Public libraries have long served as invaluable community resources that foster lifelong learning and support early childhood literacy. While libraries are often associated with lending the latest …
New executives or boards (whether from a PE firm, or outside) are brought in for a reason. It’s simple. Something can be done better. “I’m working so hard, but I can’t …
There are not many other emerging trends in recent years that have captured the American public's attention as much as diversity and inclusion (D&I) efforts to transform organizations across the …
The ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle is credited with the famous quote: “Change in all things is sweet.” We at Building Indiana Business couldn’t agree more. Throughout the …
By Rick Weber, Director of Occupational Health, Powers Health (Formerly Community Healthcare System). Most people are familiar with the term “Buy once, cry once.” Many readers of this article may …
By Tim Coleman, Senior Vice President, Director of Wealth Management, Centier Bank. Amidst the complexities of an evolving global landscape, small businesses grapple with economic shifts, changing …
By Annie Goeller, Deputy Commissioner of Strategic Alignment, Indiana Department of Correction. Ask a group of people to describe prison and you’ll most likely hear them mention steel bars, barbed …
By Andrew Berger, Senior Vice President, Governmental Affairs, Indiana Manufacturers Association. According to the annual wage and income data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), Indiana …
By Mike Smith, Commissioner, Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT). The Indiana Department of Transportation continues to see infrastructure wins as the agency forges ahead in delivery of …
By Dr. James Hanson, Department Head of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Professor. Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. According to the American Society of Civil Engineers’ most recent …