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Lindsay Gramlich leads a team of 20 staff and 20 board members and oversees a $2.2 million operating budget and a $2.5 million endowment for Girls Inc., representing the local chapter among 76 other affiliate leaders from across the country.
In his role with Carrier Global, Grimes’ responsibilities include managing litigation, employment matters, supply and vendor transactions, mergers and acquisitions, and ethics and compliance matters.
Her practice has a particular emphasis on high-conflict divorces, contentious custody and parenting-time disputes, post-decree modifications and complex financial issues related to property division, support and asset valuation.
When a former supervisor called her for help with that very problem, she took on that project and turned it into Kuumba Strategies.
This year marks the five-year anniversary of Lebanon-based Klooz Brewz, which Patrick Klooz built from the ground up into a thriving brewery and public house.
Kramer’s role as director of the Indianapolis Colts’ Kicking the Stigma program allows her to combine two of her biggest passions: sports and mental health.
Laura Lachowecki spent the early part of her career as the pastry chef in “high-level kitchens,” but after the birth of her daughter, she wanted the flexibility to have nights, weekends and holidays to spend at home.
Danny Leckie leads the Carmel-based hunger-relief organization Hatch for Hunger, which distributes chicken, beef, pork, eggs and more to food banks in more than 40 states and has helped families save more than $50 million in food costs.
Dr. Russell Ledet grew up in poverty in Louisiana, where for much of his childhood he believed college was only for people with resources his family did not have.
Thomas Lyons is a securities, capital markets, corporate, mergers-and-acquisitions and private-funds attorney who advises SalesAi — a voice-based, automated artificial intelligence platform that supplements sales and support teams — and its affiliated entities.
McKissic and his organization, Cerebro Creative House, directed the capital campaign for The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis’ 100th anniversary in 2025.
Ronald Morrell Jr. made history in November 2023 when he was elected the first Black mayor of Marion, and the first Black Republican mayor in Indiana.
Amanda Noth-Matchett’s interest in health care began when she watched a family member receive care and felt compelled to support others in the same way.
Ryan O’Connor says his role at Roche enables him to support patient health, well-being and longevity by working at a company that develops innovative medicines, personalized health care solutions and advanced diagnostics to enable early disease detection and effective treatment.
Matt Olsen leads Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath’s real estate litigation and eminent domain team.
Pellman leads the Indy Chamber’s efforts to drive employer and population growth across the 10-county Indianapolis region.
Kyle Resetarits says that being a real estate and land-use attorney gives him the opportunity to advise clients who are transforming the landscape and improving the economies of communities around Indianapolis and throughout the state of Indiana.
Keeanna Warren is responsible for setting the vision and long-term strategy for Purdue Polytechnic High Schools and ensuring that they deliver results for students, families and the community.
MacKenzie White directs End Lung Cancer Now, an initiative that began in 2021 to eliminate tobacco use in Indiana, screen all eligible patients with chest CT scans and increase participation in lung cancer research.
As president of Cooke Financial Group, Tammy Williams focuses on the company’s culture, developing its team, and positioning the firm to serve clients through one of the largest generational wealth transfers in history.
