Greater Lafayette Commerce EconomiTRc ENDS Yearend 2011

Recent Activity

Off to a Great Start in 2012 developments and other new businesses. Continued growth in life science startups, anuary 2012 announcements of $108.5M medical facilities and public works also reflect in new projects kicked off what stands to J be a robust year. The projects: A new robust economic activity. $90M, 115,000sf aluminum lithium plant on the Alcoa campus to open in 2014 will add 75 Highlights new jobs; and a new $18.5M, 55,000sf Ernest Health inpatient rehabilitation hospital to • $444.3M in capital investments made or open in 2013 will employ 75. announced in 2011 ($640.1M in 2010; $340.93M in 2009; $592.9M in 2008) New Manufacturer, Life • New industries: Nanshan and Graybar Science Startups and • Expansions at eight industries Expansions Headline 2011 • 41 new retailers and restaurants in 2011 (35 in 2010; 40 in 2009) In this issue Nanshan America Advanced Aluminum Technologies’ announcement that it • 12 new medical facilities in 2011 • 12 new life science/high-tech startups in Finance | Insurance 21 will build a $100 million manufacturing plant and employ 200 making extruded 2011 (7 in 2010; 11 in 2009) High-tech | Life Sciences 10 aluminum products topped the news in • 1,627 homes sold in 2011; (1,674 in 2010; 2011. Nearly another $400 million more in 1,700 in 2009) Industry 6 capital investments includes expansions • 462 new single family building permits in at eight existing industries, new real estate 2011 (381 in 2010, 405 in 2009) Ivy Tech 24

Media 22

Medical 19

Nonprofit Sector 22 Quick Glance, 2011 Positive Activity

Professional 15 Industrial Dayton-Phoenix Group: Relocated to Public Works | Schools 23 single site, $.7M facility upgrade Alcoa: $3.8M in environmental, wastewater Fairfield Manufacturing: Purdue University 25 Increased treatment enhancements employment

Real Estate Developments 17 Caterpillar: $2.7M in investments, Graybar: Opened Lafayette supply chain increased employment management and logistics services site Retail | Hospitality | Tourism 15 Coleman Cable: $18.5M in investments, Industrial Pallet Corp.: Investing $5M Sustainable Energy 9 increased employment to $8M, facility expansion, adding employees Quick Glance | continued

Landis + Gyr: Acquired by Toshiba Corp. Enterprise Co., Sorian, TecMark Inc., Tymora Analytical, Vision Advantage Nanshan America Advanced Aluminum Technologies: Building its BASi investing $200,000 to remodel for onsite first U.S. manufacturing site in Lafayette, health clinic $100 million investment to employ 200 Dow AgroSciences moved its seed quality making extruded aluminum products; control lab from Iowa to Purdue Research slated to begin production July 2012 Park; $11.6M investment Subaru of Indiana Automotive: Endocyte completed IPO, raised more than Increased employment, added 3,500sf $180M, traded on Nasdaq at ECYT Health & Wellness Center; invested $3.3M on storage addition; $14 to $19 million flir Systems Inc. aquired Flir Mass in new equipment for 2013 Legacy and Spectrometry, formerly ICx Technologies Outback new engine model Triclinic Labs added 5,000sf of lab and Wabash National: Released new office space in Innovatech Building; hiring 10 product, industry’s first dry freight van Wintek with 35,000lb floor rating; increased invested $1.7M in core network employment, $2.5M in equipment added; upgrade began frac tank production Professional/Services Oscar Winski: Added eRecycling Division for electronic devices Openings, 2011: Hallmark Home Greater Mortgage, Jennifer C. Russell’s Edward Lafayette Sustainable Energy Jones Office, Kids Culinary Creations, Next Commerce Marketing & New Media, Pink Team Cleaning CityBus installed three wind turbines to Services LLC, Promenade Self Storage ECONOMIC help power facilities; received $2.18M in additions, Salud Revenue Solutions, Vistage TR ENDS greenhouse gas reduction funding for the International Inc., White Glove Cleaning Co. project Henriott Insurance moved to Ivy Tech Community College Renaissance Place ($.6M build-out) building $750,000, 1,000sf Craig Porter Reiling, Teder, Shrier Law Firm Energy Center, to be powered solely by renewable energy as learning lab for energy moved to Renaissance Place ($.3M build-out) technology program students, to open fall 2012 Retail/Hospitality/Tourism Purdue Energy Park planned for Retail Openings, 2011, planned for northwest Tippecanoe County; Purdue, early 2012: Adelino’s Marketplace & Deli, Purdue Research Foundation, and American Freight Furniture and Mattress, Performance Services developing $200M, Basketworks and More/Art of Life Café, 50-turbine, 100 megawatt wind farm Brad’s Motor Marketplace, Citi Trends, CG on Purdue’s 1,600-acre Animal Sciences Vision, Express Store, Flooring Express, Research and Education Center and 2,400 Fanzz, JF & Company, Jump It, Louie’s Tux acres of private land Shop, Marathon/Quick Pantry (downtown), second Mike’s Car Wash, Natalie’s Second High-tech/Life Sciences Hand Shop, NFPT Strength & Fitness, O’Reilly Auto Parts, Kroger/Pay Less Fuel Station East, New companies launched in 2011: Pet Supplies Plus, Portrait Innovations, Pubs Cellaflora Design, Found OPS, Futago and Bubbles Pet Spa, Red Poppy Studios & Inc., HNTB LiDAR Lab, Mor-NuCo LLC, Gallery, Robots & Rogues New & Used Books, NanoSense Inc., PARSEC Solutions, Purdue Something Blue Bakery, Speed Pro Imaging, Teeki Hut T-shirts

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Restaurant Openings, 2011, University Terrace planned, three- planned for early 2012: Big Time’s story, 25-apartment unit/parking garage Bar-B-Que, Dawson’s School House of Chili, project near Purdue Echo Karaoke, Firehouse Subs, Fortune House Buffet & Grill, Fox Pizza Den, Fuzzy’s Medical/Health Taco Shop, Jethro’s BBQ n’ Grill, Niko’s Spicy Pickle, The Other Pub new building, Openings, 2011: Always Best Care Senior Pizza King West, Pre Restaurant and Services, Any Lab Test Now, Cornerstone Lounge, Southside Diner, Teppanyaki Grill, Autism Center, Baldwin Plastic Surgery, Uncorked Wine Bar Creasy Springs Health Campus, Kool Smiles, Lafayette Low Vision Center, Lifespan Club Newtone spent $.8M to renovate Health Service Inc., Little Star Center, its fitness facility Unity Pain Management, Whisper Hearing Holiday Inn Express building a $1.7M, Centers 83-room inn off SR 26 East on Progress IU Health Arnett building $8.3M West st Drive, to open 1 quarter 2012 Lafayette clinic and investing $5M for 6th Kendrick Nissan is spending $.7M on floor hospital buildout a remodel Riggs Community Health Center Lafayette-West Lafayette expanding to former Woman’s Clinic site Convention & Visitors Bureau Sycamore Springs building $7M Greater welcomed 425 conferences and more than behavioral and addiction treatment center Lafayette 50,000 delegates in 2011 Commerce WeCare TLC began operating onsite Mike’s Car Wash expanded its original health clinics at Fairfield Manufacturing, ECONOMIC facility Subaru of Indiana Automotive and TR ENDS Payless West Lafayette: $1.3M Tippecanoe County Government; to open remodel early 2012 at BASi Rohrman Toyota is completing its Westminster Village retirement dealership on State Road 26 community invested $26M on 25,000sf Westminster Health Center addition, Three Walgreens remodeled, $1.7M renovations; $1.8M social building addition, Walmart West Lafayette spent $1.1M on renovation renovation Finance/Insurance YMCA opened downtown facility in Renaissance Place Craig Graham Insurance located to Zanik Retail Center, 2011 Real Estate Innovest Portfolio Solutions Brown Street Townhomes, public/ opened in Purdue Research Park private project planned near downtown, Kentland Bank opened Lafayette 14-18 townhouses branch Chauncey Square Phase 2, six-story, Purdue Federal Credit Union 110-unit apartment project to open August named one of 70 Best Places to Work 2012 in Indiana by Indiana Chamber of The Cottages on Lindberg planned, Commerce, 2011; opened branch at Ivy Tech 195 single-family and duplex units on 18 Community College acres off Lindberg and McCormick Roads, Trinitas Ventures NRP Properties, apartment project for ages 55+, near St. Elizabeth East, under way

