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Towne Post Q&A profiles five Fishers women-owned businesses, listing openings and founding years

Towne Post Network — Indiana published a Q&A on 2026-10-08 profiling five Fishers women entrepreneurs. The piece records business types and start/opening dates, including Pure Green Fishers (opened 2025-09-06), JETSET Pilates (started 2025), Fit Chicks (2012), Shea’s Diamonds (fall 2017) and Next Level Strategic (2022).

BUSINESSINDY BRIEFBy BusinessIndy Editorial StaffCommentsPublished October 8, 2026 at 2:33 PM EDT

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Towne Post Network — Indiana published a Q&A on 2026-10-08 that asked the same five questions of five Fishers entrepreneurs across fitness, wellness, jewelry and strategy. The article identifies Pure Green Fishers (a plant-based eatery) as opening on 2025-09-06; JETSET Pilates Fishers & Carmel as starting in 2025; Fit Chicks as founded in 2012; Shea’s Diamonds & Personal Jeweler as founded in fall 2017; and Tara Holloway as founder of Next Level Strategic (2022) and COO of Knepp Wealth Management in Fishers.

WHY IT MATTERS

This Q&A is a straightforward local business profile that gathers verifiable founding and opening dates, business types, and leadership roles for five Fishers entrepreneurs. For readers looking for community services, the details help distinguish newer entrants from longer-established businesses: a meal or service provider that opened in 2025 is presented as recently launched, while a business started in 2012 or 2017 is shown as more established.

The format—same five questions to each entrepreneur—lets readers compare offerings and backgrounds without editorial interpretation. For example, seeing a firm’s founding year next to its description gives a quick sense of how long it has been operating in Fishers. The original Towne Post Q&A (published 2026-10-08) is the source for all cited names, business descriptions and dates. A useful next step is to consult the Towne Post Network article for the full Q&As if you want direct quotes or to contact any of the profiled businesses.

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