A total of 101 businesses and organizations were recognized for their longevity and service to the Hoosier workforce.
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(INDIANAPOLIS) – Over 100 Indiana companies and organizations have been recognized for their longevity and service to the Hoosier workforce.
On Wednesday, Governor Eric Holcomb gave out 101 Governor’s Century or Half Century Business Awards.
The awards honor Hoosier businesses that have remained in operation for a minimum of 100 or 50 consecutive years and have demonstrated a commitment to community service.
Local award recipients include:
- Dunlap Supply, 148 years, Ripley County
- FCN Bank N.A., 120 years, Franklin County
- Flavors Ice Cream & Deli, 65 years, Dearborn County
- The Zerbe Firm, 65 years, Dearborn County
“I’m honored to recognize these dedicated, Hoosier business leaders who have created a lasting impact not only on their communities but to the state as a whole,” said Gov. Holcomb. “As we continue to attract new jobs and investment to Indiana, these well-established businesses will set the tone for a Hoosier economy dedicated to hard work, constant improvement and strong community roots. I’m confident these businesses will continue providing great service for the next 100 years and keep Indiana on the path to success for centuries to come."
Typically, award recipients would be honored with a ceremony at the Indiana Statehouse, but that did not happen this year due to COVID-19.
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