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Jeff Magginnis ’92 was recently hired as Community First Bank of Indiana’s (CFB) new senior vice president, SBA program director. “Jeff has an outstanding track record of managing SBA lending programs here […]

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Jonathan Schwarz ’05 was recently appointed as the new director of Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Institutional Research. MIT Institutional Research is a group within the Office of the Provost that provides high-quality […]

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Tyler Andrews ’15 was recently named as an honoree of The Pittsburgh Business Times 2022 30 Under 30. Winners on the list include young business and community leaders from throughout western Pennsylvania. […]

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The Times of Noblesville recently named 23-year-old Joe LaRue ’21 its new managing editor. Joe LaRue sat down with The Times columnist Betsy Reason to discuss his interest in journalism and his […]

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Elliot Vice ’06 has recently joined Faegre Drinker in the Washington, D.C. office as the consulting firm’s new director. Previously, Vice was the director of government affairs at the National Council of […]

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Jeff Frost ’95 was recently named president of Yorktown-based Mursix Corp., which specializes in custom-engineered products and precision machining. Frost formerly served as the company’s director of operations. Mursix officials said Frost […]

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Dennis Dean ’73 was recently honored as a fellow of the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB) for his efforts to advance the molecular life sciences through sustained outstanding accomplishments […]

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Michael Axel ’89, a 1985 graduate of East Noble High School in Kendallville, Indiana, was inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame. Axel was a three-sport athlete who won nine varsity letters, […]

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Salvador Dominguez ’82 was recently appointed as First Assistant U.S. Attorney by Kenneth L. Parker, United States Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio. Dominguez’s position is the number two position in […]

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Wabash Trustee Jeremy Bird ’00 was recently named the new chief policy officer at rideshare company Lyft. He previously worked as the deputy chief policy and public engagement officer at Lyft. In […]

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Todd Glass ’84 was recently selected as a Fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC). ACTEC is an international organization of approximately 2,400 lawyers peer-elected to membership by demonstrating […]

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Washington University Professor Jay Ponder ’78 was recently selected as a fellow by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the world’s largest general scientific society and publisher of the […]

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Jake Gilbert ’98, Westfield High School varsity football coach and dean of wellness, has announced his 2023 mayoral bid. Gilbert, who was elected to the city council in 2020, told The Current […]

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Tom Denari ’85 has been promoted to CEO of Indianapolis-based advertising agency Young & Laramore, according to an Indianapolis Business Journal report. This is the first time in 25 years that the […]

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Joseph Buser ’76 has announced that he is seeking re-election as a Republican candidate for the Office of the Prosecuting Attorney. His declaration of candidacy was filed Jan. 12 with the Secretary […]

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Jeremy Walker ’92, a Crown Point High School geometry teacher and blended learning specialist, was one of 18 Indiana educators celebrated during the College Football Playoff National Championship weekend. The 2022 College […]

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The Rev. Sam Prellwitz ’10, who has served as a pastor at Ripon Community Church (RCC) in Ripon, Wisconsin, for the last 12 years, will give his first sermon as lead pastor […]

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Murtha Cullina LLP has recently promoted Attorney Jonathan Horne ’05 to Partner. With offices throughout Connecticut, Massachusetts and New York, Murtha Cullina LLP offers a full range of legal services to meet […]

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