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EchoChamber, the podcast of the Indiana Chamber of Commerce, brings you insightful interviews with Indiana leaders in business, education, technology, politics and more.
Given today’s talent-driven economy, elevating the postsecondary attainment levels of Indiana’s adult workforce is one of the most vital ste...
Indiana is a manufacturing mecca. In the latest episode of IN Chamber, we profile one maker and Hoosier success story: Crown Technology of I...
Not too long after he became the CEO of Elevate Ventures last summer, Christopher Day was having visions of putting Indiana on the map from...
Coming from an impoverished upbringing in segregated North Carolina, Dr. Jim Johnson knew he had a larger purpose. He once told Fast Company...
Politics and policy intersect in this edition of the IN Chamber podcast featuring David Ober. The former state lawmaker is now on the other...
Being considered a triple threat (actor, dancer and singer) in the entertainment field can open many doors. In the education and workforce r...
While we won’t solve the age-old chicken and egg riddle, you will hear tales about another fowl – one whose popularity is on the rise: duck....
Solving challenging business problems is what Indianapolis entrepreneur Tyler Foxworthy does. His method is applying mathematics to develop...
The president and CEO of AgReliant Genetics in Westfield is not your typical seed company executive. Born in Cameroon as the son of a pineap...
John Wechsler’s latest venture is something so simple and appealing that other innovative minds are kicking themselves for not beating him t...
Indiana Department of Workforce Development Commissioner Fred Payne* pulls the curtain back on how the agency evolved due to the pandemic an...
Indiana Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Kevin Brinegar says the 2022 Indiana General Assembly concluded in a good place overall for th...
Janus Motorcycles recently won the Indiana Chamber’s first-ever Coolest Thing Made in Indiana contest, a bracket-style tournament in which w...
It’s hard to believe it’s been a decade since Indianapolis hosted its wildly successful Super Bowl. Allison Melangton was at the helm of tha...
Indiana University’s 19th president is energized at the opportunity to lead the major multicampus institution – the first woman to do so – a...
Indiana’s business community is getting mandate pressure from every direction. On the federal side, the Biden administration wants to requir...
At our 32nd Annual Awards Dinner on November 9, racing legend Roger Penske shared reflections about his successful career as a car owner, pu...
A tremendous opportunity is taking place in Indianapolis for at-risk youth to get on the right path to a fulfilling career and at the same t...
No one imagined the pandemic would drag on this long – 18 months and counting. It’s been a time of re-evaluation and reflection. For individ...
Frank Walker has been leading the charge for decades to emphasize the importance of ethics in the workplace. The primary reasons: It is the...
“No one can do everything, but everybody can do something.” That is the shortened version of the approach and mission of Uncovered.com. Ashl...
A business trip to New York City decades ago had him thinking, “Oh, my gosh, I made it!” But despite national and international business dea...
Michael McRobbie came to Indiana University in 1997 (from his native Australia) as the school’s first vice president for information technol...
Indiana Black Expo (IBE) is well known for its Summer Celebration and Circle City Classic fund-raising events. Its work, of course, goes muc...
Allison Barber brings an education and business background to her role as president and chief operating officer of the Indiana Fever. It’s n...
Beth Keyser, president of Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Indiana, says her life’s work has been focused on “improving the health of hu...
Growing up in a housing project in Terre Haute and seeing his mother faced with a $400 gas bill she could not pay left a lasting impression...
“It’s a really, really, really big world out there and there are a lot of customers in it.” That is among the parting shots during an engagi...
Indiana’s first Secretary of Education makes it immediately clear that she is passionate about her profession. “I go to bed thinking about i...
Brittany Moser lived her life to the fullest before it was cut short by disease at age 32. Her father, Phil, a Steuben County resident his e...
Despite being part of two World Championship teams with the Toronto Blue Jays and having a successful pitching career, Todd Stottlemyre was...
From previous career roles at United Way and in health care, Brock Hesler has always been in a position to help others. That has continued d...
The phrase above is how many people look at the process of making a choice. Tyler Ludlow, founder and chief decision scientist at the Decisi...
Steve Down, president of Herff Jones, says he can’t imagine a business more centered on high school and colleges being open and operating as...
Call it an unbeatable combination. Trine University student Lydia Tremaine, 2018 Miss Indiana, won the 2019 Miss America talent competition...
That headline is a self-description for DuJuan McCoy, an Indianapolis native and owner of Circle City Broadcasting (WISH-TV and MyINDY-TV 23...
Fort Wayne Mayor Tom Henry admits that for many years the three rivers flowing through the city were considered “enemies”. Now, after nearly...
For Brad Bostic, it’s personal. In the early 2000s, he saw his mother suffer from colon cancer. And while the medical professionals worked d...
The spotlight has shined brightly on Indiana State Department of Health Commissioner Dr. Kristina Box. She would prefer being behind the sce...
Dave Ricks came to Indiana twice for family – undergraduate studies at Purdue (a tradition on his father’s side) and graduate work at Indian...
Listen and learn. Listen and adapt. Listen and entertain the world. Samantha “Sammy” Johnson-Helms has achieved so much in her 31 years with...
Laura Merrifield Wilson’s fear after the “dumpster fire” first presidential debate is that those not fully engaged already will be “turned o...
The relationship (economic and beyond) between Indiana (as well as the entire United States) and Canada is a critical one. One of the tradit...
Here is the Kimberly Lewis story in two quotes: Before: “My one goal back then was just to meet my need for drugs. Everything in my life sur...
Brian Cuban, the brother of Dallas Mavericks owner and entrepreneur Mark Cuban, is in his 13th year of recovery from eating disorders, as we...
A snapshot is defined as a brief look or summary. That’s what the Indiana Chamber has done this year with the new report Indiana Vision 2025...
Andrea Butcher has been assisting clients with human resources, talent, leadership and coaching needs for more than 20 years. But all those...
Large-scale enterprises (think big companies, leaders in their fields) are built, in Elliott Parker’s words, to execute at scale. Start-ups,...
It began with 2019 legislation to shift tourism efforts. It’s expanded to telling Indiana’s full story – to also attract and retain business...
Bruce Mehlman possesses a wide variety of experiences in business and government. He uses those to help deliver insightful analysis into nat...