, Wellness & Retreats and Optimal Health & Wellness, are changing how patients approach pain, stress and healthcare in the Region.
Regional employers consider Northwest Indiana Forum research about how to make it easier for parents to manage work — and life.
Businesses owners seek help from risk managers who point out pitfalls, provide insurance options.
Crossroads YMCA President and CEO Jay Buckmaster builds connections that make big ideas possible.
