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Elevating Indiana's Girls with Lindsay Gramlich of Girls Inc.

Girls Inc. President Lindsey Gramlich breaks down how they’re empowering girls with STEM programs, mentorship, and mental health support—and how big players like Lilly and Cummins are backing their mission.

Podcast Summary

I sat down with Lindsay Gramlich, the President and CEO of Girls Inc. of Greater Indianapolis to talk about all the ways they are helping empower girls across the state.

We cover:

Key partnerships with Eli Lilly and CumminsIntroducing girls to STEM careersThe tangible impact Girls Inc. has had on the Hoosier stateMake sure you check out these clips:

00:27 Meet Lindsey Gramlich: Transforming Girls Inc. of Indy
00:50 The Mission and Impact of Girls Inc.
01:20 Personal Stories and Serendipitous Connections
02:17 Understanding Girls Inc.'s National and Local Reach
04:43 Challenges and Goals for Girls Inc. in Indiana
05:20 School-Based Programs and Measuring Success
07:56 Eureka Program: A Commitment to STEM
16:13 Addressing Root Problems and Social Issues
18:38 Mental Health, Social Media, and Bullying
29:14 Fundraising and Corporate Partnerships
41:01 Strategic Expansion Plans
43:17 Community Partnerships and Programs
44:21 Impact of New Shoe Day
45:51 Partnership with the Colts
47:24 Inspiration from Caitlin Clark
51:16 Girls Inc's Unique Approach
01:00:22 Supporting Girls Inc.
01:03:46 Advice for Young Professionals

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Guest(s)

Linday Gramlich

Date Published

November 13, 2024

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