The Healthcare Technology Report named Henry O’Connell ’75 as one of its Top 50 Healthcare Technology CEOs of 2022. This year’s list comprises a wide array of some of the most accomplished […]

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The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce has recently promoted Adam Burtner ’17 and Taylor Hughes to vice president of business advocacy and special projects. Burtner most recently was director of government affairs, according […]

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Texas Governor Greg Abbott recently reappointed Kristofer Monson ’98 as the Chief Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) for the State Office of Administrative Hearings (SOAH). His term expires in 2024. As Chief ALJ, Monson […]

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Dr. Jon Allen ’00 was recently named the new medical director for Cherokee County Fire and Emergency Services. Allen currently works for a government contractor for the U.S. Department of State as […]

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Noah Gambill ’04 secured the Democratic nomination for Vigo County Superior Court 1 judge early this month, topping two other candidates. According to complete but unofficial Vigo County results, Gambill polled 3,876 […]

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Five Wabash graduates from Indiana were recently named to the Forbes list of Best-In-State Wealth Advisors, which recognizes advisors from national, regional and independent firms. The list recognized Martin Gregor ’85 (#6), […]

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John Downey ’89 with F.C. Tucker West Central was named the March listing and sales leader. He led the way with three listings for $676,800 in listing volume and helped nine buyers find […]

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The Board of Directors of ReWalk Robotics Ltd. increased the size of the board from eight to nine members, and recently appointed Joseph Turk ’89 as a Class I Director of the Company. […]

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Mike Kaster ’84, who had to undergo a double-lung transplant last fall, finished his first 5K since the surgery last month. After contracting COVID-19, the 60-year-old Carmel resident had a double-lung transplant […]

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Miami County commissioners recently approved Dr. Michael Mull ’87 as the new county health officer. Mull is a family medicine doctor in Peru affiliated with Dukes Memorial Hospital. He received his medical […]

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John Fleming ’00 has joined Katz Korin Cunningham law firm in Indianapolis as a partner with the business transaction practice group.  Fleming concentrates his practice representing lenders, borrowers, investors and businesses in […]

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Ron Pitcock ’91 was recently named dean and Wassenich Family Endowed Chair of Texas Christian University’s John V. Roach Honors College. Pitcock joined TCU in 2001 and has spent the past 15 […]

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Emmanuel Aouad ’10 announced that he has accepted a position to join Stripe as an OpEx program manager. Stripe, headquartered in San Francisco and Dublin, is a financial infrastructure platform for businesses. […]

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Family Law attorney Jacob Jeffries ’10 of Orsinger, Nelson, Downing & Anderson was among top young attorneys recently honored in the 2022 edition of Texas Rising Stars. The Texas Rising Stars list is comprised […]

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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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