Indiana’s Small Business Development Center network has a new leader.
The Indiana Economic Development Corp. announced Tuesday morning that Jacob Schpok officially has been named director of
the agency.
IEDC applied the interim director title to Schpok after Jeff Heinzmann, state director since 2007, resigned effective Dec.
1.
A native Hoosier, Schpok has worked at the ISBDC since June 2005 and has held the positions of business adviser and director
of program and business adviser education.
He has co-founded two businesses and earned an entrepreneurship and small-business management degree from Ball State University’s
entrepreneurship program.
The ISBDC network is composed of 10 regional offices that provide a range of services to emerging and established businesses.
Funding comes from the U.S. Small Business Administration, the state, universities and the private sector.
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State SBDC network gets new director
IBJ Staff
December 20, 2011
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Sorry to tell you but it is starting to get that way again. Penske controls who gets the Ilmor and KK will control who will get the Cosworth when they end up back into the series. We have already seen examples of this when Penske led the campaign that kept the Judd under powered even though the rules agreed to by the manufacturers allowed Indy Car to make modification in order to equalize competition. Didn't have the power to fight Honda, but walked all over Judd.
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