Thomas Cook

Background

About Thomas Cook

Prior to joining Bose McKinney & Evans, I served as chief deputy mayor for the city of Indianapolis. While working for the City, I helped negotiate more than $1 billion in public-private partnerships and mixed-use developments, including notable projects such as Bottleworks and the new Infosys corporate campus, along with efforts to redevelop the former GM Stamping Plant near downtown Indianapolis. I also led the office’s strategic planning for sports and tourism, resulting in the Indiana General Assembly’s bipartisan passage of Senate Bill 7 in 2019, a 25-year contract extension with the Indiana Pacers, and the expansion of the Indiana Convention Center and associated hotel development on Pan Am Plaza. In addition, I helped manage the city’s COVID-19 pandemic and recovery response, which included disbursing more than $200 million in federal and local programming for small business assistance, expanded housing and hunger services, and public health and safety reimbursements.