2017 WOMAN OF INFLUENCE: Nicole Lorch
Nicole Lorch joined First Internet Bank a week before it launched in 1999, and has grown with the company as it rose from $1.2 million in deposits to $2.3 billion.
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2017 WOMAN OF INFLUENCE: Angela Smith Jones
Angela Smith Jones has played leadership roles in the Salesforce Tower expansion project, the Infosys project with its approximately 2,000 jobs, and others.
2017 WOMAN OF INFLUENCE: Yolanda Johnson-Moton
Since joining Eli Lilly and Co., Yolanda Johnson-Moton has launched education and engagement platforms, including the Lilly for Better Health website, and brought the company to YouTube via Lilly Health Channel.
2017 WOMAN OF INFLUENCE: Joyce Irwin
Joyce Irwin directs the Community Health Network Foundation, which is dedicated to serving the needs of both patients and caregivers with funding for programs such as an Oncology Assistance Fund.
2017 WOMAN OF INFLUENCE: Kelley Gay
Under the guidance of Kelley Gay, who leads seven business units at OneAmerica, the creative design team experienced a 25 percent reduction in project completion time, which adds up considering the group produces more than 5,000 print and digital projects annually.
2017 WOMAN OF INFLUENCE: Dr. Joan Duwve
Opioid prescribing decreased 16 percent in Indiana recently, thanks in part to Dr. Joan Duwve, whose Peace Corps experience led her to become a champion for public health.
2017 WOMAN OF INFLUENCE: Susana Duarte de Suarez
For Gov. Holcomb, she develops marketing and communications material, creates and executes communications plans, and engages with the community in and out of legislative and business arenas. But that’s just part of the picture for this Zionsville councilwoman. Rising up: While growing up in Mexico City, Duarte de Suarez read The Wall Street Journal with […]
2017 WOMAN OF INFLUENCE: Melissa Davis
Melissa Davis in 2016 became the first woman president of BSA Lifestructures, a $50 million architecture, interior design and engineering firm with a specialty in health care facilities.
2017 WOMAN OF INFLUENCE: Deborah J. Caruso
As bankruptcy trustee for ITT Educational Services Inc., Deborah Caruso has had to make sense of what was left of 137 campuses, where 8,000 people were laid off and 40,000 students left to fend for themselves.
2017 WOMAN OF INFLUENCE: Jennifer Bott
Jennifer Bott developed a comprehensive, university-wide strategy for online education that resulted in growth in students, programs and revenue.
2017 WOMAN OF INFLUENCE: Melissa Stapleton Barnes
At Eli Lilly and Co., Melissa Stapleton Barnes leads an organization responsible for ethics and compliance in nearly 90 countries around the world.
2017 WOMAN OF INFLUENCE: Jennifer M. Alvey
Jennifer Alvey, who worked in state government before becoming chief financial officer at IU Health, says mentors have played a big role in her professional development.
2017 WOMAN OF INFLUENCE: Erin L. Albert
Erin Albert is a leading podcaster on pharmaceutical subjects, a prolific writer of books and a full-time consultant.
2016 WOMAN OF INFLUENCE: Angie Wethington
Angie Wethington was recently inducted into the Midwest Real Estate News Hall of Fame, thanks in part to more than 33.6 million square feet of property deals with an estimated $1.5 billion value.
2016 WOMAN OF INFLUENCE: Susanne Wasson
The top woman in a commercial role in the 9,000-employee agricultural chemical giant, Wasson sits on the president/CEO’s Global Leadership Team and has served as treasurer and chairwoman of the finance committee of the Indiana Humanities board of directors.
2016 WOMAN OF INFLUENCE: Shelly Towns
Able to evolve with an evolving company, Shelly Towns has helped shape Angie’s List while extending her influence into the tech community on the TechPoint board.
2016 WOMAN OF INFLUENCE: Donna Sink
The designer of the Indianapolis Cultural Trail’s poetic bus shelters, Donna Sink now is shaping the way people experience the IMA.
2016 WOMAN OF INFLUENCE: Aarti Shah
Before her promotion in July, Aarti Shah was global brand development leader for ixekizumab, a new psoriasis drug marketed under the brand name Taltz. That’s just one of several life-changing drugs she has managed through multiple phases of development.
2016 WOMAN OF INFLUENCE: M.T. Ray
After helping grow the ExactTarget recruiting team from five to 45, M.T. Ray now attracts talent to High Alpha’s portfolio companies—including Lessonly, Sigstr, ClearScholar, Zylo and Doxly.
2016 WOMAN OF INFLUENCE: Jennifer Ping
The former chairwoman of the Marion County Republican Party, Jennifer Ping is a principal at one of the leading public affairs firms in the state, specializing in legislative and executive branch lobbying, and political consulting.