Stephen Sterrett

Develops and manages commercial properties

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Chamber of Commerce

Operates as non profit organization that provides youth development programs

Operates as a professional association the certified public accountant profession

Operates as youth development organization, which provides golf training services

Provides education, training and career services

Operates as non-profit organization focuses on advancing downtown as a place to live, learn, work, and play

The Indiana Golf Association is a part of the Indiana Golf Office, which also includes the Indiana Section PGA, Indiana Golf Foundation, Indiana Women's Golf Association, and The First Tee of Indiana. The Indiana Golf Office is responsible for governing and promoting golf in Indiana. The company oversees tournament administration, education, handicap services, and initiatives to grow the game of golf. The company is based in Franklin, IN.

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Provides educational services

The Indiana Golf Foundation, established in 1994 as a nonprofit, promotes and develops golf throughout the state. The private company is based in Franklin, IN. It collaborates with organizations such as the golf association, PGA, women’s golf association, high school golf coaches association, and golf course superintendents association. The foundation focuses on junior golf development through programs including First Tee, PGA Jr. League, Drive, Chip & Putt, and a team state junior golf team aligned with the USGA’s national development program. It offers scholarships, memorials, youth partnerships, and fundraising initiatives to support accessibility and growth of the game. Resources include membership services, handicap systems, tournaments, coaching clinics, and educational events for players, coaches, and golf professionals. The foundation also supports adaptive golf programs for individuals with disabilities, providing clinics, equipment, and tournaments.

The Lawrence Township School Foundation (LTSF) is a nonprofit organization established in 1983 that supports the MSD of Lawrence Township by funding educational programs not covered by tax dollars. The private company is based in Indianapolis, IN. LTSF enhances education for approximately 16,700 students annually across 21 schools by raising funds and fostering connections with the school district and community. The foundation supports a range of programs including tutoring, robotics, performing arts, music education, scholarships, grants, and experiential learning opportunities such as legacy study trips and Historically Black Colleges & Universities (HBCU) tours. Specialized initiatives include the Camptown program for life skills students and the Trailblazers program for students with cognitive and developmental disabilities. LTSF also offers scholarships for academic achievement, leadership, and community involvement, as well as creative impact grants for teachers, Chuck’s Closet, and relocation grants.

Provides occupational training, career and employment services

Operates an association of amateur male senior golfers

Operates organization for uplifting regions with indiscriminate caste, tribal and religion

Manufactures and wholesales packaging products