Conexus Looking for Rising Stars

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Indiana’s advanced manufacturing and logistics initiative has launched a program to recognize young professionals distinguishing themselves in the sector. Conexus Indiana says Conexus Rising 30 will honor young, rising leaders in an important part of the state’s economy.

Conexus says the advanced manufacturing and logistics (AML) industries employ more than 500,000 Hoosiers.

The organization says the Rising 30 program will celebrate the next generation of change-makers who are instrumental in the industries’ evolution in the technology sectors.

“We’re honored to recognize young professionals who are fervently fueling innovation and embodying the forward-thinking mentality that evolves the industry for generations to come,” said Mark Howell, president and chief executive officer of Conexus Indiana.

Mentors, colleagues and peers are encouraged to nominate a person who has had an impact on the AML ecosystem.

Nominees must be 30 years or younger by the end of the year. Nominations for the first Rising 30 class are now being accepted through January 22, 2021.

Learn more about the Conexus Rising 30 program by clicking here.