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Please check back for 2023 event details. Registration opens soon.See below for 2022 information. You’ve taken the time to nominate your top technology leaders, now it’s time to find out who came out on top! Tickets are on sale now for IBJ & TechPoint’s CTO of the Year & Tech 25 recognition event August 23rd!
Please check back for 2023 event details. Registration opens soon.See below for 2022 information. This event is Sold Out. Please check back for future events. Commercial Real Estate Power Panel Get the scoop on Indy’s commercial real estate scene at our Commercial Real Estate & Construction Power Panel on September 9th. Questions: Q: How will […]
Questions: Q: How does food equity impact health equity? Q: Why are Black children more than 3 times as likely to face hunger than white children? Q: What food equity initiatives are working, and how do we build coalitions to expand successful programs? Keynote Speaker: Fred Glass President & Chief Executive Officer Gleaners Food Bank […]
Please check back for 2023 event details. Registration opens soon.See below for 2022 information. Questions: Q: How will Indiana’s new abortion ban affect medical providers? Q: How are hospitals responding to growing pressure to reduce prices and increase transparency? Q: What is Indiana’s report card on COVID-19 for vaccinations, insurance payments and bed capacity? Q: […]
Please check back for 2023 event details. Registration opens soon. See below for 2022 information. Indianapolis Business Journal will feature its 2022 Class of Women of Influence in a special supplement on October 28. These women will be recognized at an event on October 27 for their success in the business community while revealing the […]
2023 Economic Forecast Hear a succinct rundown of numbers-driven predictions for the economy, business & markets at our Monday, November 14, 2022 event. Get answers to many of the questions on your mind from Fifth Third Bank’s Chief Investment Strategist Questions: Q: What is the biggest risk currently to the domestic economy? Q: How have […]
Please check back for 2023 event details. Registration opens soon.See below for 2022 information. CFO of the Year Awards IBJ’s CFO of the Year honorees are impressive financial professionals who steer the fortunes of their companies and organizations. Join IBJ to celebrate their accomplishments on December 9th. Keynote Speaker: Anat Ashkenazi Executive Vice President and […]
For at least one year, the school would operate out of a building just east of Broad Ripple High School that Ozdemir's Keystone Group is buying.
Senate Bill 105, authored by Elections Chair Greg Walker, R-Columbus, would establish a series of standards lawmakers would use to redraw district lines following population reapportionment, which occurs each decade after the completion of the U.S. Census.
Portland-based InDinero’s purchase adds 36 employees, including 17 CPAs, to its 200-person workforce.
Work on the $13.5 million replacement span in downtown Anderson began in November 2017. Once work on the eastbound lanes is completed, the westbound lanes will be closed again.
The tax would have the biggest impact in Greenwood, where it could generate $2.5 million in 2020 and $2.6 million in 2021.
The Indianapolis drugmaker said the drug, baricitinib, proved effective in treating adults with a severe form of eczema. It’s the latest turn for a drug that has had repeated setbacks.
Senate Bill 570, authored by Columbus Republican Greg Walker, would require counties paper backups to electronic voting systems they use.
Debt-burdened FullBeauty Brands has a restructuring plan ready to go that would turn over ownership to its creditors. But a federal trustee wants to tap the brakes.
The stage is being set for the sale of WISH-TV Channel 8 as its owner prepares to buy two other Indianapolis stations.
The farms stretching over four counties and a portion of central Indiana would have nearly 300 wind turbines that could be spinning as early as 2020.
Gannett Co. said Monday that its board determined the unsolicited offer from a hedge-fund backed media group undervalued the company and wasn’t in the best interests of shareholders.
The record amount of cargo was due in large part to increases in shipments of coal, soy products, grain and steel.
Brian Gimelson, 48, pleaded guilty to evading taxes on more than $1.2 million in income related to the multimillion sale of a rare painting.
