2023 CFO of the Year: Jeff Curiel
As CFO and chief operating officer of the Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership, Jeff Curiel oversees several departments, including finance, human resources, technology and facilities.
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2023 CFO of the Year: Annie Costlow
As CFO of Greater Indy Habitat for Humanity, Annie Costlow oversees the financial and administrative pieces of the organization as well as information technology and human resources.
2023 CFO of the Year: Monica Markovich
Monica Markovich oversees all operations of Holy Cross College, including human resources, information technology, finance, facilities and risk management.
2023 CFO of the Year: Jeanné Wickens
As CFO of Fort Wayne-based Parkview Health, Jeanné Wickens is responsible for financial decision support, fiscal services, health plan services, managed care contracting, strategic financial planning and budgeting, tax and treasury services, and more.
CFO of the Year 2023
IBJ honors top financial executives IBJ launched its CFO of the Year recognition program in 2008 to spotlight the crucial role that top financial executives play in helping Indiana companies, government agencies and not-for-profits develop strategy and flourish. This year's class is a group that includes top financial executives from school districts, tech companies, not-for-profits […]
High Alpha Innovation launches new fund to boost Notre Dame-affiliated startups
Indianapolis-based High Alpha Innovation announced this week that it has closed on $17.5 million for its new 1842 Fund, which will invest in startups affiliated with University of Notre Dame faculty, students and members of the greater South Bend and Elkhart communities.
Sam Carpenter and Indra Frank: State water investments should include wetlands
| Sam Carpenter and Indra Frank
Policy is an essential part of the answer to both water quantity and water quality.
David Rosenberg: Water should be distributed to benefit all
As other states suffer droughts or lack of resources, Indiana won’t.
Rep. Sharon Negele: Rising water demands require thoughtful balance
We need to look at water differently in Indiana, and to plan for and prevent any future water problems.
Randy Kron: Water isn’t an infinite resource. We must be mindful.
Agriculture needs a seat at the table as Indiana seeks a lasting solution that safeguards our water for generations to come.
Brian Daggy: Protection of finite resources crucial to our future
Agriculture needs a seat at the table as Indiana seeks a lasting solution that safeguards our water for generations to come.
Dr. Richard Feldman: A difficult question: Is medical aid in dying ethical?
The prescription medications used are self-administered; this is not euthanasia.
Curt Smith: After divorce, shared parenting is key to happy kids
The stories one hears about estranged parents, bruised children and a weaponized court system break your heart.
Brian Schutt: Legislature should consider pro-startup incentives
More innovation and entrepreneurship in a place impact its culture in a multitude of subtle but cumulatively significant ways.
Jim Shella: Kudos to Debby Knox and her long Indianapolis career
Over the years, every station in town has tried—without success—to find an anchor who would match Debby’s skills and longevity.
Karen Celestino-Horseman: Candidates should be judged by company they keep
We have time before the 2024 elections to examine and vet the candidates.
Dana Black: With Trump endorsement, so long integrity
Indiana, we deserve better than this.
Claire Fiddian-Green: To protect our kids, we must limit social media
While certainly an unpopular decision among young people, we’ll all be better off in the long run.
Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: This Christmas, I want civility for my neighbors
We can have a spirited debate. I’ve never had a problem with that.
Jennifer Wagner Chartier: Let’s find more happiness in the next election season
Politics has long run on fear and anger, but it’s hard to ignore how much hotter that rage fire burns in the age of social media and widespread misinformation and disinformation campaigns.