Advocacy scale Indiana's largest statewide environmental organization with 11-50 employees and a revenue range of 25M-50M presents a substantial budget and reach for sustainability initiatives, partnerships, and grant-funded programs.

Legacy and impact Longstanding track record since 1983 in addressing mercury pollution, coal ash, forest, groundwater, and lake protection creates credibility for collaboration on policy, clean energy incentives, and transit projects.

Leadership changes Recent executive director appointment in 2023 signals potential openness to new partnerships, innovative programs, and refreshed fundraising approaches that can align with external vendors and service providers.

Tech and outreach Active use of multiple digital tools (WordPress, Canva, social media, email platforms) indicates readiness for digital engagement campaigns, event platforms, and donor communications services.

Strategic partnerships Past collaborations with Conservation Law Center and Indiana Audubon Society imply a propensity for coalition-building, presenting opportunities for allied program development, grant collaborations, and joint education campaigns.