John,

 

June is shaping up to be another big win on the jobs front for Hoosiers. 

 

Governor Holcomb has set a precedent across the state to incentivize businesses to move to and expand within Indiana. Companies big and small are making Indiana home and hiring Hoosiers in droves. 

 

That’s why Indiana is #1 in the Midwest for entrepreneur friendliness. 

 

I’ve included a few articles below that highlight how Indiana is open for business:

 

[READ] Tempur Sealy bringing 300 jobs to Montgomery County

The bottom line: "We selected this location based on the robust business climate fostered by the state and local government, the quality of life the city of Crawfordsville provides its citizens, and the property’s access to major transportation routes.” — Tempur Sealy Chairman and CEO Scott Thompson, WTHR

 

[READ] Truck bed camper startup chooses north-central Indiana for growth

The bottom line: “The SGC is less a camper and more of a tool that we designed to allow overland truck enthusiasts like us the ability to explore longer and camp farther off the beaten paths,” said Jason Bontrager, founder and CEO of Skinny Guy Campers. “We believe we’re onto something great and are happy to call Indiana our home.” –– AgriNews 

 

[READ] Orthodontics Manufacturer Expanding in Franklin

The bottom line: "This location decision was critical to continuing G&H’s success. After evaluating multiple options, we chose to relocate and expand a short distance from our existing facility. This decision was made because the city of Franklin and the state of Indiana provide G&H a very competitive business environment, a quality workforce, and an excellent location for distribution of our products.” — G&H Chief Executive Officer John Voskuil, Inside Indiana Business

 

[READ] Syra Health Expands Carmel, Indiana, Operations
The bottom line: "Indiana has earned a reputation as a global leader in life sciences, offering companies like Syra Health the perfect environment for exploration, experimentation, and innovation," said Governor Eric J. Holcomb. "I’m confident Indiana’s pro-business environment and talented workforce will allow the company to grow and thrive here as they work to deliver critical health care solutions.” –– Area Development Online

 

[READ] Cyberseek Indiana resource launches to promote jobs in growing cybersecurity industry
The bottom line: “Understanding Indiana’s job demand for cybersecurity professionals who have the right skills, education, and training has been a key area of focus for our agency as well as Governor Holcomb’s Executive Council on Cybersecurity,” said Jeff Tucker, Indiana Department of Workforce Development chief information officer. “By partnering with Burning Glass, CompTIA and Purdue, we are excited to deliver a tool that can improve our understanding of our cybersecurity workforce and talent pipeline.” –– WBIW 

 

John, thank you as always for your continued support Building One Indiana for ALL. 

 

Jake Oakman