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Known as one of the most impactful gatherings in the city, the Women in Business Retreat brought together some of the most influential women in the Indianapolis community.

Generations Banks says its mission is to facilitate the economic growth and upward mobility of Indiana communities that have been overlooked and underserved.

With the help of P30, a co-working space on the east side of Indianapolis, what started as a childhood passion has turned into a small business for one local woman.

The annual event, hosted by the Indianapolis Office of Minority and Women Business Development, gives vendors and contractors a chance to connect and learn about upcoming opportunities.

After finding success of his own, Ebrahim Maghsoud is determined to help the next generation follow in his footsteps.

The Asian-American Alliance has several events and activities scheduled this month to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

The unique event offered business owners an opportunity to build relationships and learn more about community engagement.

The mission-driven bank says its purpose is to promote economic and upward mobility to underserved Indiana communities.

As the month of May unfolded, many race fans had their first chance to check out the newly renovated Indianapolis Motor Speedway museum, which debuted its new layout and look last year.

Now in its second year, High School Hustle is looking to expand its programming and provide even more opportunities to Indianapolis-area high school students looking to start their own businesses, offering $150,000 in prize money.