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Indianapolis City Market has a new director after the board ousted Joe Dayan, who had overseen a dramatic transformation of the Indianapolis landmark from a glorified food court into more of a public market.
It was simply “time for a change,” said Bob Whitt, the board’s president. He wouldn’t say whether the board was unhappy with Dayan, who took charge in June 2007 and will continue to draw a salary of $72,000 until a severance agreement is reached.
The interim replacement for Dayan, Jim Reilly, ran the market a few years back. Reilly will draw a salary of $80,000 until a search committee finds a permanent replacement, Whitt said.
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