Braun meets with area business leaders at Trine University

July 16, 2020

Brooks and BraunSen. Mike Braun met with area business leaders July 16 for a roundtable session on the Trine University campus.

The group included Angola Mayor Richard Hickman; Connie McCahill, CEO of Cameron Memorial Community Hospital, Kevin Stoy, partner of Stoy Farms; Mike Connell, plant manager of Cardinal Glass; Ken Wilson, owner and president of JICI; Tony Winters, vice president of the Klink Group; and Earl D. Brooks II, Ph.D., president, and Gretchen Miller, vice president for administration, Trine University.

“We are honored to host this opportunity for communication and collaboration between Senator Braun and this distinguished group of business leaders,” said Brooks. “We are grateful for the Senator’s ongoing efforts to improve the economic vitality of the state of Indiana and this northeast region, and look forward to continuing to work in partnership with government and industry to develop, implement and support initiatives that will continue to benefit citizens across the Hoosier state.”

Last Updated: 07/21/2020

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