2022 CFO of the Year: Brian Tomamichel
Brian Tomamichel oversees business, operations and technology for Westfield-Washington Schools, one of the fastest-growing school districts in Indiana.
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2022 CFO of the Year: Barry Gardner
Barry Gardner oversees five departments for the Metropolitan School District of Wayne Township, including finance, facilities, grounds and custodial services, child nutrition and construction.
2022 CFO of the Year: Christopher A. Ruhl
Christopher Ruhl leads all financial management, business services, treasury, human resource, information technology, sponsored research programs and internal audit functions at Purdue University, which has a $2.5 billion annual operating budget across all its campuses and Purdue Global.
2022 CFO of the Year: Mark Kern
As CFO, Mark Kern works with Firefly Children and Family Alliance’s CEO, management team and board to provide strategic and accurate financial management and recommendations to the agency.
2022 CFO of the Year: Michael E. Johnson
As CFO of CICOA Aging & In-Home Solutions—a not-for-profit dedicated to ensuring that seniors and people with disabilities live the best life possible—Michael Johnson provides strategic direction to assess new business opportunities and financial insight and collaborates not only with colleagues at CICOA but also other community organizations.
2022 CFO of the Year: Jenny Skehan
Jenny Skehan oversees the finance, human resources and IT teams for Girl Scouts of Central Indiana.
Josh Webb: Lawmakers should lower state taxes across the board
The problem is, this nanny-state, tax-hiking mentality is its own unhealthy addiction, and it won’t stop with cigarettes.
Dr. Richard Feldman: Increasing the cigarette tax will improve health
It is well known from multiple authoritative sources that increasing the cigarette tax is probably the most effective single strategy for reducing smoking rates.
Bryan Hannon: For more public health funding, increase tax
Failure to invest in public health—and to raise taxes on all tobacco products—is not without cost.
Deborah Daniels: It’s time to make bold decisions for public health
Indiana’s per capita spending on public health in 2019 was $55; the national average was $91.
Claire Fiddian-Green: 4 steps Indiana can take to improve STEM outcomes
Science and math proficiency are critical to a student’s future success in the workforce.
Jim Shella: Journalism isn’t dead. Here, it’s getting a reboot.
It is clear the public wants news coverage. And through new business models, reporters can supply it.
Shariq Siddiqui: Here are the takeaways from my time at the Vatican
Far too often, discussions about philanthropy exclude religion or seek to think of it as tangential.
Una Osili: Let’s keep the momentum for funding equity going
The past few years have offered insights into how donors and funders can deepen their commitments.
Jennifer Wagner Chartier: Thanks, Sen. Young, for ‘yes’ vote on marriage act
A whole lot of things had to go wrong for us to need the Respect for Marriage Act in the first place, but it turned out that dignity and respect are not partisan values.
Curt Smith: Banks will emerge as front-runner for Senate seat
He is a consistent conservative voice and vote against the ‘Washington-knows-best’ government creep that so troubles most Republican primary voters.
Pierre Atlas: November was not a good month for Donald Trump
The midterm elections showed Trump to be ‘The Biggest Loser,’ which gives cover for many Republicans to finally renounce and abandon him.
Karen Celestino-Horseman: Election recounts will clear the air, prove no fraud
No amount of lies about the election process is going to change the vote totals.
Rep. Ed DeLaney: Another Republican education reform is coming
It has apparently been determined that our public schools and universities have lost their ‘value proposition.’
Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: Here are a few post-election suggestions
Eliminate straight-ticket voting and implement ranked-choice voting.