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Nonprofit Neighborhoods Technical Assistance Program under Environmental Protection Community Foundation of Greater Agency’s Building Blocks for Sustainable Lafayette disbursed $636,221 in grants Communities program; assistance will cover and scholarships in 2010 free neighborhood design consultation. Islamic Society is in the planning stages Ivy Tech Community College: for constructing a community center 2011: City of Crawfordsville is building a facility to be leased to Ivy Tech that will Lafayette Family YMCA received allow the college site to become a full- $50,000 Alcoa Foundation grant and $6,500 degree granting campus; in Lafayette, the J.C. Penney grant for mobile gyms, water college launched a one-year accelerated safety equipment and health/fitness and associate degree program with $1M private swim safety programs, 2011 scholarship funding for 25 students a year; Lafayette Transitional Housing enrollment topped 7,600 for fall 2011; small spent $700,000 on a remodel ag building added to campus; launched Ivy Tech Renaissance Instructional Center in Long Center for the Performing downtown Lafayette in 200,000sf of space Arts purchased adjacent two-story in Renaissance Place, with 750 students building at Sixth and Columbia for arts taking classes; launched Ivy Tech Corporate groups’ office and rehearsal space College Tippecanoe County Public Library Purdue University: 2011/2012 adding Technology Commons in 2012, Greater enrollment in West Lafayette: 39,637, renovating adjacent building for offices, Lafayette including 7,934 international students; $600,000 investment Commerce $153M in new building projects under way; Trinity Immanuel United Church $166.1M in new projects completed in 2011; ECONOMIC of Christ undergoing $1M renovation, $499.2M in new projects and renovations TR ENDS addition planned for 2012 to 2013. University Church $560,000 remodel Tippecanoe School Corp. opened new under way Wyandotte Elementary fall 2011. United Way of Greater New Community School to move to Lafayette’s 2011 campaign exceeded its former Pay Less grocery. goal, raising $4.6 million in pledges; Read to Succeed launched, placing 250 volunteers Workforce Reductions, 2011 in five public schools; $60,000 funding from Walmart Foundation to help program Lafayette Life Insurance: 150 expand employees when it closed mid-2011 Wolf Park built Wright Learning Center Purdue: 509 early retirements granted to on its campus reduce workforce/budget, early to mid-2011

Public Works/Schools Greater Lafayette Demographics Columbian Park Zoo to build donor- funded, $300,000 education center Population, 2010 Four Stars: Three elementary schools Lafayette 67,140 earned state’s highest ranking: Miller, West Lafayette 29,596 Burnett Creek, Cumberland and Happy Hollow All of Tippecanoe County 172,780 Lafayette’s Centennial 14-county region 551,809 Neighborhood chosen for Global Green’s Creating Sustainable Labor force, Tippecanoe County 81,595

4 Purdue University All-American Marching Band. Recent Recognitions

2011 2010 2009 • No. 5, Most Livable Bargain Market, • No. 1 Rising Star, Newgeography.com, • No. 1 Rising Star, Praxis Strategy Group, MSN Real Estate/Sperling’s Best Places, Lafayette MSA (Benton, Carroll and Best Cities for Jobs in the U.S. based on employment, short commute Tippecanoe counties), small-sized cities • 6th Most Educated Small Town (West times, culture, recreation. for employment levels. Lafayette), Forbes. • No. 6, Top 10 States for Business Climate, • No. 2 Communities with Most Affordable • 8th Best Metro out of 179 for Cost of Indiana, Site Selection magazine (Indiana Homes (Lafayette), Money Magazine; Doing Business, Forbes, based on cost of ranked: 5, new plants per million median home price: $82,210; median labor, energy, taxes and office space; 17th population; 7, new plants in 2011; 8, family income: $60,643. Best for Projected Job Growth. competitiveness; 9, executive survey and • No. 11 Best Town/City to live in as a 2010 plant rank; 10, tax climate). college student, American Institute for • No. 8, Top 10 Retirement Towns, Economic Research. SecondAct/Entrepreneurial Media Inc.; • No. 12 Best Small City for Business and for affordability, architectural charm, Careers, Forbes. culture, recreation, public transportation, college town. • West Lafayette 14th city in Indiana to sign on with Indiana Department • No. 9 Fastest-growing U.S. City (West of Environmental Management as Lafayette), Businessweek.com. a CLEAN (Comprehensive Local • No. 10 Most Affordable College Town in Environmental Action Network) the U.S., Coldwell Banker. Community for significant commitments • No. 11, Best Small Places for Business and to environmental management. Careers, Forbes. • Silver Shovel Award, Area Development • No. 16, Top 25 Greenest Cities (Lafayette), Site and Facility Planning Magazine, Daily Beast. to Indiana for attracting high-value investment projects that create new jobs; one of 10 companies contributing to the win: Ryla, a Lafayette call center.

5 Nanshan America Advanced Aluminum Technologies is building a $100M aluminum extrusion plant in Lafayette. Pictured are Nanshan's Lijun Du and Lafayette Mayor Tony Roswarski. Both the city and Tippecanoe County provided incentives.

INDUSTRY

Overview Oscar Winski Co. Inc. 124 CST/berger, division of Landis + Gyr 120 Stanley Works bout 100 manufacturing and industrial 25 employees Industrial Pallet Corp. 120 firms operate in Tippecanoe County, Laser leveling and measuring A employing about 21 percent of Canteen Correctional Services Tippecanoe County’s workforce and shipping Key Industries Meal, laundry services for correctional products worldwide. (listed alphabetically) facilities Alcoa/Lafayette Operations 10 employees Industry Ranking Based on 690 employees Employment (100+) Extruded aluminum products Carlex Glass Co. 2012: New $90M, 115,000sf aluminum 12 employees Wabash National 4,300 lithium plant to open 2014, employ 75. Assembly, curing window panels for autos Subaru of Indiana Automotive Inc. 3,550 2011: $3.8M in environmental and wastewater treatment enhancements under Caterpillar Large Engine Center Caterpillar Large Engine Center 1,800 way in fall, including improved storm water 1,800 employees Fairfield Manufacturing 1,200 runoff, storage basins, landscaping, pervious Diesel and natural gas engines Alcoa/Lafayette Operations 690 surface parking lot and rain gardens. 2011: Added LED lighting system in manufacturing area; invested $2.7M in test Evonik Degussa Corp. Tippecanoe Labs 650 Andover Coils LLC facility and metal test cell. Lafayette Venetian Blind Inc. 612 60 employees Tate & Lyle, north and south plants 454 Electronic coils and transformers Caterpillar Logistics 2010: Invested $1.25M in equipment through Services Inc. TRW Commercial Steering 344 acquisition; added 25 employees; to hire Trucking, warehousing Kirby Risk Service Center 201 another 28 by 2014. Rea Magnet Wire Corp. 182 Chromcraft Revington Inc. The Better Than Co. Inc. Residential, commercial furniture Coleman Cable 147 Brunoscotti, a variety of biscotti Offices in West Lafayette; production in Chemtura Corp. 130 2011: Now making in 50 flavors, selling in six Mississippi and China states.

