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Katie Culp, president of KSM Location Advisors, appeared alongside Vox Global senior partner, Mike Marker, and Ivy Tech’s statewide diversity and community outreach executive director, Doran Moreland, on the recent Inside INdiana Business’ INsiders panel. The panel weighed in on the dip in unemployment rates in October, legislative priorities for the upcoming 2017 Indiana Legislative session, and … Continue reading Culp Discusses Unemployment Rates and Legislative Priorities on Recent INsiders Panel

Katie Culp, president of KSM Location Advisors, part of the Katz, Sapper & Miller Network, has been named a 2016 Woman of Influence by the Indianapolis Business Journal (IBJ). The Women of Influence award recognizes local women from both the public and private sectors who exemplify professional excellence and leadership in their careers and community service … Continue reading Culp Recognized as an Indianapolis Woman of Influence

For the ninth year in a row, Urban Land Institute (ULI) Indiana will present the top trends in real estate for the coming year. This year’s event, “Real Estate Trends in Central Indiana: Great Place to Live, Great Place to Invest,” will take place Monday, Nov. 21, at the Columbia Club in downtown Indianapolis. The program will … Continue reading Culp to Serve as Panelist at ULI Indiana’s Real Estate Trends 2017

Katie Culp, president of KSM Location Advisors, joined Justin Ohlemiller, executive director at Stand for Children, and Robert Herzog, Berkeley College senior VP of finance and administration, on last week’s Inside INdiana Business’ INsiders panel. The panel chimed in on the effects of recent expansion announcements from MOBI Wireless Management and Kohl’s, ITT Tech’s closure, Sun King’s new … Continue reading Culp Discusses ITT Tech Closure, Job Announcements and New Lease Deal on Recent INsiders Panel

In a recent CNBC article, Katie Culp, president of KSM Location Advisors (KSMLA), offered insight into the current national incentives climate and why some states are more attractive for businesses than others. Culp’s current role at KSMLA, as well as her previous role as head of a national location and advisory practice, has afforded an understanding of the … Continue reading Culp Provides Insights on CNBC’s “5 Ways States Are Luring Small Business”

The 2016 Indiana Tax Conference, hosted by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce, will be held Aug. 11 at the Hyatt Regency Indianapolis. The all-day event will include notable speakers from local firms, including KSM Location Advisors’ COO, Garth Brazelton. The conference opens with a legislative update on combined reporting and sales tax on services and … Continue reading Brazelton to Speak at the 2016 Indiana Tax Conference

Katie Culp, president of KSM Location Advisors, joined Stephen Reynolds, partner at Ice Miller LLP, and Matt Will, University of Indianapolis associate professor of finance, on last week’s Inside INdiana Business’ INsiders panel. Culp has appeared numerous times as part of recent panel discussions for the news show. The panel focused on the recently announced … Continue reading Culp Discusses Lechleiter, Holcomb, McCorkle on Recent INsiders Panel

This article originally appeared on techpoint.org. A study published earlier this year, “Why Millennials Won’t Eat Cereal,” premised that this 20- to 30-something demographic shies away from the breakfast food because it’s too much work to prepare and clean up. Articles bemoaning millennials have been in vogue for some time now. Why millennials are slackers. … Continue reading Millennials, Success, and the Perils of Cereal

Katie Culp, president of KSM Location Advisors, appeared alongside Vox Global senior partner, Mike Marker, and Ice Miller partner, Stephen Reynolds, on a recent Inside INdiana Business’ INsiders panel. Topics discussed on the show included: President Obama’s recent return to Elkhart, at which he cited the city as an example of economic recovery. Blue Buffalo Pet … Continue reading Culp Serves as Inside Indiana Business INsiders Panelist

This article appeared in the May 14 issue of the Indianapolis Business Journal. Eight hundred new jobs and $40 million in capital investment. Based on these stats alone, Salesforce’s announcement to expand into the Chase (soon-to-be Salesforce) Tower is a monstrous economic development project worthy of the attention it has garnered. But beyond the numbers, … Continue reading Six Reasons Salesforce Expansion Is A Coup