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Twenty-eight employees of IBA member institutions were recognized as part of the Indianapolis Business Journal’s “Indiana 250."

Twenty-eight employees of IBA member institutions were recognized as part of the Indianapolis Business Journal’s “Indiana 250,” a list of the most influential business leaders in the state:

  • Michael Ash, Fifth Third Bank, Cincinnati
  • David Becker, First Internet Bank of Indiana, Fishers
  • Keith Bice, Dentons, Indianapolis
  • Jeff Blade, Indiana Economic Development Corporation, Indianapolis
  • Mark Bruin, The National Bank of Indianapolis
  • Rich Carlton, Aunalytics, South Bend
  • Andrew Detherage, Barnes & Thornburg LLP, Indianapolis
  • Michael Dury, Merchants Bank, Carmel
  • Jason Eckerle, PNC Bank, NA, Wilmington, DE
  • Kate Erdel, Dentons, Indianapolis
  • David Findlay, Lake City Bank, Warsaw
  • Kristin Marcuccilli Green, STAR Bank, Fort Wayne
  • Juan Gonzalez, KeyBank, NA, Cleveland
  • Mark K. Hardwick, First Merchants Bank, Muncie
  • Al London, Old National Bank, Evansville
  • Lucia Mar, Bank of America, Charlotte, NC
  • James C. Marcuccilli, STAR Bank, Fort Wayne
  • Christina Moungey, Chase Bank, New York
  • Christopher J. Murphy III, 1st Source Bank, South Bend
  • Michael F. Petrie, Merchants Bank, Carmel
  • Scott C. Ransburg, Huntington National Bank, Columbus
  • Dawn Rosemond, Barnes & Thornburg LLP, Indianapolis
  • James Ryan, Old National Bank, Evansville
  • Rafael Sanchez, Old National Bank, Evansville
  • Michael E. Schrage, Centier Bank, Merrillville
  • Victor Smith, Bose McKinney & Evans LLP, Indianapolis
  • Lee Veazey, Dentons, Indianapolis
  • Jean Wojtowicz, Cambridge Capital Management Corporation, Indianapolis

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