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Coleman Cable Inc. Great Lakes Solutions 147 employees (formerly Chemtura) Wire manufacturing 130 employees 2011: $18.8 million investment in real estate Flame retardant research center and new equipment to make larger cable; to 2011: Acquired United Kingdom- add 25 employees in two years. headquartered CC Crump Ltd.

Dayton-Phoenix Group Inc. Hicksgas 56 employees Propane distributor Braking resistors for freight, off-highway vehicles Ice Cream Specialties 2011: Moved to vacant Swisher Road site, Ice cream novelties invested $.7M in facility upgrade, to reach employment of 80 in five years. Industrial Pallet Corp./American Fibertech Corp. Environmental Recycling Inc. 120 employees Recycling construction, manufacturing Wooden pallets materials 2011: Announced it will invest $3M to $8M on building expansion to double its space; Evonik Degussa Corp. 54,000sf building in 2012; another 40,000sf Tippecanoe Labs later; to hire another 20 workers. Pharmaceutical components Greater 650 employees Kirby Risk Service Center Lafayette Local production includes active ingredients 201 employees, 2 facilities Commerce for Lilly’s Cialis, Gemzar and Cymbalta; Wiring harnesses and subassemblies made $50M plant investment in 2010. ECONOMIC TR ENDS Lafayette Puzzle Factory Fairfield Manufacturing 4 employees (Oerlikon Fairfield Drive Systems) Jigsaw, sphere and chalkboard puzzles 1,200 employees designed locally, manufactured in Asia Gears, shafts and drives Products in 20,000 U.S., Australian and New 2010: Investing $53.1M over the next three Zealand retail outlets years; Lafayette named headquarters for the Drive Systems division. Lafayette Venetian Blind Inc. 612 employees FCA Manufacturing Custom window coverings 40 employees Industrial wood skids and boxes Landis+Gyr 120 employees Graybar Electronic meters 7 employees 2011: Purchased by Japan-based Toshiba Supply chain management, logistic services Corp. 2011: St. Louis-headquartered business opened 10,000sf facility to serve 11-county Liquid Spring LLC area, providing supply chain management; Suspension systems logistics services; and electrical, communications and data networking M.A.I.L. product distribution. 63 employees Outsource mailroom; catalog fulfillment

McKinney Corp. 27 employees Race car chassis and component maker

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MEGABrands America, Inc. Roadworks Game and toy design 35 employees Stainless steel truck trailer parts Milestone Contractors Asphalt plant Schilli Distribution Services Warehousing/logistics Mulhaupt’s Inc. 65 employees School Datebooks Custom metal door-frames, contract 45 employees; 35 more seasonally hardware; Overhead Doors Custom school calendars sold internationally; onsite bindery Nanshan America Advanced Aluminum Technologies STAG Capital Partners 60 in 2012; to employ 200 by 2013 Warehouse/distribution facilities High-end aluminum extrusions used in mass transportation, automotive, Subaru of Indiana Automotive, Inc. distribution, industrial and electrical 3,550 employees industries; train-body material for high- Automobiles and SUVs speed rail 2011: Record Subaru production of 161,716 2011: Company (subsidiary of China’s vehicles; employment increased; in July Nanshan Group) announced it is building completed 2-millionth Subaru vehicle; Greater its first U.S. manufacturing site in Lafayette investing $14M to $19M in new equipment Lafayette in Park 350; 420,000sf plant and 15,000sf for 2013 Legacy and Outback with new Commerce office; $100M investment; construction engine; added 3,500sf Health & Wellness to be complete by May 2012; production Center with 7 exam rooms, labs, classrooms, ECONOMIC to begin in July 2012 with two extrusion to offer free primary medical care and TR ENDS presses. Plant also has space for two more lifestyle counseling; expanded storage with extrusion presses; a casting facility planned $3.3M in additions. 2010: Record total for construction in 2013. production of 246,139 vehicles; $42 million in new equipment installed, with another Norfolk Southern Corp. $40 million installed by Toyota for new Rail yard model Camry production.

Packaging Systems of Indiana Tate & Lyle, North and 20 employees South plants Shipping products 454 employees Corn starch, corn syrup and sweeteners Perry Foam Products 2011: $200,000 building investment 49 employees Urethane foam sanding pad products Toyota Tsusho America Inc. 2011: Marked 50th year in business 55 employees Tire, wheel assembly for Toyota ProAxis Inc. 75 employees TRW Commercial Steering Systems Sheet metal, structural steel fabricator 344 employees Steering gears Radian Research Two plants 80 employees Watthour test equipment

Rea Magnet Wire Corp. 182 employees Magnet wire

8 voestalpine Rotec Group 84 employees Precision steel/aluminum components, pedal box spacer tubes and seat belt/air bag components for auto industry. 2011: Spending $2.5M to expand facility and increase production; hiring another 15.

Wabash National Corp. 4,300 employees Commercial semi-truck trailers and rail trailers 2011: Released new product: industry’s first dry freight van with 35,000lb floor rating, DuraPlate XD-35, which allows dry van hauling for items usually hauled on a flatbed; increased employment; making Downtown Trolley. up to 48,000 trailers this year; entered into agreement with Sabre Manufacturing, Knox, Ind., to produce 2,500 frac tanks (bulk liquid storage containers) over the SUSTAINABLE ENERGY next five years; investing $2.5 million in equipment at south plant site and hiring up to 200 to staff frac production line; part of diversification strategy. Production started in April; to produce 300 frac tanks in 2011. Overview Purdue Energy Park planned for 2010: 25th anniversary, locally northwest Tippecanoe County; Purdue, headquartered; produced 24,900 trailers ne wind farm has been announced Purdue Research Foundation and (12,800 in 2009, 33,300 in 2008). for Tippecanoe County and others are Performance Services working to develop O in the discussion and planning stages. $200M, 50-turbine, 100 megawatt wind Warehouse of Lafayette LLC Ivy Tech Community College offers a farm on Purdue’s 1,600-acre Animal Distribution facilities, 1.8M square feet two-year program in Sustainable Energy, Sciences Research and Education Center covering turbines, solar panels and other and 2,400 acres of private land. Plans Wee Engineering Inc. systems. are to include a welcome and innovation 8 employees center and facilities to study solar energy, Vacuum tanks, tank trucks, pumper trucks, water filtration, wind energy and battery custom fabrications Recent Activity storage. Project originally announced as Ivy Tech Community College Performance Park Wind Farm ($115M) Oscar Winski Co. Inc. building $750,000, 1,000sf Craig Porter covering private landowners only. Goal is to 124 employees Energy Center, to open fall 2012, to be solidify project plans by yearend 2012. Scrap metal, steel fabrication powered solely by renewable energy as lab 2011: Opened eRecycling Division for for energy technology program students to Invenergy Wind LLC of Chicago is electronic devices. learn about renewable energies, smart grid eyeing a southwestern Tippecanoe County integration and electric vehicle charging area for a 133-turbine wind farm. stations (more details in Ivy Tech section).

