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Hoosiers are encouraged to test their internet speed at www.infb.org/speedtest

Where should Indiana prioritize $250 million in new broadband investments? Aspire encourages all residents and workers to participate in the Indiana Speed Test, a crowd-sourced internet speed test. The Indiana Broadband Strategic Partnership (IBSP), spearheaded by the Indiana Farm Bureau, is promoting this tool to gather data in all areas of Indiana and encourage data-driven broadband investment decisions. The speed test may be performed multiple times on any device that has an internet or cellular connection. The test takes less than one minute to complete, and no personal information will be collected.

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Aspire has Meeting Space Available

Did you know? Aspire offers business meeting rooms at both our Franklin and Greenwood offices! Use these spaces for training, executive strategy sessions, interviews, client meetings, and more. We even have a private office available. Bonus: there is no charge to members during business hours! Here’s a quick video tour of the spaces you can use.

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Limited 2021 Aspire Community Guide Ad Space

The Aspire Community Guide is a key marketing piece for the community and member investors, and serves as a preferred business referral source for both B2B and B2C services. A limited amount of advertising remains available for our 2021 publication. If you would like to stand out and have not yet reserved your ad space, the deadline is this Friday, August 27.

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Aspire Community Matters

Wednesday, August 25th

3:30pm - 5:00pm

Clark-Pleasant Administration Building

Collaboration well-done sparks creative problem solving and powers value creation. Today’s organizations are dependent on collaboration for results, innovation, and execution. Yet, collaboration at work doesn’t come easily. Teams that don’t just talk about collaboration but actually do it realize strong results. These groups share a common purpose and see value in the contributions and abilities of each member of the team, speak frankly, and address conflict. This interactive session will help participants better understand the benefits of collaboration, overcome barriers that typically arise during the collaboration process, and identify common purpose. Presenter, Bea Northcott is the Select Workshops Coordinator for Leadership Johnson County and an LJC Signature Program graduate.

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