EPISODE · Mar 23, 2026 · 20 MIN
Episode 3: Dr. Dion Jackson on The Growing Green and Gold Together Initiative
from Hoosier Hustle and Heart · host Hoosier Hustle and Heart
In this episode of Hoosier Hustle and Heart, Jared sits down with Dr. Dion Jackson, Vice President for Institutional Equity at DePauw University, to explore the transformational Growing Green and Gold Together initiative shaping Greencastle and Putnam County. Backed by a $32 million Lilly Endowment investment, this community-wide effort includes new housing through the Seminary Square project, downtown public space enhancements, a YMCA aquatic center upgrade, and a powerful partnership-driven business accelerator supporting local and student entrepreneurs. Dr. Jackson shares how DePauw and the City of Greencastle are working side-by-side with organizations like Main Street Greencastle, the YMCA, and the ISBDC to strengthen the local entrepreneurial ecosystem, expand opportunities, and build long-term sustainability. She gives a behind-the-scenes look at what collaboration really looks like, why this initiative matters, and how residents can get involved—from First Fridays to future accelerator cohorts and student pitch competitions. Tune in for a forward-looking conversation about community development, innovation, and the vision for a thriving Greencastle over the next five years—and why this work is poised to impact the entire region.
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Jared sits down with Dr. Dion Jackson of DePauw University to explore the Growing Green and Gold Together initiative—a major community and economic development effort reshaping Greencastle. They dig into new housing, downtown revitalization, the business accelerator, and the partnerships driving long-term impact across the region. A quick, inspiring look at how collaboration fuels local entrepreneurship and quality of life.
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