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With three college degrees, including an MBA, a resume boasting volunteer work and a 25-year stint at one company, Linda Keller is devastated by what potential employers see in her. "She's lazy. She's not doing anything. Her skills are out of date. She's out of touch with reality," Keller rattles off. "That's what hiring people think." That's because ...Read More

Indianapolis Business Journal "Small Biz Matters" blog author Norm Heikens quotes Gregory & Appel senior benefits consultant Dennis Nash in this post from January 7, 2011. -- Reform not prompting new insurance plans locally News dribbling out of the health insurance industry in the past few weeks suggests the tax credit in health care reform is ...Read More

WRTV Channel 6 News interviews Sheri Alexander, Gregory & Appel Senior Vice President, about changes in health care taking effect Sept. 23, 2010. ...Read More

By Sheri Alexander, Senior Vice President, Gregory & Appel (As seen on InsideEdge and InsideINdianaBusiness.com) Keeping up with the latest legislation can be overwhelming; the health care reform bill is more than 2,000 pages long, with an estimated 200,000 pages of additional amendments and definitions of intent still to come. The first official date ...Read More

Gregory & Appel Insurance in Indianapolis has had a wellness program for years, but always felt it was missing some of the elements needed to be the successful program company officials were envisioning. This year, however, the insurance agency connected with Clarion Health Partners and Virgin HealthMiles to pilot a comprehensive program for smaller ...Read More

Hopeful souls are trying to find reason for optimism amid last week's raft of gloomy economic reports. So here's a little light that has nothing to do with the overall economy and everything to do with running a good business. Gregory & Appel Insurance turns 125 this year. To celebrate, it's giving away $500 each to 125 charities with the idea that ...Read More

In 1884, Fred Gregory and John J. Appel started their business in downtown Indianapolis with a $7 desk and a rented office. Though Fred Gregory later sold his interest in the company to John and his son Fred Appel, the founders’ dream to build an enduring insurance business resulted in Gregory & Appel, an agency that is still prospering 125 years ...Read More