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Technology continues to saturate throughout every   concentrated in two historically strong sectors: air   companies and family-owned businesses spanning the state
         business sector, and manufacturing is no exception.   transportation and storage and fulfillment services.   and of entrepreneurs and researchers creating tomorrow’s
         Once thought of as a “low-tech” business sector,   Major employers include Express Scripts, Amazon,   solutions.
         manufacturing operations today are increasingly   Celadon and FedEx.
         advanced in their integration of robotics, “smart”                     Indiana is a leading production agriculture state and is
         manufacturing technologies, and automated processes.   According to TEConomy Partners, agribusiness is a   home to nationally recognized and expanding life sciences,
         With companies like Rolls Royce,   significant economic driver of Indiana’s economy, employing   tech and advanced manufacturing industries. There
                                            just over 75,000 individuals, not including primary   are significant research and training capabilities at our
         The Indianapolis region’s life sciences sector delivers   production workers (farming). As a result, the bioscience   colleges and universities. And, a bioscience community is
         residents with enormous economic opportunity.   industry represents more than 3 percent of Indiana’s total   robust, diverse and committed to Indiana being home to
         On average, workers within life sciences employers   private sector employment. The Indy region is a major player   unparalleled talent and innovation.
         earned more than two times the regional average.   in this space with leaders such as Elanco, Beck’s Hybrids
         Major employers include Eli Lilly & Co., Anthem, Roche   and AgReliant Genetics.  The bottom line is Indiana is building economic strength and
         Diagnostics and Dow AgroSciences.                                      impetus, and it’s propelling us on a trajectory toward growth
                                            Sports is a catalyst for development and positive change   and prosperity. How by get started laying the groundwork
         The Indy region has carved out a robust role in marketing   throughout the Indianapolis region. They have a rich history   to help your business grow in Indiana.
         technology, anchored by major employers such as  of hosting professional and amateur sporting events, most   Indiana is a state that works because it’s about more than
         Salesforce, Genesys, and Appirio. According to   notably the Indy 500, the world’s largest one day sporting   just good business sense. It’s about building something
         Techpoint research, almost half of Indiana’s information   event. Home to the NCAA, Indiana Sports Corp, the   that will last. It’s about the freedom to set their own terms.
         technology workforce calls the Indy region home.  Dallara IndyCar Factory, and a wide array of professional   It’s about the place They call home.
                                            sports teams, the Indy region knows a thing or two about
         Logistics companies within the Indianapolis region are   competition.  Indiana draws its strength from vibrant cities and towns,
         principally involved in transportation and distribution                beautiful state parks and trails, a bold history of sport and
         activities – linking raw material producers, product   As the nation’s BEST state for small-business regulatory   culture, and some of the most amazing people you’ll
         manufacturers, retailers, and end consumers together.   climate and the 2nd-best place to do business, Indiana’s   ever meet who are delivering craft, passion and brilliance
         Within the Indianapolis region, logistics activities are   story is one of innovation and research, of globally traded   to Indiana.







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