06.22.22

Honoring an Innovative Philanthropist, Who Links Philanthropy and Social Entrepreneurship

Many in the Northeast Indiana region have the privilege of knowing Cheryl Taylor through her leadership of innovative philanthropy in Allen County. For the past two decades, she was President of Foellinger Foundation, a private, charitable foundation in Fort Wayne, Indiana, with assets of $200M. She is also the Founder and Owner of Taylor Leadership Coaching & […]

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06.21.22

Key Takeaways from Jay Bailey’s Ideas@Work Keynote are Now Available

Each year as we plan our annual Ideas@Work event, we strive to bring a compelling keynote speaker to inspire, provoke thought, and provide actionable learnings. Keynote Speaker, Jay Bailey, President and CEO, Russell Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship certainly delivered. What are YOU doing with the three feet around you? Download the Key Takeaways Card […]

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06.20.22

Transformative Entrepreneurship Key to Serving Minority Business Owners

Do you know that feeling when several days after attending a conference, you still think on what you heard? Many individuals expressed this about our NIIC Ideas@Work Event. Keynote Speaker Jay Bailey, entrepreneur, emerging philanthropist, and President and CEO of the Russell Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (RICE), inspired and challenged. He was honest about […]

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01.27.21

Business Building—It’s the Way Forward.

If living through a pandemic has taught us anything, it’s flexibility, resiliency, vision, and finding silver linings. Wendy Kennedy, President and Founder, WKI, wendykennedy.com, calls these silver linings milestone moments. “We have to stay focused on the silver linings. We’ve been through tough times before. Focus on the true value you are delivering,” said Kennedy. […]

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01.14.20

Ikigai—reach beyond New Year’s resolutions and goals.

In this season of New Year’s resolutions and goal setting (integral to success), what would happen if we strive for something greater? A driving force for all we do in our lives? Enter, ikigai—a Japanese term meaning “a reason for being.” What would happen if we all lived from that place? My place, my ikigai? […]

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