2023 Forty Under 40: Ashley Flowers
Ashley Flowers launched podcast “Crime Junkie” in 2017, and it is now one of the most popular podcasts in the United States. And her company, Audiochuck, now produces 15 podcasts.
Ashley Flowers launched podcast “Crime Junkie” in 2017, and it is now one of the most popular podcasts in the United States. And her company, Audiochuck, now produces 15 podcasts.
Chase Flashman founded shipping firm ShipSigma in 2018, and it now generates more than $10 million in revenue and has drawn millions of dollars in outside investment,
Kelleigh Irwin Fagan guides colleges and universities through challenging NCAA investigations and other NCAA matters such as infractions, name-image-likeness issues and Title IX concerns.
Daniel Diehl began his career in the banking industry right after earning his undergraduate degree and was drawn to commercial banking because of the exposure it offers to many types of businesses and industries.
Within 10 years of immigrating to the United States, Patricio Daneri earned a bachelor’s from Purdue University and a master’s from Indiana University and started his own business, a manufacturer and distributor of commercial LED lighting.
Rachael Coverdale launched her own marketing company in 2015 that has continued to grow without taking on debt.
Megan Carrico oversees external communications at Indianapolis International Airport to support initiatives involving air-service development, land use, technology upgrades, passenger amenities or local economic development.
Jeremy Brown is CEO of Nameless Catering Co., which posted its top three months ever last year.
Ben Blair helps clients manage their tax burdens, particularly taxes on their real estate holdings, so they can invest those savings back into their businesses.
While Jonny Baker’s driving skill would take him only so far, there was no slowing down his passion for motorsports.
Nida Ansari launched and leads The Heritage Group Accelerator, the only hard-tech startup accelerator in Indiana.
Julie Singer serves on the Raymond James Sustainable Investing Advisory Council, a group of 15 people in a company of more than 8,400 financial advisers.
Whitley Yates is the first person to hold the position of director of diversity and engagement at the Indiana Republican Party, a distinction she embraces.
As president of STAR Financial Bank, a $3 billion community bank with 37 branches, Kevin Wright said he enjoys the connections that come through building relationships.
Derik Wittenberg leads the team at Elanco Animal Health responsible for setting research and development priorities, developing business analytics to provide business insights, and improving operations.
Brian Willsey owns Tinker House Events and is director of finance for Small Victories Hospitality, the parent of several coffeehouses and restaurants, including Coat Check Coffee, Strange Bird Tiki Bar and Landlocked Baking Co.
Tonya Vachirasomboon leads complex mergers and acquisitions at Dentons in the medical device, financial, life sciences, and transportation and logistics industries, among others.
As a financial adviser at brokerage Merrill Lynch, Berthran Ugeh says financial health and financial education are critical in building successful families and successful communities.
As CFO of F.A. Wilhelm Construction, Brittney Turner shepherds the finances of five construction companies, two real estate companies and multiple joint venture enterprises.
Tiffany Trotter joined Girls Inc. amid the “great resignation” and the pandemic with an eye toward bridging the gap between employee experience and organization expectations.