dormakaba - Because It Matters
Jul 20, 2026 · 25 min · 9 segments
In this special episode of Because it Matters we are live from Indianapolis USA. Tamas Miskolczi & Trevor Fox unpack the unseen machinery behind major sporting events — from city-wide coordination and…
And Indianapolis has a reputation of being very walkable and has a reputation of hospitality.
How does that influence your job then? Does it make it easier? Does it make it special?
It's something we've kind of been known for is that Hoosier hospitality is what they call it.
So before the final four, we had three different training orientations with our volunteers.
literally telling them exactly who's your hospitality means, quotes, how they can help people.
And it's not just saying hello, it's being knowledgeable on the event, being able to give directions to a restaurant or even just say, hey, I'm from here.
Because we know volunteers are probably going to be the first person someone sees when they arrive to the city and the last person that they see.
So that's just something we take a lot of pride in and pressure our volunteers And they've been doing so many events that they're used to it and they really enjoy it.
A lot of the event spaces where we have tailgate parties, concerts, those are all still within a mile.
So really when you park your car here, you're not going to really need it ever again.
And that's great because we don't have as much traffic issues during events because everyone is walking around, getting from point A to point B in 10 minutes just walking.
And Indianapolis has a reputation of being very walkable and has a reputation of hospitality.
How does that influence your job then? Does it make it easier? Does it make it special?
It's something we've kind of been known for is that Hoosier hospitality is what they call it.
So before the final four, we had three different training orientations with our volunteers.
literally telling them exactly who's your hospitality means, quotes, how they can help people.
And it's not just saying hello, it's being knowledgeable on the event, being able to give directions to a restaurant or even just say, hey, I'm from here.
Because we know volunteers are probably going to be the first person someone sees when they arrive to the city and the last person that they see.
So that's just something we take a lot of pride in and pressure our volunteers And they've been doing so many events that they're used to it and they really enjoy it.
A lot of the event spaces where we have tailgate parties, concerts, those are all still within a mile.
So really when you park your car here, you're not going to really need it ever again.
And that's great because we don't have as much traffic issues during events because everyone is walking around, getting from point A to point B in 10 minutes just walking.
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