CityBus: Three wind turbines are powering its facilities; the public transportation company received $2.18M in greenhouse gas reduction funding for the project

9 Purdue University research often leads to commercialization by new local companies.

HIGH-TECH | LIFE-SCIENCE BUSINESSES

Overview Key Businesses Allegro Dynamics LLC Software, web and mobile application bout 100 high-tech and life sciences Businesses listed alphabetically; those with no designer businesses operate in Lafayette-West employee number listed have fewer than A Lafayette, most in start-up stages, 5 workers. Arxan Technologies employing fewer than five. Many are 26 employees capitalizing on discoveries made at Purdue ABAQUS Central Software security University and based in Purdue Research Consulting, engineering product design Park or located elsewhere and affiliated with Ash Access Technology the park. Acell Inc. Medical devices Tissue-engineered biomaterial High-tech/Life-science Atlantic Green Technology Inc. Ranking Based on Advanced Ag Solutions LLC Production of biofuel and nutrition Technology and consulting services for pharmaceuticals from algae Employment farmers BASi 186 Axoni Advanced Bioimaging Systems LLC MED Institute 150 Online manufacturing network Developing technology to detect bacterial Butler America LLC 140 growth Banyon Biomarkers Inc. Cook Biotech Inc. 140 Blood tests to detect traumatic brain injury HP Enterprise Services (EDS) 109 Advanced Process Combinatorics and neurological diseases 9 employees Florida-based company with Purdue SSCI, an Aptuit Co. 100 Planning, scheduling, radiation treatment Research Park location Endocyte Inc. 63 planning software FLIR Mass Spectrometry 56 Akina Inc. gh LLC 40 Drug delivery technology company

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BASi Copient Technologies/NCR Corp. 250 employees worldwide; 186, West 11 employees Lafayette Point-of-sale and –purchase hardware and Pharmaceutical development, contract software research and analysis 2011: $5.5M public offering in May for CoVideo Systems capital improvements and lab equipment 10 employees at Evansville, Ind., preclinical toxicology Web-based streaming technology services facility; spending $200,000 on remodel for onsite health clinic. Cruise Software Retail industry software products Batch Process Technologies Decision support software for batch CurXCeL chemical processing industries Drug discovery

Bioscience Vaccines Inc. DelMar Information Additive to improve vaccine effectiveness Technologies LLC Custom software used in vote centers Butler America LLC 2011: Received Indiana Innovation Award 140 employees from Greater Indy Innovation Roundtable; Engineering design launched Swoosh!, an app to record and Greater analyze basketball stats in real time. Lafayette CAE-net Inc. Commerce Modeling, simulation, 3D stereo Delphi Delco Electronics Systems ECONOMIC visualization hardware, software, services Auto electronics design lab TR ENDS Cantilever Technologies Development Consultants Inc. 40 employees Materials design, manufacturing consulting Shared-information software Dow AgroSciences Cellaflora Design 19 App development Research facility, greenhouse 2011: Startup launched; first two apps 2011: Seed quality control lab moved from developed and released: Enso, a music Iowa to new facility in Purdue Research generator, and Tonalverse, for creating Park, to hire 27 full-time and 15 seasonally ambient sound. for seed lab by 2014. 2010: New research greenhouse dedicated in Purdue Research Concordance Health Park; company occupies 15,000sf of Improving medication compliance through offices in Kurz Purdue Technology Center; partnership with pharmacist and provider anticipates employment growth.

Cook Biotech Inc./Cook Group EITAC Solutions Group 140 employees 10 employees Tissue engineering research, development Products to enhance computer use by those and manufacturing of medical products with low vision used in wound care and surgical repair of damaged organs and tissues. e-Language Learning LLC 2010: Received TechPoint Mira Award for Language software that allows for Health & Life Sciences; built $.4M addition. monitored, individual lessons outside the classroom

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Endocyte Inc. GreenTech America Inc. Janus Biosystems 63 employees Develops and commercializes yeast-based 5 employees Drug delivery research cellulosic ethanol technology Lipid materials research 2011: Completed IPO, traded on Nasdaq under ECYT; raised $180M. HNTB LiDAR Lab Karyozen LLC Research in optimizing and leveraging Cell sorters, flow cytometers for life En’Urga Inc. light detection and ranging data for civil sciences/healthcare industries 9 employees engineering applications Optical diagnostic equipment 2011: Lab opened Knowrtal LLC Software developer, using Purdue-licensed Executive Automation LLC HP Enterprise Services technology Business management software 109 employees development, consulting, training Software, technology services Kylin Therapeutics Inc. Cancer therapies research Favored Inc. HemoCleanse Inc. 7 employees Medical technology L.S. Technology Inc. Milk with nutrients, supplements Software for wireless, handheld computers 2011: Nature’s Farm milk products Imaginestics LLC now available in Indiana and Chicago 19 employees Life Plus LLC area; discussions under way to increase Software connection tools for 26 employees distribution and add yogurt products. manufacturing and life sciences Toxicology services, testing and medical devices Favored Grain IN Space LLC Helps multinational companies meet Seed business 5 employees Chinese regulations on chemical purchases/ Jet propulsion technology development sales; also operates office in Beijing FLIR SYSTEMS INC. 56 employees Independence Science LLC Lite Machines Corp. Mass spectrometer development Consults with schools to provide assistive 8 employees 2011: FLIR acquired former ICx Analytical technologies for blind students Radio-controlled hobby helicopters; high- Technologies 2011: $500,000 National Science Foundation tech surveillance equipment grant received to further develop data FoundOPS collection devices for visually impaired LoadOut Technologies LLC Software Systems students. Mobile technology solutions for agriculture, 2011: Launched company industry Indiana Fiber Technology Futago Inc. Developing light-weight bio-aggregates and LyoGo LLC Chemical industry related biofuels Drug-delivery devices to store freeze-dried 2011: Company launched drugs in one chamber, liquid dilutents in InMass Technologies Inc. the other FuturaGene Inc. Soil, bio-remediation 14 employees M4 Sciences Corp. Plant gene discovery InVivo Ventures LLC 10 employees Creates companies from Purdue research Ultra-precision, electro-mechanical gh LLC findings; created a founder’s fund to provide modulation device for deep-hole drilling 40 employees seed capital for 10 to 15 Midwestern using low-frequency vibration on lathes technology ventures 2011: Received Small Business Software, Braille textbooks and other Administration Tibbetts Award for learning products for people with reading InfoComm Systems Inc. developing new mechanical drilling and sight challenges Security consulting, research technology, modulation-assisted 2010: Moved to expanded headquarters on machining; signed technology sublicense Lafayette’s east side. IVDiagnostics LLC agreement with Belgian NV Bekaert SA Developing cancer diagnostic kits and for its Modulation Assisted Machining imaging solutions Technology.

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MagSense Life Sciences Nanovis LLC 6 employees Nanosurfaced implants and nanostructured Magnetic particle separation for research, biomaterials diagnostics and drug development 2011: Received Indiana EDGE Award.

MatrixBio LLC nGenX Corp. Developing early cancer detection methods Technology infrastructure provider and by analyzing small molecule metabolites in developer of hosted IT applications blood serum NOX Technologies MED Institute/Cook Group Cancer detection research 150 employees Identifies and develops new medical Omega Micro Technologies product concepts Ceramic substrates for electronic devices

Mor-NuCo LLC Optical Therapeutic Develops, commercializes protein Technologies technology for early cancer detection Fluorescent probes used for imaging in 2011: Company launched in Purdue cancer surgery Research Park. Panoptic Insight LLC Moerae Matrix Inc. Consulting on organizations security and Greater Developing drug-tissue scaffold products to innovation relationships Lafayette improve soft tissue healing and regeneration Commerce PARSEC Solutions LLC ECONOMIC Morvid Interactive LLC Engineering consulting services, multi- TR ENDS Develops mobile device applications and phase fluid systems games 2011: Fowler, Ind.-based company, affiliated Passageways LLC with Purdue Research Park. 25 employees Business web portal management systems mPlexus for banks and credit unions Medical imaging software for Internet transmission Perfinity BioSciences Inc. 6 employees Mudawar Thermal Systems Inc. Sample preparation techniques and tools to Thermal management devices and phase- facilitate mass spectronomy change systems 2011: Filed provisional patent on time- saving immobilized enzyme reactor. Gerald P. Murphy Cancer Foundation Phlebotics Inc. 9 employees Develops and manufactures medical devices Nonprofit cancer research institute Prima Specialty Vectors LLC NanoSense Inc. Utilizes Purdue-licensed technology Nanotech devices for medical diagnostic, therapeutic applications Purdue Enterprise Co. 2011: Company launched, affiliated with Technical consulting Purdue Research Park. 2011: Company launched in Purdue Research Park.

