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you're looking for a firm, you want more than just a good place
to work. You want a place where you can enjoy your time away from
the office too. That's why we're glad to be located in Lafayette
and Indianapolis, Indiana.
Greater Lafayette
Greater Lafayette comprises Lafayette
and West Lafayette, two cities that share a valley and are divided
by the Wabash River. They are located 60 miles northwest of Indianapolis.
West
Lafayette, home of the Purdue Boilermakers, offers our community
the many benefits of a university town. Purdue is one of the
top 25 universities in the United States, with roughly 12,000
faculty and staff and 38,000 students on the main campus. From
convocations and cultural events to Big Ten athletics, West Lafayette
offers a fine mix of midwestern charm and metropolitan attractions.
Lafayette, on the east side of the river, is the Tippecanoe County
seat. It's a community of about 150,000 people with a labor force
of 100,000, including commuters from neighboring counties. Our
thriving downtown, home to Stuart & Branigin's headquarters, is home
to many professional offices, shops, and restaurants. Recent additions
include a library, a hotel, parking garages, new office buildings,
and several renovations.
Local schools, including the Lafayette School Corporation, the
West Lafayette School Corporation, the Tippecanoe School Corporation,
the Lafayette Catholic Schools, and other private schools, offer
fine primary and secondary educational opportunities.
In Greater Lafayette, the economy is strong, the crime rate low,
and the culture diverse. We think it's a wonderful place to live
and work.
Links to more information
City
of Lafayette
City
of West Lafayette
Lafayette-West Lafayette Chamber of Commerce
Lafayette-West
Lafayette Convention & Visitors Bureau
Lafayette-West Lafayette Economic Development Corporation
Lafayette-West
Lafayette Downtown
Journal
and Courier (newspaper)
Purdue
University
Purdue
University Sports
Purdue
Musical Organizations
Indianapolis
Stuart & Branigin opened its Indianapolis office in
2000. A short drive from Lafayette, Indy is the state capital and
the nation's 12th largest city. It offers a variety of cultural
and educational options, including the Indianapolis Museum of Art,
Conner Prairie, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the Indianapolis
Symphony Orchestra, and the Children's Museum of Indianapolis.
Known as the Crossroads of America, Indy is accessible and easy
to navigate, with a friendly atmosphere. Learn more about what makes
Indianapolis a great city using the links below.
Links to more information
City
of Indianapolis/Marion County
Greater
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis
Convention and Visitors Association
The
Indianapolis Star (newspaper)
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