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The Indianapolis Region Branding Initiative is made of fifteen partner organizations and seeks to develop a single, cohesive brand that will capture the essence of what the Indianapolis region has to offer. Doing so will allow all those organizations and the messages they create to complement each other and promote the area in a consistent way. The participants in the Initiative include representatives from city and state government, economic development, the corporate and philanthropic communities, agencies and cultural entities.
About Our Partners
 Arts Council of Indianapolis
www.indyarts.org
Since 1987 the Arts Council of Indianapolis has been bringing audiences and art together. The Arts Council's website features central Indiana’s most comprehensive arts calendar featuring more than 700 programs, events and exhibitions from more than 200 arts organizations, including information, maps and a directory to the city’s incredible public art. You’ll also find a directory of more than 600 performing and visual artists, all eager to share their talent at private events or through commissioned work created for business or home. Through grants and technical and business assistance, the Arts Council helps artists and arts organizations connect with audiences.
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 Central Indiana Corporate Partnership
www.cincorp.com
The Central Indiana Corporate Partnership is a regional coalition of the CEO’s of Central Indiana’s most significant employers and leaders of universities with substantial research operations. CICP members seek to foster growth and opportunity throughout the region, advocate policy directions, and engage in collaborative efforts to address regional issues. CICP encourages region-wide planning and goal setting and also develops objective data and analyses that lead to an informed consensus about activities that help Central Indiana become more globally competitive. Additionally, CICP is the parent organization of subsidiaries such as Biocrossroads, TechPoint, Indy Partnership and a new advanced manufacturing logistics initiative.
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 City of Indianapolis
www.indygov.org
Founded in 1821, the City of Indianapolis is Indiana’s Capital City and the 13th largest in the country. Indianapolis is served by combined city-county government known as “Unigov,” which includes all the citizens of Marion County. Indianapolis is a leader in life sciences, health care, insurance, agricultural science, motor sports, amateur sports and manufacturing and serves as a transportation hub. You can learn more about Indianapolis government, city services, economic development, neighborhoods and other topics by visiting the website.
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 Cultural Development Commission
www.culturalindy.com
The Indianapolis Cultural Development Commission supports and encourages an environment where arts and culture flourish, and lets the world know about Indy's vibrant cultural scene. The Commission partners with organizations such as the Arts Council of Indianapolis, Indianapolis Convention & Visitors Association, and Indianapolis Downtown, Inc. on various programs that highlight the diverse mosaic of places, traditions, arts, celebrations and experiences the Indianapolis area offers to residents and visitors. CDC’s website contains information on cultural districts, public art and granting programs.
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 Greater Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
www.indychamber.com
In today’s changing economy, the Greater Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce provides valuable resources and benefits to help businesses succeed. The not-for-profit, member-based organization has more than 4,000 members. The Chamber is a voice of progress for the central Indiana business community and a leader in advocating solutions for all businesses. Whether you’re relocating to Indianapolis, starting a business, growing a business or looking to network, the GICC invites you to join its efforts leading to regional cooperation, economic growth and a strong business community.
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 Indiana Sports Corporation
www.indianasportscorp.com
Indiana Sports Corporation is a private not-for-profit entity with a focused and critical purpose: To attract and bring to Indiana marquee sporting events. Since 1979, ISC has attracted and helped stage more than 400 national and international sporting events, generating more than $3 billion in direct economic impact. It has helped convince 10 elite national sports organizations to move their headquarters to Indianapolis, including the NCAA, which in total contribute $91 million annually to the Indiana economy. It also impacts tens of thousands of Indiana youth each year with convincing messages and real-life examples showing healthy lifestyle choices, character and leadership development.
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 Indianapolis Convention & Visitors Association
www.indy.org
The mission of the Indianapolis Convention & Visitors Association is to advance Indianapolis tourism and economic development. As the city’s official destination marketing organization, ICVA communicates with meeting planners, show producers, group tour operators, leisure travelers and the media. Indy.org is the ICVA’s comprehensive visitor website featuring information on what to do, where to meet, stay, and dine, and how to get around the city. Current event calendars, maps, video podcasts, blogs, customer reviews and press kits are available. You may request visitor guides, planning guides and brochures and meeting planners may also submit a request for proposal.
