Indiana Governor Mike Pence has been at the forefront of the state's resurgent manufacturing industry. The extent of his influence is becoming apparent through the partnerships that have been cultivated under his administration. Forbes has assimilated into the team of business developers that Pence has been able to create.

The business news behemoth announced that it will host "Forbes Reinventing America: The Innovation Summit" on November 13th, 2014 in Indianapolis, IN. The gathering will bring an influx of enterprises to the Hoosier state in an effort to benefit from its strengthening business economy.

Victor Smith, Indiana Secretary of Commerce, spoke to Indiana's role as a business friendly environment in attracting the meeting of innovative businesses.

"Indiana is at the forefront of the exciting changes taking place in America's heartland, it's a great place to do business, and it's the perfect place to host a gathering like this." said Smith.

Forbes magazine recently detailed Governor Pence's influence in adding over 100,000 jobs to the Hoosier state. The article highlighted the standing of Indiana's tax policies as being one of the most conducive to attracting businesses within the nation.

Among the business that have come to Indiana are corporate enterprises like Lowe's. The home improvement retailer is opening a new customer support center in Indianapolis. That new investment will create 1,000 jobs in Indiana's capital.

The state's ability to attract new business investments is a major factor in the resurgence of its manufacturing sector. Manufacturers have been among the business that have taken to Indiana to expand their business operations.

The expansion of manufacturers in Indiana highlights the need for a vendor that can offer manufacturing software systems that enable success. Accent Software, Inc. provides new businesses that have relocated to the Hoosier state with local knowledge of its marketplace that can accelerate their success.