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Regional Health Systems CEO Retiring
Merrillville-based Regional Health Systems has announced that President and Chief Executive Officer Bob Krumwied will retire at the end of the year. Bill Trowbridge, who currently serves as president and CEO of Michigan City-based human service organization Paladin, has been selected as Krumwied’s successor.
Creating Accountability in Your Small Business
Ever feel like you’re the only one with a sense of accountability for the success of your business? At West Point, an early and clear lesson I learned is that a leader is accountable for everything that happens or fails to happen in his unit. For me, that’s the ultimate statement of accountability.
Freedom Train Returning to Holiday World
SANTA CLAUS - Two months before opening for the season, Holiday World & Splashin' Safari in Santa Claus has announced it will bring back the park's original ride. The Freedom Train, which was removed three years ago, will be part of Holiday World's 70th anniversary. The ride, originally called Santa Claus Land Railroad, was replaced in 2013 by the Holidog Express.
hc1 Goes High-Tech in Opioid Battle
An Indiana healthcare tech company is bringing artificial intelligence and machine learning to the battle against the opioid epidemic. Indianapolis-based hc1.com has unveiled its Opioid Dashboard, designed to organize data that was previously disconnected and use it to fight opioid abuse and addiction.
Study Touts Regional Cities Impact
A new study tallies the current total investment spurred by the state's Regional Cities Initiative. The phase one results, released by Ball State University's Center for Business and Economic Research, pegs the figure at more than $1.2 billion, most of it private investment. What's more, the study suggests regional cities projects in north central, northeast and southwest Indiana could bring in nearly 8,000 new Indiana residents within eight years. Greater Fort Wayne Inc.
Construction to Begin on $15M Noblesville Fieldhouse
City and development officials will break ground Friday on a $15 million sports complex in Noblesville. Finch Creek Park Fieldhouse will include five courts with hard surfaces, two turf-surfaced fields and 11 batting and pitching cages. The project, which was first unveiled a year ago, is a public-private partnership between Klipsch-Card Athletic Facilities LLC and the city. The company is also owner/operator of the fieldhouse at Grand Park in Westfield.
IU, OrthoWorx Collaboration Takes Flight
A new partnership between the orthopedics industry and academia will target therapies for patients with musculoskeletal injuries or diseases. The collaboration among Indiana University, the Indiana University Research and Technology Corp. and AcceLINX, a business accelerator launched by Warsaw-based OrthoWorx, will focus on development and commercialization of technologies developed at the university.
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