Powering Indiana's economy
Investing in Indiana
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Supporting local businesses
Indiana University powers the state's economy by supporting the businesses that drive it. With the help of IU Ventures, entrepreneurs like Connor Hitchcock, co-founder and CEO of Homefield Apparel, are empowered to turn startups into thriving businesses.
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Partnering with industry leaders
Collaboration with Indiana University accelerates innovation. Partnerships, such as IU’s work with Eli Lilly and Company to expand clinical trials in Indiana, utilize a world-class research enterprise to create new products and strengthen industries.
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Training tomorrow's workforce
A strong economy depends on a skilled workforce. Through IU CREATE, engineering students are working on the next generation of microelectronics. The program is delivering experienced talent that’s ready to contribute from day one and reducing hiring gaps in critical industries.
Accelerating Indiana's bioscience industry
The Indiana University Launch Accelerator for Biosciences (IU LAB) is a cornerstone of IU's charge to lead in life sciences, supporting one of the state’s fastest-growing and most valuable industries. By connecting Indiana University’s research enterprise with industry partners, IU LAB is accelerating commercialization, attracting new companies, and strengthening Indiana’s $102 billion life sciences economy.
Growing biotech in Indiana
Indiana University’s impact on health outcomes reaches beyond hospitals, with critical investments in orthopedics. Working in partnership with global medical technology leader Zimmer Biomet, IU research and workforce training lead to new prosthetic devices, enabling Hoosiers to maintain their ability to move for life.
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10,350IU-industry partnerships that fuel economic growth
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$7 billionin income to the state generated by IU graduates
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92,655jobs supported by businesses created by IU graduates
We want to be the source of ensuring that companies stay here, that they come here in the first place, or they're built from scratch in Indiana.