Indiana Secretary of Commerce Jim Schellinger is stepping down from his role overseeing the Indiana Economic Development Corp., which leads economic development efforts in the Hoosier state.
âToday, I reluctantly received and accepted Secretary of Commerce Jim Schellingerâs resignation. He informed me it was the right time for him to step down immediately and I have accepted his decision,â Gov. Eric Holcomb said. âDuring Jimâs time at the helm of the Indiana Economic Development Corp., our state has experienced record-breaking job commitments, increasing average wages and strong capital investment. I am tremendously grateful to Jim for his long service to the state of Indiana.
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Sunday, January 10, 2021 4:00 AM Businesses commit to creating 31,300 new jobs, setting a new annual record for economic development with average salaries topping $58,000. Indiana continues to attract new investment, with 46% of new jobs committed coming from Hoosier startups and U.S. and international companies launching operations in the state Expansion plans detail growth in key sectors, including manufacturing, life sciences, technology and aerospace and defense Small businesses and venture development support remain critical tools, helping launch 333 new businesses, secure $365.6 million in government contracts, and bolster 109 companies business plans to start and scale.
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb announced the end of a fourth consecutive, record-breaking year for economic development in Indiana, with the Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC) securing 282 commitments from companies to locate or grow in the state. Together, these