Ed DeLaney: Blaming the rural folks for Republican inaction
If you have gerrymandered districts and long-serving members from safe, rural districts, you get ‘rural rule.
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Shariq Siddiqui: Does data-driven fundraising exclude some voices?
Engaging diverse voices with our organizational mission will make our not-for-profits more pluralistic and inclusive.
2020 Forty Under 40: Hannah Ott
Hannah Ott worked her way up in real estate, eventually becoming a partner at Indianapolis-based Tikijian & Associates, which was acquired by Cushman & Wakefield.
Final goodbye: Recalling influential people who died in 2019
This year saw the deaths of people who shifted culture through prose, pragmatism and persistence. It also witnessed tragedy, with talent struck down in its prime.
Indiana resisting marijuana trend of neighboring states
Indiana lawmakers have not seriously debated proposals such as allowing medical marijuana or removing the threat of jail time for possessing small amounts of the drug, even as recreational marijuana sales have won approval in Michigan and Illinois and medical use is allowed in Ohio.
Curt Smith: Attorney general, 5th District will be races to watch
Party insiders worry Curtis Hill is vulnerable, and anyone who wins the Democratic nomination could run a negative campaign.
As McDonald’s CEO learned, workplace romance can be perilous
Increasingly, U.S. companies are adopting policies addressing workplace romances, a trend that began well before the #MeToo movement galvanized a national conversation surrounding sexual misconduct.
2019 Women of Influence: Denise Herd
President Herd Strategies For Denise Herd, the path to business ownership wound its way through the theater, McDonald’s and Indiana Black Expo’s Summer Celebration. And her journey blazed a trail for other black public relations professionals in Indianapolis. “I have been so blessed throughout my whole career,” said Herd, president of consulting firm Herd Strategies. […]
2019 Women of Influence: Karen L. Alter
“I really lead with my heart. I want our people to feel safe, have the tools they need and know they are appreciated,” Karen Alter says.
2019 Women of Influence: Aylin Bartlett
Aylin Bartlett leads a $6 billion enterprise within Corteva that has 350 employees in 25 countries.
2019 Women of Influence: Christine Birch
Christine Birch has tackled some tough issues at Taft. including championing a plan that eliminated the traditional two-class partnership structure in favor of a single class of ownership.
2019 Women of Influence: Bridget Boyle
Bridget Boyle helped found Roche’s Women’s Leadership Initiative and is using it as the foundation for a broader diversity and inclusion effort.
2019 Women of Influence: Dr. Elaine Cox
Despite serving as an administrator, “I think I am most proud that … I have been able to continue to advocate from the physician perspective,” Dr. Elaine Cox says.
2019 Women of Influence: Dr. Angela Fiege
Dr. Angela Fiege founded Rachael’s First Week after her daughter died from a traumatic brain injury the day after arriving at Indiana University in Bloomington for her freshman year.
2019 Women of Influence: Leslie Craig Henderzahs
Leslie Craig Henderzahs, who joined the firm 27 years ago, recently was inducted as president of the 10,000-member Indiana State Bar Association.
2019 Women of Influence: Toni Y. Hickey
Toni Hickey has been an intellectual property lawyer at Cummins for seven years and now serves as the company’s top lawyer for IP, overseeing a team responsible for developing its comprehensive intellectual property strategy.
2019 Women of Influence: Aleesia Johnson
As superintendent of IPS, Aleesia Johnson’s charge is to lead the district in pursuit of its vision to be a family of excellent schools where all students have the opportunity to succeed and the power to create their own future.
2019 Women of Influence: NiCole Keith
NiCole Keith is a professor of kinesiology at IUPUI and researcher and investigator at the Regenstrief Institute that helped develop a fitness program for Indianapolis Public Schools that puts IUPUI kinesiology students to work as coaches, trainers and role models for residents of IPS neighborhoods.
2019 Women of Influence: Idalene ‘Idie’ Kesner
As dean of the IU Kelley School of Business, Idie Kesner oversees more than 30 degree programs, nearly 12,000 students, about 700 faculty and staff members and a global alumni network of nearly 117,000.
2019 Women of Influence: Angela Carr Klitzsch
Three years into her tenure as president and CEO of EmployIndy, Angela Carr Klitzsch has attracted more than $10 million in philanthropic funds for new programs and launched a series of initiatives focused on everything from summer youth employment and job readiness to work-based learning and talent referral networks.