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 Indianapolis Downtown, Inc.
www.indydt.com
Downtown Indianapolis is the vital, exciting hub of the Indianapolis region, boasting more than $5.6 billion in investments since 1990 and more than $3 billion of new investments by 2010. Indianapolis Downtown, Inc. is at the core of downtown’s progress. IDI works with public and private sectors to strategically plan and develop downtown. It actively recruits office, retail, restaurants and residential projects. Management services include those making downtown safer, cleaner and more accessible. A marketing board oversees efforts to attract more customers into the downtown. Visit IDI online for complete information about visiting, living and doing business in downtown Indianapolis.
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 Indianapolis Economic Development, Inc.
www.indianapoliseconomicdevelopment.com
Indianapolis Economic Development, Inc. (IEDI) is the local economic development organization for the city of Indianapolis. IEDI represents the City of Indianapolis for business expansion and attraction and serves as a catalyst for dynamic business and job growth. IEDI provides a multitude of business services such as: site selection assistance; access to state and local incentives; existing business initiatives; research and data; access to city, state and communication leaders. The staff of IEDI has decades of industry experience and can personally guide your company through its next relocation or expansion.
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 The Indianapolis Foundation
www.cicf.org
The Indianapolis Foundation is the oldest (created in 1916) and largest community foundation in the Indianapolis region. It is an affiliate of the Central Indiana Community Foundation. Its purposes are to ensure that the quality of life in Indianapolis/Marion County continues to improve and to help those where needs are greatest and the benefits to the community are most extensive.
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 Indy Hub
www.indyhub.org
Getting involved. Getting Connected. Energizing the City – that’s what Indianapolis’ young professional community is all about! Whether you’re a new resident of Indianapolis, have been here for years or are considering a move to our city, check out Indy Hub to find the latest and greatest ways to plug into the Indianapolis community.
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 Indy Partnership
www.indypartnership.com
The Indy Partnership is a regional economic development organization and an affiliate of the Central Indiana Corporate Partnership. It serves the 11-county area known as the Indianapolis region. The Partnership provides specialized knowledge and assistance for companies and site selection consultants to make informed business location decisions. The Partnership staff is experienced in taxes, incentives, real estate, international relations and data collection. Its regional economic development partners have extensive knowledge of their specific markets. And a private investor network is available to clients, providing expertise in real estate, law, accounting, construction, development, housing, education, science, pharmaceuticals and manufacturing.
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 International Center of Indianapolis
www.icenterindy.org
Since 1973, the International Center of Indianapolis has welcomed and connected people of all cultures and ethnic backgrounds to the Indianapolis community. ICI programs and services help Indianapolis residents and businesses celebrate cultural diversity. ICI also guides international guests and new residents in orientation to a new culture and city. The staff demonstrates uncompromising readiness to improve Indianapolis by enabling people to contribute proactively and productively in a diverse environment.
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 Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of REALTORS
www.mibor.com
The Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of REALTORS® is the professional association representing more than 7,500 central Indiana REALTORS® and affiliated real estate service providers. Its mission is to foster a healthy housing market and provide resources for home buyers and sellers, including offering dispute resolution services. MIBOR.com services for consumers and housing professionals include 20,000 active property listings available in 14 languages, resources for home buyers and sellers and a robust statistical tool called The Stats House – an interactive portal that allows home buyers, site selection professionals and corporations the ability to compare central Indiana’s key economic indicators of to those of other regions.
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 State of Indiana
www.in.gov
Indiana is the nation’s 19th state, admitted to the Union in 1816. Indiana’s current governor is Mitch Daniels. Indiana is a leader in life sciences and home to such industry leaders as Eli Lilly and Company, Biomet, Cook Group, Inc. and Zimmer. The nation’s second largest FedEx hub is located at Indianapolis International Airport and Toyota’s second largest vehicle production facility in North America is located in Princeton, Indiana. Indiana is a national leader in agriculture and ag science. Indiana is one of the most affordable places in the Midwest and a great place to raise a family.
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