Engling & Bayh to headline OneZone’s Voices of Leadership Luncheon

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The OneZone Chamber of Commerce announces its Voices of Leadership Luncheon, taking place on Tuesday, Aug. 18 at the FORUM Events Center in Fishers. The event will feature a unique conversation with Republican nominee Max Engling and Democratic nominee Beau Bayh, candidates for Indiana Secretary of State.

The luncheon is presented by Bondry Consulting, Indiana’s only certified minority- and veteran-owned municipal advisory firm. Since its founding in 2018, Bondry Consulting has partnered with municipalities, public agencies, and private developers to create innovative financial strategies that strengthen communities across Indiana. Guided by its mission, “Bond Mastery for the Common Good,” Bondry Consulting’s commitment to public service and community leadership makes it an ideal presenting sponsor for this important civic event.

The Voices of Leadership Luncheon is focused around conversations focuses on their stories, vision, and leadership. Attendees will hear directly from each candidate about their personal journey, leadership philosophy, and vision for Indiana while gaining insight into how they would approach serving in one of the state’s most important constitutional offices.

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“The OneZone Chamber is committed to creating opportunities for meaningful civic engagement,” said Jack Russell, President & CEO of the OneZone Chamber of Commerce. “Our Voices of Leadership series is about helping business and community leaders better understand the people seeking public office. By focusing on leadership, vision, and personal experiences, we hope to encourage informed voters and thoughtful conversations throughout our community. We’re also grateful to Bondry Consulting for investing in this event and sharing our commitment to bringing thoughtful, nonpartisan conversations to Hamilton County.”

The Indiana Secretary of State serves as the state’s chief elections officer while overseeing business services, securities regulation, and maintaining official state records. The office plays a critical role in supporting Indiana’s business climate and ensuring confidence in the state’s electoral process.

The event is expected to attract business executives, community leaders, elected officials, and engaged citizens from across central Indiana.

Registration is now open. Individuals and organizations interested in attending can register at this link.