A year-end letter from Conexus Indiana President and CEO, Frederick Cartwright
Conexus friends and stakeholders – As we close out 2023, I want to take a moment to thank you for your role in making Indiana a global leader in advanced […]
On November 30, 2023, we were joined by a subject matter expert from Gravity to discover how deploying sustainability solutions can enhance advanced manufacturing and logistics firms’ operations, provide a competitive edge to win and retain customers, and prepare firms for the new regulations and reporting requirements.
Susan Murray Carlock, co-owner and vice president of business development for Mursix Corporation and president of Pivot Manufacturing, and Dr. Katie Jenner, secretary of education for the State of Indiana, have joined the board of Conexus Indiana, a statewide organization dedicated to strengthening Indiana’s advanced manufacturing and logistics industries.
Smoker Craft Inc. & Guide Engineering: A Case Study in Collaborative Manufacturing Innovation
Conexus Indiana has opened nominations for its next cohort of Rising 30 honorees. The program, now entering its fourth year, honors 30 advanced manufacturing and logistics (AML) professionals under the age of 30 who are distinguishing themselves as industry leaders of the future.
INDIANAPOLIS (Oct. 5, 2023) – The Hoosiers and the technologies behind Indiana’s advanced manufacturing industry take center stage in a new art exhibit, featuring images captured by Indianapolis photographer Michael […]
The Central Indiana Corporate Partnership (CICP) today launched a survey across key industry sectors of Indiana’s economy seeking to capture insights about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and related digital tools. Information gleaned from the survey will be used to inform, educate and help Hoosier businesses to thrive in the digital economy.
As the State of Indiana continues to strategically build an economic ecosystem ripe for advanced industry growth, new research led by Conexus Indiana and Lightcast forecasts employment growth of 5% to 10% in several priority advanced manufacturing sectors. The transportation equipment, chemical, and computer and electronic product manufacturing subsectors could add over 13,000 jobs to Indiana’s economy by 2026.