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Scale Computing Stormfront Productions Inc. Tymora Analytical Operations 5 employees 7 employees Testing effectiveness of cancer drugs Providing enterprise class, scalable grid Web design, video production, branding, 2011: Business launched. storage interactive presentations and other services Vasc-Alert Schoolhouse Partners LLC Swift Enterprises Ltd. 8 employees Grant writing 12 employees Dialysis diagnostic product 2011: Published grant/funding opportunity High-octane, unleaded aviation fuel resource with 4,750 listings. Vision Advantage LLC TecMark Inc. Helps auto dealers increase profits Sensient Flavors and Emergency response, restoration contractor 2011: Company launched. Fragrances LLC management Making colors, flavors and fragrances for 2011: Company launched, affiliate of VivusNet Corp. food, beverages, cosmetics, pharmaceutical Purdue Research Park Digital Canvas, multi-media advertising ingredients, imaging systems and other product for lobbies and other venues applications ThirtySix Software LLC Providing intuitive data content VoCare Inc. Simulex Inc. management solutions Telemedicine system 35 employees 2011: Launched SmartDocs software for Simulation products for defense and professional writers. Wintek Corp. business Business class Internet service provider, THREE.com direct fiber-based provider Sorian Inc. Web hosting, internet marketing 2011: Launched $1.7M upgrade to core Research services network to bring backbone speeds up to 2011: South Bend, Ind.-headquartered, Tienta Sciences Inc. 10Gbps. opened local office. Infrared and mass spectrometry in protein discovery and analysis Zeeko Technologies Inc. SpectraCode Inc. Optical polishing research Imaging systems Triclinic Labs Consulting, lab work for solid-state chemical Spectraline Inc. development Online quality monitoring 2011: Added 5,000sf of lab and office space in Innovatech Building for instrumentation, SSCI Inc., An Aptuit Company organic and analytical chemistry labs, 100 employees offices, conference rooms; hiring 10. Contract research and analytical lab

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Overview reater Lafayette is home to numerous professional and service businesses, G including architects, attorneys, accountants, advertising agencies, customer Riehle Plaza. care centers and others. RETAIL | HOSPITALITY | TOURISM Recent Activity

Dearing Group new name for former Haan Marketing + Communications; ad agency moved to Purdue Research Park Overview Downtown Lafayette-West Lafayette was designated an official cultural district argest shopping venues are Tippecanoe Hallmark Home Mortgage opened by Indiana Arts Commission in 2010, Mall with 840,000sf and more than encompassing three areas: Chauncey 100 stores, including Macy’s, Kohl’s, Henriott Insurance moved to L Village, Riverfront and the Arts and Market Sears, J.C. Penney, HH Gregg and Dick’s Renaissance Place ($.6M build-out) district. Downtown covers 92 square blocks, Sporting Goods; and Lafayette Pavilions, Main Street, the Levee, Wabash Landing Jennifer C. Russell’s Edward opened in 2006 with dozens of retailers and Chauncey Hill Mall. More than 250 Jones Office opened and restaurants covering 404,000 square businesses operate downtown, including feet, including Hobby Lobby, TJ Maxx, Cold numerous restaurants, boutique shops and Kids Culinary Creations opened Stone Creamery, Gordman’s department professional service providers. Downtown store; development continuing. Other also is a growing residential hub with Next Marketing & New Media shopping venues include: Tippecanoe Court about 160 condominiums out of some 600 opened downtown by Susan Rowe and and Lafayette Market Place, with about 50 housing units. David Sanders retailers. West Lafayette venues include Wabash Landing, Sagamore West area, Pink Team Cleaning Services LLC University Square and the Chauncey Village Recent Activity launched shopping district near Purdue University Lodging campus. Holiday Inn Express is building a $1.7M, Promenade Self Storage expanded, 83-room inn on Progress Drive off SR 26 $1.5M investment The community is home to more than 225 East, slated to open in 1st quarter 2012. restaurants, ranging from ethnic eateries Salud Revenue Solutions collection to national chains, and a full line-up of Retail services opened 27 hotels and one bed-and-breakfast inn, offering more than 2,420 rooms, from 2011 openings, announced for Vistage International Inc. CEO full-service business class ( Holiday Inn City 2012: Adelino’s Marketplace & Deli, organization debuted Centre, Best Western Lafayette Executive American Freight Furniture and Mattress, Plaza & Conference Center, Union Club Basketworks and More/Art of Life Café, White Glove Cleaning Company and University Inn Conference Center Brad’s Motor Marketplace, Citi Trends, launched and Suites) to extended stay (Homewood CG Vision, Express Store, Fanzz, Flooring Suites, Marriott TownePlace Suites and Express, JF & Company children’s clothes, Candlewood Suites). Jump It indoor children’s playground,

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Kroger/Pay Less east side fuel station, The Other Pub building new $1M, Louie’s Tux Shop, Marathon/Quick Pantry two-story, 8,000sf bar and restaurant across (downtown), Mike’s Car Wash second from current site, to open mid-2012. site, Natalie’s Second Hand Shop, O’Reilly Auto Parts, Pet Supplies Plus, Portrait Downtown Improvements Innovations, Pups and Bubbles Pet Spa, Streetscaping: Final of four blocks Red Poppy Studios & Art Gallery, Robots of streetscaping on Courthouse Square & Rogues New and Used Books, Something completed in 2010, including new public art Blue Bakery, Speed Pro Imaging, Teeki Hut installations. T-shirts. Information Kiosks: Lafayette-West BILL DEFOUW CHEVROLET BMW Lafayette Convention & Visitors Bureau completed a facility remodel, marked its installed two information kiosks in 2010 and 50th anniversary. eight in 2011; six are in Lafayette and four are in West Lafayette. Kendrick Nissan is investing $.7M on a remodel of its auto dealership. Tourism/Recreation/Fitness Lafayette-West Lafayette Convention and Midwest Rentals moved from downtown to West Lafayette. Visitors Bureau reports some 3.5 million visitors annually generate more than $200 Greater million in direct expenditures. In 2011, the Lafayette Mike’s Car Wash expanded original community hosted some 425 conventions Commerce facility. and large meetings, drawing more than ECONOMIC 50,000 delegates, whose average spending TR ENDS Rohrman Toyota dealership on 26 East was $130 a day. It also brought in several underway. sports tournaments. The CVB annually welcomes more than 5,000 walk-in visitors Payless West Lafayette: $1.3M at its center. remodel. Club Newtone is new name for Newtone Walgreens spent $1.7M on three store Fitness Center, renovation completed 2011. renovations. NFPT Strength & Fitness opened. Walmart West Lafayette spent $1.1M on interior remodel. Lafayettr Family YMCA opened second facility in Renaissance Place, downtown, Restaurants received $50,000 Alcoa grant and $6,500 Restaurants opened in 2011/announced J.C. Penney grant for mobile gyms, water for 2012: Big Time’s Bar-B-Que, Chipotle safety equipment and health/fitness and Mexican Grill second site, Dawson’s School swim safety programs, 2011. House of Chili, Echo Karaoke, Firehouse Subs, Fortune House Buffet & Grill, Fox Pizza Den, Fuzzy’s Taco Shop, Jethro’s BBQ n’ Grill, La Salsa, Niko’s Spicy Pickle, Pizza King West carryout and delivery, Southside Diner, Teppanyaki Grill, Uncorked Wine Bar.

