Kerry Sapet

6 days ago | nwindianabusiness.com | Kerry Sapet

Ignite Medical Resorts in Dyer recently celebrated the opening of its expanded facility. The space features a new dialysis unit and renovated therapy gym. The on-site dialysis unit allows guests to receive treatment without the need to travel offsite. The expanded therapy gym offers rehabilitation equipment to help guests recover faster.

6 days ago | michianabusinessnews.com | Kerry Sapet

The Indiana Fever named Evansville-based Old National Bank their official bank partner for the 2025 WNBA season. Fans will see the partnership come to life in several ways including through the Old National Bank Radio Network. The network broadcasts Fever games on 93.5/107.5 The Fan. The spotlight program supports local small businesses and Fever-branded products.

6 days ago | nwindianabusiness.com | Kerry Sapet

Retired physician Dr. Steve Simpson has entered a new chapter as owner of the Shelby Street Business Center. Shelby Street Business Center is in the Miller Beach community at 1001 Shelby Street in Gary. The facility offers office space and amenities to business owners and professionals. “There are lots of business owners in this area who simply need a space to conduct business, host meetings and elevate their brands,” Simpson said in a press release.

1 week ago | michianabusinessnews.com | Kerry Sapet

University of Notre Dame business professor Dean Shepherd was named the winner of the 2025 Global Award for Entrepreneurship Research. Sheperd serves as the Ray and Milann Siegfried Professor of Entrepreneurship at the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business. “For almost three decades, Dean Shepherd has had an unparalleled impact on scholarly developments within the international community of entrepreneurship researchers,” according to the awards committee.

1 week ago | nwindianabusiness.com | Kerry Sapet

Seven local entrepreneurs recently vied for seed money at Starke Tank, a pitch competition hosted by the Starke County Chamber of Commerce. The event featured a pitch competition and small business expo. The competition was open to start-up businesses operating no more than three years and new businesses that are not yet operational. The competition took place inside the North Judson-San Pierre High School Performing Arts Center.