Indiana Chamber of Commerce

Hoosier businesses can hear the latest updates on state and federal tax matters at the Indiana Tax Conference October 28 at the Ritz Charles in Carmel. The event is presented by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce in partnership with BKD, LLP. CEOs,...

Regional and statewide entities are joining forces to highlight to Northwest Indiana employers how establishing an internship program can help fulfill their workforce needs. Ancilla College, Calumet College, Saint Joseph’s College and Valparaiso...

College is expensive. There is just no way to sugarcoat that. It’s not just tuition, room and board and textbooks. There are parking fees and printing fees. There’s pizza to buy, events to attend and t-shirts to order. Even with significant help...

Important updates in environmental law and regulations will be on tap at the Indiana Environmental Conference October 21 and October 22 at the Indianapolis Marriott East. The conference is presented by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce in partnership...

The city of Bloomington was named the 2014 Community of the Year today by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce. The announcement came at a city hall press conference attended by local government, civic and business leaders. “This is a tremendous honor...

A new study from the Indiana Chamber of Commerce Foundation warns that without planning and proper management, the state's water supply – a longtime natural resource strength – could become a challenge for both businesses and citizens. While...

In the field of human resources, it is critical to remain up-to-date on policies and practices, which are constantly changing and evolving. HR professionals can gain information vital to managing employees by attending one or both of the upcoming...

The Indiana Chamber of Commerce is now accepting applications for the state’s annual competition naming the “Best Places to Work in Indiana.” In its 10th year, this program honors top companies in the state as determined through employer...

Washington may feel a world away sometimes, but policies and regulations made in our nation’s capital have a direct impact on Indiana’s economy. That’s makes it all the more important that business leaders have the opportunity to have their...

The Indiana Chamber of Commerce is holding August courses offering instruction on compliance with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards. The 10-hour Voluntary Compliance Course will be held August 19-20, while the 30-hour...