16 Innovatech, Purdue Research Park

REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENTS

Overview Park in 2003, allowing local option and state Mixed-Use Developments income taxes from employees to be collected Announced/Under Way argest local agencies: Candor Realty, in a development fund. Park has a $1.3B Keller Williams, F.C. Tucker/Lafayette economic impact on Indiana. Boiler Gateway, 135-unit apartment L Realtors, Coldwell Banker Shook and project planned for State and Salisbury, ReMax. Among top residential builders: West Lafayette, by developer Boulder Citation Homes, Komark Ltd.,; Tempest Recent Activity Group LLC. Homes; Commercial: Kelly Construction Commercial Brokers held ribbon Hayes Triangle/Wang Hall of Indiana, Kettelhut Construction, cutting ceremony for Innovatech (Purdue): $38.9 million, 147,000 sf, Milestone Contractors, Norfleet Builders, Development site at 1201 Cumberland four-story building on Northwestern, to be Superior Structures, Tecton Construction (former CTS building in Purdue Research constructed and owned by Purdue Research Management, Weigand Construction Co. Park), offering clean rooms, wet labs, Foundation; it will lease part to Purdue for Related: Kirby Risk Electrical Supply, high-tech manufacturing space, conference the Seng-Liang Wang Hall of Electrical and The Schneider Corp., Scholer Corp., rooms; current tenants: En’Urga, Indiana Computer Engineering. Plans also call for TBIRD Design Services and Tillett Technology Group, M4 Sciences, leases to retailers and possibly a financial Engineering Services. Triclinic Labs. institution. Purdue Research Park: Marked its 50th Candor Realty acquired and renovated anniversary in 2011; 200 acres of 725-acre Regal Valley Commons, $30M a downtown historic building as it launched park now have infrastructure. Currently, retail/commercial development, Veterans its new business in January 2011. It’s a the park has 51 buildings; 1.3Msf is owned Memorial Parkway, on 29 acres. or leased by 160 companies; about 3,200 full-service commercial and investment real estate agency and a multi-family and employees work in the park (largest firm is Wabash Commons, seven-acre former commercial property management firm. State Farm Insurance, 535 employees). The WL Kmart site acquired by Lafayette’s park has 350,000sf of incubator space, the Golden Paws Investments LLC (Alan and largest institutionally operated technology Julie White); plans are to build four to eight incubator program in the nation. commercial buildings; infrastructure work Designated an Indiana Certified Technology begins spring 2011. Opened: Mike’s Car Wash; coming: IU Health Arnett.

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Residential Developments Park Place Apartments, .75-acre site, $1.24M, three-story building, 23 units, 51 Basham: Adding eight units on Salisbury, bedrooms, 440 S. Chauncey (Greg Milakis). $1M University Terrace, three-story, Brown Street Townhomes: public/ 25-apartment unit with 53 bedrooms, private project near downtown, Lafayette planned for 105 E. State St., near Purdue, Redevelopment Commission, Lafayette to include two-story parking garage Urban Enterprise Assoc., neighborhood (Greg Milakis). investors to build 14-18 townhouses on vacated commercial property. Building/Sales Activity

Residential sales, all of Cochran: Adding 12 units to 32 already Tippecanoe County built on South River Road, $1.2M 2011 1Q: 284 properties sold, $37,172,864; Chatham Square by Brinshore average price $130,890 Development LLC, Northbrook, Ill. is redeveloping former Bridgeway Apartments 2ndQ: 503 properties sold, $62,575,076; average price $124,403 site; $19.2 million, 89-unit rental project and 10 single-family homes; work began 3rdQ: 501 properties sold, $73,982,519; Greater average price $147,669 Lafayette summer 2010, apartments opening 2011 Commerce and 2012, single-family homes ready by 4thQ: 339 properties sold, $45,910,100; June 2012. average price $135,428 ECONOMIC TR ENDS Chauncey Square Phase 2, new 2011: 1,627 properties sold, $219.6M; owner: South Street Capital to complete average price $134,997 project, building $10.8M, six-story, 110-unit apartment building, to open August 2012. 2010: 1,674 properties sold, $233.2M; average price $139,306

The Cottages on Lindberg planned 2009: 1,774 properties sold, $245.5M; for Lindberg and McCormick Roads; average price $138,369 129 single-family and duplex units for 2008: 1,789 properties sold; $255M; student housing on 18-acre site; to include average price $142,316 clubhouse, trails, volleyball and basketball courts; construction slated to begin summer Single-family building permits, all of 2011. Tippecanoe County

Lindberg Properties building 2011: 462 $575,000, 18-unit apartment building on 2010: 381 North Sixth. 2009: 405

NRP Properties, Amelia Avenue, 2008: 438 apartment project for ages 55+, near St. Elizabeth East, under way, $17M Subdivision approvals, 2011, through 3rd quarter: 93 lots; the largest: 64 in Arbor Chase By the Lakes.

18 Greater Lafayette is a regional healthcare hub for all ages. MEDICAL

Overview • Cornerstone Autism Center opened Woman’s Clinic, to more than double an 8,700sf day treatment educational facility space, add new health care reater Lafayette and surrounding facility/clinic in Purdue Research Park. services and increase employment by 60; 18 counties are served by three • Creasy Springs Health Campus residential to open October 2012. G hospitals. Franciscan St. Elizabeth care facility opened on Creasy Lane; $5.9 • Trilogy Health Services, St. Mary’s Health Health – Lafayette East (150 beds), million facility. Campus, $700,000 remodel. Franciscan St. Elizabeth Health – Lafayette • Kool Smiles • Westminster Village retirement Central (99 beds) and Indiana University • Lafayette Low Vision Center community invested $26M on 25,000sf Health Arnett Hospital (152 beds). Seton expansion of Westminster Health • Lifespan Health Service Inc. opened to Center, open to nonresidents, and $1.8M Specialty Hospital, housed at St. Elizabeth provide home health care. on addition and renovation of social Central, provides long-term acute care. • Little Star Center, autism treatment, building. Numerous multi-physician clinics and opened in Cascada Business Park. Under Way, Announced in 2011: • Innovations Pain Management Group, ambulatory surgery centers also operate • IU Health Arnett, 31,500sf, $8.3M West A Unity Hearlthcare Partner, opened (Indiana University Health Arnett System, Lafayette clinic, to replace existing facility, in 2011. Riggs Community Health Center, Unity opening summer 2013. • WeCare TLC, operating onsite medical Medical Center, Sigma Medical Group and • Raintree Medical Park is building a clinics at Fairfield Manufacturing, Subaru others), and River Bend Hospital provides 28-lot commercial development on 34 of Indiana and Tippecanoe County acres south of new St. Elizabeth East mental health care. Government; to open early 2012 at BASi. Hospital on north side of Haggerty Lane, • Whisper Hearing Center, Cascada east of State Road 38 (developer Gary Recent Activity Business Park. Schroeder); infrastructure investment $5M. Medical Services New in 2011 Remodeling, Expansions, 2011: • Sigma Med Express: $400,000 remodel • Always Best Care Senior Services • Greater Lafayette Health Services Data under way for move to new location. • Any Lab Test Now Center, $5M remodel • Sigma Medical: 10,000 sf-space on St. • Riggs Community Health Center • Baldwin Plastic Surgery Francis Way under way for existing expanding to second site, former physicians practice; $636,000 project.

