Indy-based luxury jet outfitter plans $22M expansion
Comlux America turns massive Airbus and Boeing planes into luxurious private transports from its headquarters at Indianapolis International Airport.
Read MoreComlux America turns massive Airbus and Boeing planes into luxurious private transports from its headquarters at Indianapolis International Airport.
Read MoreThe goal is to help move scientific discoveries into the marketplace by bringing together universities, manufacturers, hospitals, entrepreneurs and workforce organizations to develop everything from training programs to novel collaborations.
Read MoreTailored Society has set itself the Quixotic-sounding goal of transforming from a local custom clothier into a national luxury brand.
Nearly 60% of Orr Fellowship alumni have chosen to remain in Indiana, despite possessing high-value training and experience that could take them pretty much anywhere.
The organization provides professional clothing for under-resourced men preparing to enter or re-enter the workforce.
Rev supports Indiana University Health programs that often lack traditional funding, including trauma services, behavioral health initiatives, gun violence intervention programs and employee wellness efforts.
The partnership between Cummins Inc. and Edna Martin Christian Center started with listening to Martindale-Brightwood residents’ needs rather than acting on assumptions.
Frank Basile is one of Indianapolis’ most recognizable and beloved philanthropists, especially in the areas of the arts, health care and human services.
Drawing on a career that included leading organizations in law, higher education and athletics, Fred Glass brought a fresh perspective to how Gleaners works for Hoosiers.
Dan Evans, board chair of the Indiana Biosciences Research Institute, has put in long years with the organization, which was formed to bridge the gap between laboratory discovery and medical innovation.
Anthony Warren says nonprofit board members are at their best when they stay focused on one question: How can they help an organization fulfill its mission?
An ever-increasing group of older Americans is discovering that retirement is no longer a permanent state.
What a difference a decade (and a pandemic and a complete rethink of the utility of office-based work) makes.
Attorney Robert J. Hicks’ career path appears to follow a neat arc. But the real journey was more nuanced. Quite a bit more nuanced, actually.
The 2026 Men’s Final Four Sustainability Plan is a collaboration between the NCAA, Indiana Sports Corp., environmental groups, corporate partners and student researchers to max out the event’s carbon-reduction efforts and recycling programs.
Mamon Powers is a founding board member of Business Equity for Indy and serves on the boards and executive committees of the Indianapolis Airport Authority, Indy Chamber and Indiana Chamber.
Akilah Darden has been instrumental in helping to increase both female and minority participation in the construction industry by developing an award-winning, industry-accredited Construction Management Masterclass.
Samantha Douglas, 36, is deeply committed to making the residents of her neighborhood feel valued and empowered. A lifelong east-side resident, she was instrumental in advancing the Far Eastside Quality of Life Plan, centered around efforts to improve neighborhood safety, access to resources and community pride.
Erin Drake guides Browning Real Estate Partners’s philanthropic investments. “We are not just building structures,” Drake said. “We are building communities.”
When it comes to philanthropy, Seth Catron, 42, isn’t afraid to get his hands dirty. Through his own F.C. Tucker Co. team, Catron Property Group, he’s invested lots of time, sweat and resources with a grab bag of local charities primarily dedicated to helping create better public spaces in Marion County.
Hanley is founder and CEO of Nine 13 Inc., an Indianapolis-based nonprofit that promotes health, wellness and exercise for K-12 students. One of its most high-profile projects is Kids Building Bikes, in which participants learn mechanical skills and STEM concepts by constructing their own bicycles.
Charlie T. Richardson describes his role in retirement (and even before) as “being a civic leadership spark plug and pusher/puller/prodder/connecter.”