CELEBRATE A PIONEER IN TECHNOLOGY
Did you know that a woman named Ada Lovelace is credited with being the “world’s first computer programmer?” Lovelace was an English mathematician who worked with Charles Babbage on his Analytical Engine in the 1840s.
Lovelace was a true visionary. She recognized that a computer could do more than just mathematical calculations, envisioning a future where computers could create art and music—a concept far ahead of her time.
In her honor, the second Tuesday of October is Ada Lovelace Day. This year it falls on October 14.It celebrates the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, often known as STEM. The holiday was founded in 2009 to inspire more girls to pursue careers in these areas.
This is a wonderful time to encourage the women and girls in your life to chase their dreams in the STEM fields.
“Your best and wisest refuge from all troubles is in your science.”
Ada Lovelace
AXIOM NEWS

Happy Halloween!
It’s that time of year again. Ghosts, goblins and, of course, candy are Halloween traditions. Axiom is proud to be a sponsor of the Trunk or Treat organized by Youth Link of Southern Indiana. Have a spooktacular time enjoying the costumes, treats and fun for the whole family. Some of the many services Youth Link provides include tutoring, mental health support and even clothes. This year’s event takes place on October 22 from 5 to 7 pm at the Youth Link Southern Indiana parking lot, located at 1740 Williamsburg Drive, Jeffersonville, IN.

Exit Planning Advice
Axiom CIO, Justin Kepley, has completed the CEPA program to become a Certified Exit Planning Advisor. According to the Exit Planning Institute, “Exit planning combines the plan, concept, effort and process to build a business that is transferable through strong human, structural, customer, and social capital.” It’s never too soon to start thinking about an exit or succession plan. Having one in place is not about an event, but being preprared for the eventuality. If you’re a business owner who could use some specialized advice in this area, feel free to reach out to [email protected].

Pearls of Wisdom
Financial Advisor Leah Driver attended the September Pearls of Wisdom event with guest speaker Maggie Harlow, President & CEO, Signarama Downtown & Executive Director, Jack Harlow Foundation. She has served many nonprofits and business organizations in Louisville. Maggie and her husband, Brian, also created their own grant program called Signs of Support, which has been adopted by many Signarama’s in the US and Canada. Pictured L to R: Rose Schilmiller, Ramie Martin, Maggie Harlow, Natalie Oster, Leah Driver.
News You Can Use

Wealthy Are Investing in Sports
Family enterprises with a lot of money to spend are looking more and more to investing in sports. Many family offices view investments in sports teams as a hedge against inflation.“There’s been very little relationship and correlation between sports team values and the broader market, so people see it as an attractive diversification play,” says John Hutcheson, who along with Ivo Voynov, leads Citi Sports Advisory and Financing. To read more about this growing trend, click here.

Kids With Exceptional Social Skills
In this time of information overload, there is an abundance of places and platforms where parents can turn to for advice. What can you believe, what can you trust and how can you apply this to your own child are some of the many questions that arise. Go here to see one child psychologist’s succinct thoughts on raising kids with “exceptional” social skills.
OCTOBER EVENTS

Nate Bargatze
Fresh off hosting the 2025 Emmy Awards, comedian Nate Bargatze brings his 2025 Big Dumb Eyes World Tour to the KFC Yum! Center in downtown Louisville. Sunday, October 5, 2025 at 7pm. For tickets online click here.

Cinderella
Step into a world of excitement when the World Ballet Company brings the timeless fairy tale Cinderella to life at the Louisville Palace on October 9 at 7pm. The stunning production features over 100 hand-sewn costumes, beautifully crafted sets and a cast of internatoinally acclaimed dancers. Go here for tickets.

Moana
Don’t miss the Moana Live-To-Film Concert tour featuring a full-length screening of the beloved movie accompanied by live performances of an on-stage musical ensemble of top studio musicians, Polynesian rhythm masters and vocalists. Celebrate the music and songs from this award-winning animated classic. October 17 at the Brown Theater, 7:30 pm. You can buy tickets on this site.
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