Panel: Indiana must do more to nurture tech talent, innovation

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3 thoughts on “Panel: Indiana must do more to nurture tech talent, innovation

  1. We have CEOs wanting to invest in our youth and students. Then, we have Holcomb…continuing to be more interested in attracting “transplants” than investing in his current constituents. This is disgusting.

    1. We should be investing in both.

      I interact with many international students ( particularlly from India ) that are
      in very high level STEM research at IUPUI. The vast majority of them leave
      because there is little to no opportunities for them in Indianapolis.
      We have a god mine of talent that we are developing in Indianapolis that are
      leaving immediately when their time is up for cities like Boston, San Francisco, San Diego, Atlanta,
      Standford, Houston, and other high tech regions.

      These students are involved in cutting edge research. Let’s try to keep them.

  2. Indianapolis must try harder if competition is considered first tier cities/regions such as Boston, Atlanta, San Francisco, San Diego, and Houston.

    Texas taxes are low as well but the quality of life is perceived as significantly better. The regressive polices of state governance in both Indiana and Texas, however, reflect a key disincentive for many individuals the state desires to retain.

    Nearby Columbus OH is a more attractive local than Indy in consideration of urban infrastructure quality and city governance not constantly imperiled by statehouse unjustified and overreach

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