In this issue
The October-November 2023 issue of Northwest Indiana Business Magazine features stories that remind us of the golden rule — treat others as you would like to be treated.
Manufacturing Readiness Grants
Factory of the future
Manufacturers turn to regional experts for advice on finding, implementing and financing new technology that helps build workforce and opportunities.
Holcomb supports providing more funds to READI program
Gov. Eric Holcomb said during the Ignite the Region annual luncheon Sept. 27 he supports providing more funds to READI program.
Study finds state manufacturing grants show strong returns
A study has found that Indiana manufacturers awarded state grants to invest in their businesses are growing revenues, boosting wages and adding jobs.
Latest round of state manufacturing readiness grants totals $3.6M
More than $3.6 million in Manufacturing Readiness Grants were awarded to 44 businesses around the state, including several from the Elkhart-South Bend area.
All in on manufacturing
Indiana sets its sights on becoming the nation’s leading production center as manufacturing embraces Industry 4.0, the next stage of the industrial revolution that, among other advances, will marry robotics and the human workforce.
Four northern Indiana companies receive share of nearly $3M in state manufacturing grants
Four companies from northern Indiana are among 34 from around the state receiving a share of nearly $3 million in state manufacturing grants.
Viewpoint: Positive momentum
Jim Staton, senior vice president, chief business development officer at the Indiana Economic Development Corp., says Indiana economy in good shape.
$20 million in grants available to Indiana manufacturers to boost investments
Indiana officials are making $20 million grant funds available to state manufacturers who pledge to invest and modernize their operations.
Several Northern Indiana manufacturers receive share of $1.5 million in state development grants
Several manufacturers from across Northern Indiana are receiving a share of $1.5 million in state grants meant to encourage investment in the sector.