DAVID W. GOODRICH
David W. Goodrich received his BBA Degree from the University of Michigan in 1970 and his MBA from the University of Virginia in 1973. Upon graduation, he joined the Sea Pines Company as director of financial planning for Palmas del Mar, its Puerto Rican resort development subsidiary.
In 1974, he moved to Chicago where he joined and became an officer in the corporate banking department of the Continental Illinois National Bank. In 1979 he moved to Indianapolis as a sales associate in the F.C. Tucker Company’s commercial real estate division, specializing in industrial and office brokerage from 1979–1984. In 1984, he became the commercial division's office brokerage sales manager.
In 1986 he and two partners purchased the company and he went on to serve as the Tucker Company’s chief financial officer and executive vice president, and president of its commercial real estate services division until May, 1998. When that division merged with the Turley Martin Company of St. Louis, David became president of Colliers Turley Martin Tucker’s Indianapolis office, and executive vice president of the corporation until July 1999 when he left CTMT to become the founding president and CEO of the Central Indiana Corporate Partnership, a public-private partnership organization focusing on Indiana’s economic future, where he served until retirement in 2005.
David served as a corporate director for organizations including: State Life Insurance Company, American United Life Insurance Company/One America, Citizens Gas and Coke Utility (where he served as chairman of the board), Methodist Hospital of Indiana (where he also served as board chairman), Clarian Health Partners / Indiana University Health, Irwin Financial Corporation, National Wine & Spirits, and director emeritus of Colliers Turley Martin Tucker Company. David also served as the international president of the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors and treasurer of Colliers International Property Consultants.
Outside of his professional positions, David served in numerous leadership positions within his community, including: governor of the Indianapolis Museum of Art, director and chairman of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Foundation, director of Conner Prairie, director and chairman of the Near North Development Corporation, director of the United Way of Central Indiana, founding member of the Central Indiana Life Sciences Initiative (BioCrossroads), director of BioCrossroads, founding member and chairman of the Alliance for Indiana's Future, chairman of the University of Michigan Library Leadership Committee, chairman of the Dean's Advisory Committee of the Indiana University School of Medicine, member of the Indiana University Information Technology Advancement Council, member of the Purdue External Advisory Council, and president of the Economic Club of Indianapolis.
Additionally, he held positions including moderator of the Stanley K. Lacy Leadership Series, member of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Advisory Council on Small Business, president of the Penrod Society, president of the Human Society of Indianapolis board of directors, and vice chairman of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra board of directors.
In 1995 David received the Indiana Commercial Realtor of the Year award, and in 2005 was honored by Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels as a Sagamore of the Wabash, Indiana’s highest civic recognition.
