John,

 

Big things are happening in every corner of Indiana.

 

I mean that literally –– Governor Holcomb just launched the Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative (READI) and the excitement is already being felt all over the state.

 

Under this program, half a billion dollars is being invested in Hoosier startups, manufacturers, and airports to keep the Hoosier economy firing on all cylinders coming out of the pandemic.

In fact, Indiana’s unemployment is almost back to the pre-pandemic record low and even more Hoosiers are now in the workforce today than before the pandemic. 

 

The results speak for themselves when you see where Indiana placed in the recently-released rankings of best states to do business in.

 

Where do you think Indiana ranked, John? Take our quiz here to test your knowledge!

 

Thanks,

 

Jake Oakman

 

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From: Holcomb Crew
Subject: The sky's the limit for Hoosiers

To: [email protected]

John,

 

Indiana is living up to its name as “a state that works” under Governor Holcomb’s leadership.

 

In the short time since the budget was passed, Apple, Amazon, and Toyota have joined forces to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in the Hoosier economy and committed to creating nearly 3,000 new jobs.

 

Since taking office in 2017, Governor Holcomb has led Indiana to four consecutive years of record job commitments and economic investment.

 

Not even the pandemic was able to stop those records from being broken in 2020!

 

And we’re just getting started.

 

Governor Holcomb kept his foot on the gas in this budget by investing half a billion dollars to launch the Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative (READI) which will:

 

• Support recovering small businesses
• Provide critical resources for Hoosier manufacturers
• Help entrepreneurs attract more startup capital

This program is transformational and will set the Hoosier economy up for years of success. With investments being made in every region of Indiana, the sky is the limit for Hoosier workers both today and tomorrow, no matter where they are in the state.

 

Throw a balanced budget, a triple-A credit rating, and low taxes on top of that, and you’ve got one of the nation’s brightest economic beacons.

 

In fact, official ratings just came in for the nation’s best states to do business in. Where do you think Indiana ranked?

Thank you for your support,

- Holcomb Crew