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• Sycamore Springs broke ground in acres on South Creasy Lane. It has 150 spring 2011 on 10 acres for 48-bed, $7M private patient rooms, a stand-alone behavioral/addiction treatment clinic women’s center, eight operating suites, 27 on nine acres in Cascada Business Park, emergency department bays, 14 neonatal to employ 100. Owned by Springstone intensive care suites, room service dining, an Health. interior courtyard and chapel. The hospital combines sophisticated technology, the latest treatments and compassionate care. Hospitals The campus also includes two medical office Indiana University Health Arnett buildings. The central facility provides Hospital opened at McCarty Lane and medical and intensive care, psychiatric CR 500 E in October 2008; the $228M, services and emergency services. 400,000 sf, full-service hospital has 152 beds with capacity for 37 more, 5 operating Recent Activity rooms, on-demand food service, adjacent helipad; employment of 850. The project ERNEST HEALTH to build an $18.5M, also includes a five-story, 120,000sf medical 55,000sf inpatient rehabilitation hospital to office building, to be built later. With 140 open in 2013 and employ 75. providers, an ambulatory surgery center and full-service hospital, IU Health Arnett Franciscan St. Elizabeth is operating an integrated healthcare Lafayette Central remodeled space system offering patients seamless care. for 15-bed psychiatric unit. Greater In September 2008, it announced it will Lafayette operate as a nonprofit healthcare system. IU Health Arnett is completing a $5M, Commerce 6th floor build-out. Franciscan St. Elizabeth Health, ECONOMIC a nonprofit hospital system, operates St. Vincent Seton Specialty TR ENDS Franciscan St. Elizabeth Health - Lafayette Hospital, housed in Franciscan St. East, opened in February 2010, and Elizabeth Center, is a long-term, acute Franciscan St. Elizabeth Health – Lafayette hospital providing complex medical care to Central. Combined, they employ about the most critically ill patients. 2,600. The new, $192 million, 410,000 sf, full-service hospital was built on 103

20 Greater Lafayette offers diverse landscapes and businesses.

FINANCE | INSURANCE

Overview Recent Activity Kentland Bank opened its first Lafayette location. ajor banks: 1st Source, Centier Craig Graham Insurance moved to Bank, Charter One Financial, Fifth Zanik Retail Center, 2011. Lafayette Life Insurance Third Bank, First Financial Bank, Company, with 150 employees, closed M Fountain Trust Company opened Fountain Trust Company, Huntington local operations mid-2011, moved to parent a downtown banking center at Third and company Western & Southern Financial Bank of Indiana, JP Morgan Chase, Ferry streets. Group headquarters in Cincinnati. Kentland Bank, Lafayette Bank and Trust Co., Lafayette Community Bank, Lafayette Henriott Insurance moved to Purdue Federal Credit Union Savings Bank, Old National Bank, Regions Renaissance Place. named one of 70 Best Places to work in Bank and Salin Bank; credit unions: Purdue Indiana by Indiana Chamber of Commerce, Federal Credit Union, Industrial Federal Huntington Bank announced it will 2011, for workplace environment that values employees; opened its 10th local branch, at Credit Union and Staley Credit Union. close one of four locations in 2012. Ivy Tech Community College. Insurance: State Farm Insurance regional Innovest Portfolio Solutions office employing 545; Henriott Group; and opened in Purdue Research Park. MBAH Insurance.

21 NONPROFIT SECTOR

Recent Activity Lafayette Transitional Housing United Way of Greater Lafayette completed a $700,000 remodel. exceeded its 2011 campaign goal, raising Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- more than $4.6 million in pledges and day Saints dedicated new church, CR 450 Long Center for the Performing donations; the agency provides funding for South, spring 2011. Arts purchased a two-story, adjacent 23 local social service organizations. building at Sixth and Columbia for arts The Community Foundation of groups’ office and rehearsal space. United Way of Greater Lafayette Greater Lafayette, which manages launched Read to Succeed program, endowments and funds for individuals Tippecanoe County Public Library placing 250 volunteers in five public and organizations, disbursed $636,221 in acquired and is remodeling 3,500sf building schools; $60,000 in funding from Walmart grants and scholarships in 2010; donors adjacent to library for its technical services Foundation received to expand program in established four new funds. department; space the department is 2012 and beyond. vacating will be remodeled in 2012 for the Faith West multi-use religious facility Technology Commons, tripling the number University Church remodeling, to be developed at former 6.5-acre motel of computers and adding teleconferencing, $560,000. site at Northwestern and Lindberg by Faith electronic conference meeting spaces Church; to house Purdue Bible Fellowship and language learning stations; $600,000 Wolf Park built the 2,560sf Wright and other services yet to be determined. building costs. Learning Center for education programs on its wolf research campus, open to the Islamic Society of Greater Trinity Immanuel United Church public. Lafayette plans to build a community of Christ completed a $1M renovation, center with school and gym on a 10-acre addition. site, with long-term plans for a mosque at the site.

Myers Pedestrian Bridge connects Lafayette and West Lafayette. MEDIA

Overview

he community is served by a dozen FM and AM radio stations, including T WBAA, a National Public Radio affiliate; television station WLFI-TV; a daily Gannett newspaper, the Journal & Courier; a weekly, The Lafayette Leader; the Purdue Exponent, five-day newspaper; Lafayette magazine; and Just Kidding!, a newsletter of children’s events.

Recent Activity Lafayette magazine marked its 5th year of quarterly publication in May 2011.

22 PUBLIC WORKS | SCHOOLS

Recent Activity • Preservation work on US 52 from Wabash Public Education River to State Road 38 Transportation Lafayette School Corp.: • $12M, 2.5-mile McCarty Lane extension Nontraditional Oakland High School CityBus. 2011: Ridership topped 5.3M to 26 East begun in the spring and opened fall 2011 with about 80 students; rides, a new record. Plans under way for finishes early 2012 remodel: $.5M. expanded transfer site at Riehle Plaza, to be • Old Romney Road widening from known as Centennial Village and include Twyckenham to State Road 25, including Tippecanoe School Corp. now public park. a roundabout at the intersection and trail operating 18 schools, $24.6M Wyandotte to Poland Hill Road along Twyckenham, Elementary opened fall 2011 on Lafayette’s Roadwork/Sewer work with a roundabout at Poland Hill Road east side. • Widening Veterans Memorial Parkway Recently Completed from Concord Road to U.S. 52 New Community School, a charter school founded in 1992 with 2011 • $18.4 million, 2,000-foot long tunnel enrollment of 240, to move to former Pay eliminated an aging lift station and Ahead Less grocery space near Market Square by diverted sewage to Pearl River lift station 2012: $25.1M resurfacing and lane addition fall 2012. • $5M Lindberg Bridge replaced road over work, State Road 26 East from 550 East to marshland, West Lafayette 900 East Enrollment, Public School • $4.5M widening project on County Road Corporations: 2011 350 South, renamed Veterans Memorial Lafayette School Corp.: 7,075 Parks/Community Facilities Parkway in 2010 Tippecanoe School Corp.: 11,787 • $4.5M widening, Concord Road Lafayette West Lafayette Community Schools: 2,158 • State Road 26 East, $10.2M upgrade Columbian Park Zoo: $300,000, donor-funded education center under Indiana 2011 Four Star Schools: • $950,000 in downtown sidewalk construction. replacements and streetscape Miller, Burnett Creek, Cumberland and enhancements Happy Hollow elementary schools among West Lafayette 162 in Indiana out of 1,780 earning the • $2.8M Cumberland Road work, including Wabash Heritage Trail: $812,000 highest ranking, based on state testing. modern roundabout, completed transportation enhancement grant received to extend trail by 1.06 miles in West Happy Hollow Elementary named a Lafayette, from trailside park area along 2011 national Blue Ribbon award winner by Current Activity North River Road into Happy Hollow Park; U.S. Department of Education • Hoosier Heartland Corridor: Ground hiking/biking trails now top 21 miles. broken October 2008 for $450M Lafayette-to-Logansport section; first Tippecanoe County Private Education phase to be completed by fall 2012; $8M, 323,000sf cattle barn completed at three more by year end 2013; providing fairgrounds. Lafayette Christian School, four-lane highway from Lafayette to Fort currently enrolling 220 K-8 students, to Wayne Neighborhoods nearly double in size with $7M addition, renovation under way. • $36M relocation of U.S. 231 around West Lafayette’s Centennial Neighborhood Lafayette begun with $5M widening and chosen for free design consultation by new roundabout, Harrison St. Global Green’s Creating Sustainable Neighborhoods Technical Assistance • $6.5M Maple Point Drive extension and Program under Environmental Protection Concord Road/Brady Lane widening, Agency’s Building Blocks for Sustainable walking trail, sidewalk and roundabout at Communities Program. Concord/Maple Point Drive

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Overview Recent Activity

Harrison College, a nationally accredited, In Fall 2012, the college will offer block career-focused educational institution, scheduling, allowing students to group offers nine business and four health science classes closely together. programs at its Lafayette campus, where some 300 students are enrolled. The college offers certificates, associate degrees and bachelor’s degrees.

