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The Haelan Group, the first company to emerge from IU's business incubator, was founded in 1995 by an IU graduate. The company, which now has more than 60 employees, was recently purchased by CareGuide in a deal worth up to $11 million.

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Return on Investment: New companies that will strengthen the life sciences economy through regional industry clusters

The Indiana Life Sciences Initiative will boost commercialization and economic development, turning breakthroughs into business. The initiative will enable more scientists to turn more ideas and discoveries into new products and businesses. Building on collaborations with the state's universities and businesses, the initiative will promote regional life sciences research and economic development efforts through the IU Research and Technology Corporation (IURTC) and IU’s Advancing Indiana office. Specific outcomes include:

For Hoosiers, these efforts will yield more opportunities for employment, stronger local economies, and greater access to resources to support new businesses.