Technology Firms Adding More High-Wage Jobs in Indianapolis

High-wage technology jobs added to Indianapolis by 2021

The Statehouse File

INDIANAPOLIS — As many as 77 new high-wage jobs will be added to the Hoosier state over the next few years as two technology companies plan for expansions.

Local technology firms plan expansions, 77 new jobs

Indianapolis Business Journal

Two local technology firms are making plans to expand their operations in Indianapolis, adding a total of up to 77 employees over the next four to five years, the companies announced Wednesday morning.

Two More Tech Firms Plan Growth in Indy

Inside Indiana Business

INDIANAPOLIS – An information technology and a marketing services company are planning expansions in Indianapolis. Brite Systems Inc. and Site Strategics, both headquartered in central Indiana, intend to add a total of more than 75 jobs within the next five years.

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Indiana to UK Companies: We Stand With You, Brexit or Not

Post-Brexit, State Targets Aviation Sector

Inside Indiana Business

INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana Secretary of Commerce Victor Smith says the state is being “very intentional” with the messaging and targets associated with an upcoming trip to the United Kingdom. A delegation of top economic development officials and representatives from Hoosier aviation, aerospace and defense companies will visit next week’s International Farnborough Air Show. The trip comes shortly after U.K. voters chose to leave the European Union and the Indiana Economic Development Corp. has begun running post-Brexit advertisements in the Financial Times and the U.K. edition of The Wall Street Journal reading “Brexit or not, you’ll always be front of queue for business in Indiana.”

IEDC wants Brits to know Hoosiers have their back after Brexit vote

NWI Times 

The state of Indiana is telling British companies that operate in the Hoosier state it has their back in the wake of the United Kingdom’s stunning vote to leave the European Union.

Indiana offers support to U.K.-based companies amid Brexit concerns 

Indianapolis Business Journal

Indiana commerce officials are showing support for companies based in the United Kingdom as they face financial and political uncertainty after Brexit—the country’s vote to leave the European Union.

Indiana offering support to US based companies after Brexit vote

WISH TV

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – Indiana is offering support to the U.S. based companies after the Brexit vote.