In 2017, Carmel-based financial software firm Baker Hill brought employee recruitment in house. But it didn’t hire someone to do the recruiting. Instead, it looked to its employees. After the company was acquired by private-equity firm Riverside in 2016, it experienced rapid growth. At the time, Baker Hill was paying outside recruiting firms about $800,000 […]
Since then, the DEI and talent-acquisition teams have implemented several programs and initiatives related to diverse hiring and recruitment.
The HR department in 2018 launched a life sciences training program. The paid program is for students in their senior year of college and graduates who are serious about a career with animal or plant conservation.
Bloomington-based Cook Medical wins in the education and training category for making it easier for people in its community to earn their high school equivalency diploma.
Since 2021, Indianapolis Airport Authority’s part-time and full-time employees have been eligible for up to $5,250 in tuition assistance annually, effective day one of employment.
Merchants Bank pays 100% of training and education expenses for all employees, no matter the type of education they’re pursuing.
The celebrity chef also is considering additional expansion in Indiana.
Mike Vance is executive vice president of professional services at Resultant.
Byron Pitney is chief technology officer at Emarsys, an SAP company.
Scott Sobczak is engineering director at The Vertex Co., a V2X company.
Ryan Brubaker is chief information officer and executive vice president of operations at Seven Corners Inc.
Michael Armstrong is Chief Technology Officer at Authenticx.
Charles Stafford is vice president of operations at PIER Group LLC.
Kate Maxwell serves as the lead technical authority for the global defense and intelligence business at Microsoft.
At CNO Financial Group, Mike Mead is responsible for all IT delivery, including a portfolio of more than 400 applications.
Brian Newgent oversees all technology operations for Infrastructure and Energy Alternatives Inc. and all its wholly owned subsidiaries.
As chief information officer for the Indiana Department of Health, Mohan Ambaty is responsible for the oversight and direction of the agency’s IT infrastructure and delivery of critical services to agency staff and the public.
A member of the president’s cabinet, Matthew Etchison leads 182 IT professionals across the Ivy Tech Community College system. He’s responsible for the digital transformation of the college and for setting the strategic technology direction.
At Indiana University Health, Tim Tarnowski sets and executes the technology and innovation strategies, including accountability for IU Health’s statewide informatics and information services division that provides the large and complex infrastructure that underpins patient care and operations.
On Monday, Indianapolis-based Emmis announced an agreement to sell the radio stations in its home market to Maryland-based Urban One. At that time, the companies had not disclosed the sale price.
