In the beginning —
In 2003, the City of Anderson and Anderson University united to create The Flagship Enterprise Center, which built facilities to grow, attract, and incubate entrepreneurs after the city’s economic downturn.
Access to capital —
Flagship launched Bankable in 2010, which has since expanded its resources and capacity to work with small businesses throughout the state of Indiana, offering fair and affordable loans for businesses that are not ready for traditional bank funding.
More than access to capital —
Flagship then built a team of expert service providers that brought experience and talent to support entrepreneurs through coaching, marketing, financial literacy, branding, and more. The marriage of capital and business support redefined what small business growth can look like in the state of Indiana.
Expansion —
In addition to expanding and strengthening existing efforts, the Flagship is launching a number of new programs that will make custom solutions for entrepreneurs of all stages more accessible than ever, starting with Flagship Coworking in our new, remodeled space. Therefore, moving Flagship closer to the fulfillment of its mission: Entrepreneurship for Anyone.
CEO & President
Director of Underwriting
Relationship Manager
Loan Officer
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Staff Accountant
Credit Underwriter
Executive Director
Loan Processing Specialist
Director of Incubation and Business Development
Director of Bankable Operations
Referral Partner Engagement Team Manager
Facilities Manager
Marketing Coordinator
Community Relationship Manager
CFO
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Intern
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Intern
Mayor of the City of Anderson
President of Anderson University
Board Chair
Board Vice Chair
96,000+ square foot facility home to Flagship Enterprise Center and Bankable, long-term business tenants, coworking and incubation space, conferencing space, and more.
3,200 square foot research and engineering laboratory attached to the Flagship Headquarters.
80,000 square foot multi-tenant industrial facility divided into two independent sections, each containing an office build-out and warehouse space.
84,000 square feet split between office, classroom, and workshop maker space, in addition to the Wylam Center, which houses businesses who are innovating through ideation, prototyping, and light manufacturing.
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