By Erik Johnson, APR, principal
Watching U.S. skier Lindsey Vonn win gold in the downhill, or Apolo Anton Ohno become the most decorated Winter Olympic athlete with three new medals in short track skating, or seeing the incredible performance of Canadian Joannie Rochette win bronze in women’s figure skating only days after her mother died of a heart attack – all of it lifts my spirit.
It’s incredible that we can almost feel the grit and determination of these exceptional athletes – doing things that few can do, and even fewer can imagine doing.


change in a few months. I had always considered Indiana flyover country, and didn’t think the city had anything to offer me. Now, not only have I moved to Indy from Seattle for a job opportunity, but for as much as I tout the praises of living here, I could probably work for the Chamber. My first six months here have been non-stop, from starting an exciting new job to exploring the many facets of the city I now call home.
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Last Tuesday evening my wife, son and I attended a special Borshoff night at Victory Field to watch the
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