IVY TECH COMMUNITY COLLEGE Ivy Hall on the Ivy Tech campus.

Overview Recent Activity Accelerated associate degree program: Private Smith Family donation of $1M is funding 25 students a year in a ore than 7,600 students are enrolled Craig Porter Energy Center, one-year general studies degree program in Ivy Tech Community College $750,000, 1,000 sf-building to open fall launched fall 2011. M Lafayette Region in fall 2011, with 2012, to be powered solely by renewable another 3,400 from other regions taking energy as lab for energy technology program Intersection Connection: Ivy Tech distance education courses that originate in students to learn about renewable energies, smart grid integration and electric vehicle is in a collaborative group with the Y, Lafayette. The public, open-access college, charging stations. Purdue University, Ener1, Junior Achievement, Tippecanoe School which employs about 640, has seven GE and Siemens International Education Corp. and Greater Lafayette Commerce for buildings on 51 acres in Lafayette. Group are contributing to the center. To possible three-building campus expansion Its facilities include a joint-use college/ be powered by two wind turbines towers, a to provide additional education, training public library. It also operates a downtown vertical wind turbine, solar panels and bio- and health facilities; $40 million to $50 million fundraising campaign planned. Lafayette satellite and several regional sites. diesel/hydrogen generators. Initial supporters: State Farm for Junior The college offers courses in more than 80 Ivy Tech Renaissance Achievement BizPark and Finance Town. programs of study and awards associate Instructional Center opened in Ag Building: $160,000 ag building added degrees and technical certificates. Study 20,000sf Renaissance Place space fall 2011 with 750 students taking classes. on main campus. areas include biotechnology, advanced manufacturing, agribusiness, alternative Ivy Tech debuted art classes spring 2012, to Corporate College: fuels technology, liberal arts, elementary be offered at Red Poppy Studios & Gallery. Launched in 2011 as umbrella for training, education, computer information certifications, skills improvement courses. technology, surgical technology, criminal City of Crawfordsville has broken ground on a building it will lease to Ivy justice and nursing. The college also Possible Expansion: College is Tech, allowing the college to operate a planning to request state funding for an offers specialized workforce training and full-degree granting campus in Montgomery 80,000sf, $25M building, now in conceptual continuing professional education. County. stage, for the 2013-15 state budget cycle.

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PURDUE UNIVERSITY

Overview University’s economic impact in the state is Honors: University to implement honors more than $4.2B annually. college program fall 2013. est Lafayette campus enrollment: Fall 2011, 39,637 students, 7,934 of Fundraising: $227.3M raised fiscal Recent Activity W them international students; year 2010/2011 from 64,000 donors; 2011: scholarship fundraising campaign employed: some 15,000, including about Early retirement was accepted by 509 announced. 1,900 tenured faculty. Degrees offered in Purdue staff and faculty as the university the schools and colleges of agriculture, addressed budget shortfalls; retirements education, engineering, health and human effective early 2011. New Facilities/Renovations sciences, nursing, liberal arts, management, Planned 2012-2013: Purdue Energy Park: Discussions are $499.2M pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences, under way with Performance Services for a science, technology and veterinary 60-turbine wind farm. • $80M in repair and rehabilitation medicine. About 6,000 earn undergraduate projects in planning degrees annually; 1,400, master’s; and 550, Negishi-Brown Institute: To honor • $58M animal sciences facility doctorates. 2010 Nobel Prize winner in chemistry, Ei-ichi Negishi, and earlier winner Herbert • $54M, 107,000sf health and human Facilities: Some 375 buildings on 17,794 Brown, Purdue is establishing the Negishi- sciences research facility (completion fall 2012) acres, including farm land. Sponsored Brown Institute for continued chemistry research funding: $419.6M for fiscal year research. • $39.9M, 300-bed residence hall with restaurant and convenience store on 2010-11 ($4385M, 2009-10; $342.2M, Lyles Family Ideas to Innovation Vawter Field between Wiley and Windsor 2008-09; received 98 global patents for Laboratory, $1.5M facility, dedicated. halls 2010-11; among hundreds of specialized • $38.9M, 147,000sf Hayes Triangle multi- centers are collaborative manufacturing, Center for Regional Development use facility, to include $18M Wang Hall of management of manufacturing enterprises, received $1M from U.S. Commerce Electrical and Computer Science, retailers pharmaceutical processing research, Department to foster innovation, and possibly a financial institution. computer integrated good manufacturing technology and entrepreneurship. and software engineering research.

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• $30.8M Center for High Performance • $4.5M Young Hall renovation • $12.2M, 40,000sf Marriott Hall Buildings and Center for Advanced • $4.1M Stewart Center sprinkler system • $11.5M, 32,600sf Bill and Sally Hanley Acoustics Research, Herrick Laboratories Hall and Fowler Memorial House (construction to finish winter 2012) • $1.8M grounds maintenance facility • $4.2M, 27,000sf ADM Agricultural • $32.5M boiler and related work • $1.5M accessibility upgrades, Meredith Hall Innovation Center • $30M, 85,000sf Center for Student • $1.1M upgrades, Brown Laboratory • $3M renovation of the Research Data Excellence and Leadership Center • $21M Northwest Athletics Complex: new • $1.2M in repair, rehabilitation and boiler baseball stadium, improvements to soccer Under Way: $153M replacement projects field (completion spring 2012) • $98M renovation Recreational Sports • $20.6M, third and final tower at First Center (completion August 2012) Street Towers residential complex Completed 2009-2010 (completion August 2012) • $33M in repair and rehabilitation projects (some several-year projects) • $52M First Street Towers residence hall • $20M drug discovery facility (completion, buildings I, II spring 2013) • $9M Windsor Residence Hall renovations, Phase V • $44.7M in repair and rehabilitation • $14.9, 30,295sf multidisciplinary cancer projects research addition to Bindley Bioscience • $9M ventilation improvements in Wetherill Laboratory of Chemistry • $32.9M Wayne T. and Mary T. Center (completion winter 2013) Hockmeyer Hall of Structural Biology • $14.7M replacement for Food Stores • $4 million indoor turf sports center (completion fall 2012)—36,210 sf • $25M Discovery Learning Research • $10M equine satellite facility in Center Shelbyville, Ind. Completed 2011: $166.1M • $6.8M renovation to Windsor Residence • $8M Bailey Hall for Purdue Musical Halls, Shealy Hall Organizations, 18,000 sf • $99.5M addition/remodeling of Mackey • $6.6M Windsor Residence Hall Basketball Arena renovations, Phase V • $34.5M, 85,000sf Roger B. Gatewood • $6.3M Lilly Hall Phase VII renovation Wing of Mechanical Engineering Building

Greater Lafayette Commerce Site availability Greater Lafayette Commerce, founded http://statein.zoomprospector.com 85 years ago, is a nonprofit membership Economic organization supported by local industries TR ENDS Editors and governments. Its mission is to advance economic and community prosperity for a Jody Hamilton superior quality of life. Published by Director of Economic Development Published by Greater Lafayette Commerce, [email protected] February 2012 Economic Trends highlights activities and nancy Sells investments impacting the economy in Tippecanoe County, Indiana. For more Economic Development Program Manager information, visit [email protected] www.GreaterLafayetteCommerce.com Greater Lafayette Commerce 337 Columbia St. | P.O. Box 348 Lafayette IN 47902 765/742-4044 TIPMONT | R E M C Publication funded by Tipmont REMC www.GreaterLafayetteCommerce.com

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