Indiana Minority Business Magazine

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Minority-owned eats & treats to experience during the NBA Finals

2 days ago | indianaminoritybusinessmagazine.com | Noral Parham

As the NBA Finals shift to Indianapolis for Games 3 and 4, thousands of fans will descend on Gainbridge Fieldhouse. While the Pacers battle for the city’s first major pro title since 2012 (Indiana Fever), visitors can also champion local entrepreneurs. Here are standout minority-owned businesses to support during the 2025 NBA Finals: Craving a classic burger with flair? Burgeezy delivers. This vegan-friendly eatery was founded by Kadeesha & Antoine Wiggins and offers gourmet smash burgers.
Purdue unveils 50-Year campus plan for Indianapolis

2 days ago | indianaminoritybusinessmagazine.com | Noral Parham

Purdue University revealed its long-term vision for Indianapolis on June 6. The Campus Master Plan, which outlines development for the next five decades, was presented at the Purdue Board of Trustees meeting. The plan envisions 16 new buildings on Purdue’s Indianapolis campus, totaling 4.5 million gross square feet. This expansion will support up to 5,320 student beds. It aims for a future enrollment of 15,000 students.
Minority Business Highlight: Hands In Motion Homecare

3 days ago | indianaminoritybusinessmagazine.com | Noral Parham

Hands In Motion Homecare LLC, a certified minority-owned provider founded by deaf entrepreneur Tiandra Trent, delivers culturally sensitive non-medical care across Indiana. The company specializes in bridging communication gaps for deaf and disabled communities while serving all clients. Trent established the firm to address accessibility gaps after experiencing healthcare barriers firsthand.
Sydney Burt named vice president at Martin University

3 days ago | indianaminoritybusinessmagazine.com | Noral Parham

Martin University appointed Sydney Burt vice president of enrollment, career services and student success. Burt previously served as executive director of student experience at Indiana’s only Predominantly Black Institution (PBI) of higher education. Her prior role included guiding students from enrollment through career launch. She also directed career development, enhancing staff performance.
Minority business highlight: Making It 2gether - Indiana Minority Business Magazine

6 days ago | indianaminoritybusinessmagazine.com | Hanna Rauworth

Making It 2gether is a vibrant minority-owned catering business based in Indianapolis, Indiana, that stands out for its commitment to community, inclusivity and culinary excellence. Founded in 2021 by Martin Turman-Williams, an African-American entrepreneur who is also part of the LGBTQ+ community, the company reflects his passion for food and dedication to building connections across diverse groups.
IGS named Vendor of the Month for June

1 week ago | indianaminoritybusinessmagazine.com | Noral Parham

International Global Solutions, Corp. (IGS) was named Vendor of the Month for June 2025 by the city’s Office of Minority and Women Business Development (OMWBD). OMWBD director David Fredricks and City-County Councilor Jesse Brown made the announcement on May 29. IGS is a certified Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) headquartered in Indianapolis. President Clarence Lyles founded the company in 2007. IGS specializes in network infrastructure, telecommunications services and client optimization.
Minority Business Highlight: Betsy Bleed

1 week ago | indianaminoritybusinessmagazine.com |

Betsy Bleed, a freelance visual artist based in Indianapolis, uses illustration and caricature art to liven up parties. Bleed has been creating art professionally since 2016 but has been drawing since she “could hold a crayon,” according to her website. Bleed is affiliated with the International Society of Caricature Artists, Society of Children’s Books Writers and Illustrators and the Indianapolis Art Center.
Minority Business Highlight: Outdoor Youth Exploration Academy (OYEA)

1 week ago | indianaminoritybusinessmagazine.com | Noral Parham

Outdoor Youth Exploration Academy (OYEA) connects urban youth with nature. Many city kids lack access to outdoor skills, and OYEA provides that vital link. Based in Indianapolis, OYEA’s mission is clear: it teaches environmental stewardship and imparts lasting outdoor recreation skills. The academy believes urban youth are key environmental keepers. Programs blend conservation with hands-on learning. Youth participate in community cleanups and learn to protect local waterways.
Minority Business Highlight: Kreative x Koko - Indiana Minority Business Magazine

1 week ago | indianaminoritybusinessmagazine.com | Hanna Rauworth

In the heart of Fishers, Indiana, Kreative x Koko stands as a beacon for those seeking to express their individuality through bold and unconventional artistry. Founded by Nicole, known as Koko, this Black- and woman-owned business specializes in makeup services tailored for alternative people of color, tattoos and custom art commissions. Koko began with a passion for art and a desire to share her creativity.
Minority Business Highlight: Perfect Apparel

2 weeks ago | indianaminoritybusinessmagazine.com |

Willie Mathis created Perfect Apparel with his wife Starla in 2011 to fill a gap in easily accessible clothing and paraphernalia for historically Black Greek Organizations. Perfect Apparel started out as a resale business in Mathis’ basement. With the help of wholesale sources, he was able to set up a website for online orders and vend at Divine 9 conferences.