Talent

I have always been attracted to technology because it enables me to get more done with the same number of work hours. That’s essentially what productivity growth offers an economy.   When productivity increases, businesses offer more value. Wages tend to rise. Goods and services are more affordable. Consumers benefit, and economic growth takes place. Higher […]

By Eric Stanley, Founder and CEO of the Minority Moves Network.   As we celebrate National Mentoring Day on October 27, it’s a great time to reflect on the profound impact mentoring can have on both individuals and organizations. As the Founder and CEO of M2N, I’ve seen firsthand how transformative mentorship can be throughout my […]

By Linda Calvin  Here’s something that won’t shock you: women today are chronically underrepresented at every stage of the tech journey. And it probably won’t shock you that representation for Black, Latina and Native American (BLNA) women in computing fields is even worse. At Reboot Representation, we’re tackling the underrepresentation of BLNA women head on. […]

Indiana has a global reputation for having premiere public and private colleges and universities, but it’s also known as a state that exports most of the talent that matriculates through those institutions. Lots of people throughout the state – from civic leaders to businesses – are trying to correct that trend and keep the talented […]

By Lori Smith, Director of Marketing & Investor Relations at Health Cloud Capital  Editor’s note: Bradley Bostic likes to solve problems, and he’s good at it. So good at it, in fact, that he’s been able to keep solving problems thanks to successes in cofounding companies like Cha Cha, ESG Corp and several venture funds. […]