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Opening doors of opportunity to minority-owned firms Lynx Capital Corp. will provide growth capital to minority owned businesses in Indiana. For projects outside of central Indiana, there must also be another participating lender. The minimum project size is $75,000 and the borrowing company should have at least five employees and three years of operating history. The pricing and structure are tailored to meet the needs of the applicant. History & Performance Lynx Capital is a privately owned company established to link capital to minority businesses. Since its inception in 1991, Lynx has provided $12.8 million to 62 companies. For more information on Lynx Capital Corp., call 317-814-6193. Charles Kennedy ext. 124 ckennedy@cambridgecapitalmgmt.com Success Stories State government invests in Lynx With a track record of helping the growth and success of central Indiana minority-owned businesses, Lynx recently attracted an investment from the Indiana Economic Development Council (IEDC) to expand its program statewide. Lynx is governed by an impressive board of directors. Its loan committee reviews credit with an eye to both the financial and business issues. Lynx Capital Corporation Board of Directors Charles Garcia Garcia Construction, Indianapolis Thomas Grein Eli Lilly & Company, Indianapolis David Kretschmer WellPoint, Indianapolis William G. Mays Mays Chemical Company, Indianapolis Robert McKinney M & I Bank, Indianapolis Eric Miner Regions Bank, Indianapolis Mike Rechin First Merchants Bank, Muncie Philip B. Roby National Bank of Indianapolis Willie Roper IPL, Indianapolis Tom Skidmore Indiana Economic Development Corporation, Indianapolis Dobbie Smith Perfect Impressions Printing Co., Indianapolis J. Albert Smith, Jr. JP Morgan Chase, Indianapolis Steve Stitle National City Bank, Indianapolis Lynx Investment Committee Glen Dunlap Milestone Financial, Indianapolis Brian Kopp Eli Lilly & Co., Indianapolis Lloyd Lyons Civic Volunteer, Indianapolis Matt Murphy Mays Chemical Company, Indianapolis Dobbie Smith Perfect Impressions Printing Company, Indianapolis Brian Stallman Duke Energy, Cincinnati, OH