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Indianapolis Professional Association The Indianapolis Professional Association is Indianapolis' oldest and premier interdisciplinary networking and professional development organization.

History - IPA was founded in October, 1984 by six far-sighted attorneys and a judge who were members of the Marion County Bar Association, a legal professional organization, comprised of mostly African-American attorneys. The members were Judge Taylor Baker Jr., Attorneys Bernard Huff, Mae Jimison, Nora Peoples, Ted Wilson, Willard Ransom, and Coleman Moore. On January 26, 1985, the official name, structure, and mission were established. IPA was incorporated in February, 1985 and registered as a tx-exempt organization under both the State of Indiana and the US Internal Revenue Service (501 (c)(3). Mission - To promote and develop the education and economy of African-Americans and to encourage others to do so; to be a network for African-Americans to gather and to discuss and exchange ideas; to afford assistance and training to African-americans and others in various professions, businesses and occupations; and to act as role models and mentors for African-americans and others throughout the community

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