The Humane Society of Indianapolis, also known as IndyHumane, was proud to announce the addition of Steven Stolen into the management panel in 2017. He was appointed to serve the firm as Chief Executive Officer. This happened shortly after the then CEO, John Aleshire, confirmed his retirement after serving in the firm for eight years.
Shortly after Aleshire confirmed that he would be leaving the IndyHumane, the company’s human resource department started a thorough search of a replacement. It is through this intense search and scrutiny that IndyHumane settled on bringing in Steven Stolen as the new CEO after Aleshire.
Steven Stolen’s portfolio is well decorated, having worked in various reputable institutions that have contributed immensely to shaping the Indianapolis economy and culture. He has served at the top positions in institutions such as Butler University, Indiana Repertory Theatre, Indianapolis Children’s Choir, Rocketship Education and the Indy Chamber, which joined the list recently. Stolen also has outstanding records working as an independent consultant for the Indianapolis Opera and the Julian Center. As part of an extra-curricular activity he engages in, he launched a WFYI program known as Stolen Moments, where he is the main host.
The Humane Society of Indianapolis is a private non-profitable organization that dedicates its efforts and resources to taking care of the abandoned animals. The animal rescue and adoption firm are located in the city of Indianapolis along Michigan Road. The firm generally takes care of animals that have been abandoned. It treats the sick and injured animals from the rescued ones and takes care of adoption services. They also specialize in training animals and offer spay and neuter services for animals that are about to be brought in into the home. They also handle any microchipping services for the animals.
IndyHumane is a charitable company that strives to make a home for animals and provide specialized care. They are focused on bringing staff members that have a passion for making the world a better place. Upon appointing Steven Stolen, he quoted that he was honored to be part of a life-changing organization that would transform the world.
Steven Stolen’s skills and capacity have been tested on various grounds where he has excelled in fundraising and resource mobilization in charitable events. He has excellent organizational skills that earned him the CEO position at IndyHumane and the position of Vice President at Indy Chamber. Unfortunately, Stolen served at the company for a year before departing. At the time, IndyHumane had made significant progress under his leadership and attracted an outstanding flow of donations.
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