Health should be an easy choice for all in Indiana. However, our stark reality of health disparities reveals not just challenges, but also a powerful call to action for equitable solutions that uplift every community. According to the 2024 State Health Disparities Report—a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services publication that highlights disparities in […]... Read More
Security systems are no longer a one-size-fits-all solution. With advancements in technology and evolving security challenges, businesses and homeowners alike face an overwhelming variety of options. However, the key to a truly effective security system lies not just in the technology, but in customization, integration and ongoing support.... Read More
The customer called with what they thought was a simple question. Ten minutes later, they ended the call furious with the company and its apparently defective product—and the customer service agent handling the call never had a clue.... Read More
As commerce becomes increasingly integrated on a global scale, many companies are setting their sights beyond domestic shores. Facilitated in part by digital advancements, capital, goods, labor and services are flowing more freely across borders than ever before.... Read More
Do you have an LLC? Do you want to pay the federal government $500 per day in penalty fines? If not, then action needs to be taken before year-end!... Read More
Unfortunately, suicide is a leading cause of death among all Americans, especially veterans. In fact, suicide is the 13th leading cause of death for veterans, and the 2nd leading cause of death for veterans under the age of 45.... Read More
With a new gubernatorial administration set to take office in 2025, now is a good time to both reset and expand the renewable energy discussion within Indiana. The renewable energy industry’s momentum has pushed the state forward in significant ways. Yet many disagree over whether the state should focus on incentivizing renewable energy firms and what role the state should play in attempting to regulate the development and expansion of renewable energy projects.... Read More
“When you come to the fork in the road, take it,” said Yogi Berra, the famous New York Yankee baseball player of the 1960s. While many are lost on his words, in many respects, no truer words were spoken.... Read More
Artificial intelligence is creating new opportunities for businesses across the state. Indiana’s diverse business landscape with key industries like manufacturing, healthcare, agriculture and logistics are all seeing AI-led innovations, but they’re not alone. Hackers and cybercriminals are also harnessing AI to scale their attacks.... Read More
Making the optimal employee benefit elections can mean protecting your family in case something unexpected happens; improving your overall long-term financial security; and saving you money!... Read More
Carmel has solidified its reputation as one of America’s most sought-after cities, consistently drawing families and professionals alike with its vibrant lifestyle, excellent schools, and thriving community. However, as the city flourishes, it faces a growing challenge: how to provide diverse and affordable housing options that meet the needs of both current and future residents.... Read More
As business leaders, we need to recognize a stark truth: burnout is not an individual’s problem to solve—it’s a systemic issue within the workplace. In 2019, the World Health Organization classified burnout as a workplace phenomenon, driven by unmanageable workloads, unrealistic expectations, and the ever-rising bar of performance. ... Read More
You have remarkably strong feelings about an aspect of today’s political landscape, and as a business owner or manager, you see yourself as a thought leader. You clearly have a legal right to make a public stand…but maybe you should take a pass on it.... Read More
As open enrollment season approaches, choosing the right health insurance plan is one of the most important decisions individuals and families can make. In today’s health care landscape, it is crucial to select a provider that prioritizes affordability, accessibility and comprehensive care.... Read More
Workers have been contributing to the Social Security system since the program began in 1937, and retirees have been collecting benefits since that same year. However, we are increasingly hearing questions from clients, especially younger clients, about whether or not they will receive their promised benefits.... Read More
The transition from high school to college can be difficult – you’re heading off on your own to navigate a new school with new academic rigors – but there is still a familiar routine. You attend class, participate in extracurricular activities and study. Repeat through finals every semester over four years.... Read More
Most industries and professional disciplines have unique – and often confusing – jargon. The world of employee compensation is no different, with compensation terminology (“comp speak”) that can be downright puzzling to outsiders. Nonetheless, understanding employee compensation is vital to American workers; so, here’s a quick primer to help demystify “comp speak."... Read More
Workforce development organizations across our state and this country are working hard to figure out how to close the skills gap for young graduates, prepare them for sustainable employment that can support themselves and their families, and drive our economy into the future.... Read More
Indiana’s creative economy has massive potential, but we’re missing something vital if we want to unlock it. It’s not just about supporting our creatives—it’s about understanding that our economy needs both the “doers” and the “thinkers” to thrive. ... Read More
Are you contributing to a 529 for your child or grandchild but facing the reality that they may not attend college due to a disability? A relatively simple alternative would be to change the beneficiary of the 529 to another family member and save for your disabled child/grandchild in other ways.... Read More
