Duesler, a recent graduate of Indiana University, brings extensive event coordination and customer service experience to the venue team.

Old National Events Plaza has hired Natalie Duesler as its newest Event Manager.

Originally from Fort Wayne, Indiana, Duesler completed her study at Indiana University in December 2019 with a major in Tourism, Hospitality and Event Management.  While matriculating, Duesler was active in the Event Planners Association, participated in Service Learning, was a member of the Redstepper Dance Team. She has held event management positions and completed internships with a variety of organizations, including the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Ritz Charles, Fifth Third Bank and Outboard Boating Club of Evansville.

“Natalie will be a tremendous asset to our team.  Her previous experience and passion for the events industry make her a perfect fit for Old National Events Plaza.  An event manager is key to our success, and we are confident she will work to exceed our clients’ expectations,” said Alexis Berggren, General Manager of Old National Events Plaza.

In her new role, Duesler will serve as a primary contact for venue customers in event planning, logistics coordination and on-site execution.

  On Monday January the 6^th at 10 A.M., a white female was picked up at Riverside and Lodge at the Mets bus stop. After the Mets bus driver had driven away from the bus stop and was heading to her next location, the white female requested to be let off at Riverside and 41. Not being a designated stop, the driver refused the passenger’s request to be let off. The passenger became upset, words were exchanged, and the passenger struck the driver in the face. The driver immediately called police and let the passenger off. 

   On today’s date, 01/08/20, at around 8:30 A.M., the Vanderburgh County Sherriff’s Department located the suspect, Pamela Siddall. 

   Thanks for all the tips that came in and to the Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Department for locating Siddall.