Greenfield Area Chamber of Commerce IN
Greenfield, located in Hancock County just east of Indianapolis, is an ideal place to live, work, and visit. Named for John Hancock, the first signer of the Declaration of Independence, Greenfield blends rich history with a thriving community. The Greenfield Area Chamber of Commerce is the largest business organization in Hancock County. Founded in 1951,
Greenfield IN Main Street
Downtown Greenfield is more than a collection of buildings it is the heart of our community, a crossroads that inspires pride and helps define our identity. Since 2008, our nonprofit organization has been dedicated to showcasing Greenfield. Our mission is to inform residents and visitors about the city’s vibrant events, local businesses, and attractions, while
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce IN
The Hamilton Area Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to advancing the commercial, industrial, civic, and overall interests of the Town of Hamilton and its surrounding trade area. The Chamber provides a wide range of information, resources, and services to support local businesses. It serves as a valuable starting point for companies looking to establish themselves
Hancock Economic Development Council
Hancock County, Indiana, the eastern gateway to Indianapolis, has emerged as a fast-growing economic hub with numerous advantages for businesses. Its central location puts companies within a single-day truck drive of over 148 million workers. Exceptional connectivity including Interstate 70, high-quality highways, Indianapolis Regional Airport, nearby rail access, and more makes it easy to reach
Heart of Lebanon IN Main Street
The Heart of Lebanon strengthens community identity and heritage, fosters a vibrant center of activity, builds a sense of belonging, and supports economic stability for the historic downtown district. Our mission is to advance the development of Lebanon’s Historic Downtown District, including the Courthouse Square, as the heart of community and economic growth. We do
Hendricks County IN Economic Development Partnership
The Hendricks County Economic Development Partnership is a successful nonprofit public–private collaboration that brings together major employers, local governments, chambers of commerce, and key organizations across Hendricks County. Our success is built on a strong spirit of collaboration and a shared belief that the entire county thrives when each individual community grows stronger. You’ll experience
Hoosier Heartland Indiana Small Business Development Center (SBDC)
The Indiana SBDC provides no-cost business advising, training, referrals, and a curated library of tools and resources to support businesses from startup through growth, transition, or retirement. Housed within the Indiana Economic Development Corporation, the Indiana Small Business Development Center helps entrepreneurs start, grow, finance, innovate, and transition their businesses through confidential, expert guidance. Established
HUB & SPOKE
Hub & Spoke is a 94,000-square-foot, master-planned mixed-use development created in partnership with the City of Fishers. The space features a Design Center, a coworking hub, and a state-of-the-art Makerspace. Through its collaboration with the City of Fishers, Hub & Spoke provides hands-on, experiential learning opportunities that turn the community into a classroom. This partnership
Idianapolis Urban League Entrepreneurship Center
The Indianapolis Urban League (IUL) Entrepreneurship Center, launched in July 2021, supports minority entrepreneurs in Central Indiana by helping them develop, launch, sustain, and grow their small businesses. The Center offers in-person and virtual workshops, short-term industry-recognized credentials, individualized coaching, and strategic support to help business owners access resources, increase revenue, reduce costs, and create
IEDC: State Regulatory Assistance
Organizations in this category help businesses navigate government regulations, permitting processes, and compliance requirements. They serve as guides and liaisons between companies and regulatory agencies, offering assistance with licenses, permits, approvals, documentation, and communication with state or federal departments. Their goal is to simplify regulatory processes, reduce barriers, and ensure businesses meet all necessary legal
IN Vets
INvets is a nonprofit public–private partnership with the State of Indiana dedicated to attracting, retaining, and developing the state’s veteran workforce. We provide the resources, support, and guidance veterans need to secure rewarding, sustainable careers helping them and their families achieve stability, purpose, and long-term prosperity.
Indiana Beef Council
The Indiana Beef Council is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting, educating, and supporting product development within the beef industry. Guided by a volunteer-driven Executive Committee and Board of Directors, the Council oversees the collection and management of the Beef Checkoff in Indiana. Through advocacy, education, and research, the organization works to strengthen the state’s
Indiana Biosciences Research Institute
The Indiana Biosciences Research Institute (IBRI) is a leading translational research institute dedicated to advancing academic and industry science to improve patient health. Our scientists and staff are driven by a passion to transform cutting-edge research into new treatments that make a real difference for patients. Founded with the mission to improve the health of
Indiana Center for Biomedical Innovation
The Indiana Center for Biotechnology Innovation (ICBI) Mission:ICBI serves Indiana University and the state’s life sciences ecosystem by incubating high-potential bioscience companies and entrepreneurial researchers, helping them advance discoveries from bench to bedside. Support for Entrepreneurs: Fully equipped laboratory facilities paired with comprehensive entrepreneurial services Access to expert guidance that mitigates startup risks and accelerates
Indiana Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute (CTSI)
Indiana Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute (CTSI) Mission:We unite Indiana’s brightest minds to tackle the state’s most pressing health challenges. About Us:Founded in 2008 by Anantha Shekhar, MD, PhD, Indiana CTSI is a statewide institute supported by a Clinical and Translational Science Award from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the National Center for
Indiana Dairy Farmers Association
American Dairy Association, Inc. (ADAI) The American Dairy Association, Inc. (ADAI) is a not-for-profit organization funded by and serving Indiana dairy farm families. ADAI is dedicated to promoting and educating the public about the importance of dairy farming, sustainable nutrition, and youth wellness. By engaging communities, health professionals, educators, food service experts, and the media,
Indiana Department of Workforce Development
A new virtual tool designed to help you find a job, explore careers, discover education and training opportunities, and access personalized career guidance. We strengthen Indiana by understanding workforce needs, aligning resources, and providing services that empower Hoosiers to thrive in a changing economy. The Indiana Department of Workforce Development connects people and employers through
Indiana Grown
Indiana Grown is a grassroots movement encouraging Hoosiers to buy, sell, and share food and products made right here in Indiana. Spanning 19 million acres of farms, forests, and woodlands, Indiana’s 57,500 farms produce some of the highest-quality products in the world. Yet, despite being the tenth-largest farm state in the nation, less than 10%
Indiana IoT Lab in Fishers
Connecting Indiana’s top entrepreneurs, startups, and established partners to bring innovative Internet of Things (IoT) solutions to market. Launched by Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness and entrepreneur John Wechsler, founder of Launch Fishers, this 24,562-square-foot lab provides a collaborative space for entrepreneurs to develop embedded technology solutions. The focus is on creating products that benefit Indiana’s
Indiana Manufacturers Association
Indiana Manufacturers Association (IMA)Formed in 1901, the Indiana Manufacturers Association is the second-oldest manufacturers association in the United States and the only trade association in Indiana exclusively focused on manufacturing. IMA is dedicated to advocating for a business climate that creates, protects, and promotes high-quality manufacturing jobs across the state. Batesville Tool & Die, Inc.