Mr. Owen Bud Melton Jr.

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  Owen B. "Bud" Melton, Jr. Class of 1973
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  Owen B. "Bud" Melton, Jr., played on the very first IUPUI intercollegiate basketball team in 1972.He continued this tradition of firsts twenty years later by becoming a charter member of the IUPUI Lettermen's Club, now the Jaguars Letter Club.As a member of the Club's board of directors, Melton helped give birth to the IUPUI Athletics Hall of Fame.
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  President and CEO of First Indiana Bank since 1983, Melton has been directly responsible for the bank's financial support of various university and athletic activities at IUPUI, including the Michael A. Carroll Memorial Golf Tournament, the primary fundraiser for IUPUI athletics.He currently serves as Chairman of the Athletic Department's Capital Campaign.
  
  An active member of the community, Melton has served as an officer and/or board member of numerous civic and business organizations.He currently serves as a member of the board of visitors for the Indiana University Kelley School of Business, from which he received a Bachelor of Science degree in finance at IUPUI in 1973.Melton is also the 2002 Chairman-elect for the United Way of Central Indiana General Campaign.
  
  Melton resides in Carmel with his wife, Christine, their son Scott, 22, and daughters Melissa, 20, and Katie, 16.They are active members of the Second Presbyterian Church, where Melton serves as president of the board of trustees for the church's endowment fund.
  
  He says, "IUPUI was perfect for me after returning from Vietnam.

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  Owen B. "Bud" Melton, Jr.
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  Owen B. "Bud" Melton, Jr., played on the very first IUPUI intercollegiate basketball team in 1972.He continued this tradition of firsts twenty years later by becoming a charter member of the IUPUI Lettermen's Club, now the Jaguars Letter Club.As a member of the Club's board of directors, Melton helped give birth to the IUPUI Athletics Hall of Fame.
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  President and CEO of First Indiana Bank since 1983, Melton has been directly responsible for the bank's financial support of various university and athletic activities at IUPUI, including the Michael A. Carroll Memorial Golf Tournament, the primary fundraiser for IUPUI athletics.He currently serves as Chairman of the Athletic Department's Capital Campaign.
  
  An active member of the community, Melton has served as an officer and/or board member of numerous civic and business organizations.He currently serves as a member of the board of visitors for the Indiana University Kelley School of Business, from which he received a Bachelor of Science degree in finance at IUPUI in 1973.Melton is also the 2002 Chairman-elect for the United Way of Central Indiana General Campaign.
  
  Melton resides in Carmel with his wife, Christine, their son Scott, 22, and daughters Melissa, 20, and Katie, 16.They are active members of the Second Presbyterian Church, where Melton serves as president of the board of trustees for the church's endowment fund.
  
  He says, "IUPUI was perfect for me after returning from Vietnam.

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  - Owen C. "Bud" Melton

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  Owen B. 'Bud' Melton
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  Owen B. "Bud" Melton, Jr. of Melton Investments & Management LLC is a member and former chair of this committee. He also chairs the Connected by 25 Committee.

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  The vacancy on the board created by the resignation of Owen B. Melton, Jr. is not being filled at this time.The Board of Directors extends its gratitude to Mr. Melton for his long-time service to the Corporation and the Bank.For additional information regarding Mr. Melton's retirement from his executive offices and his current employment arrangements with the Corporation, please see the discussion in the subsection entitled "Employment Agreements and Other Arrangements" on pages 20-21.
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  Owen B. Melton, Jr.
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  Includes 91,248 shares as to which Mr. Melton has the right to acquire beneficial ownership as specified in Exchange Act Rule 13d-3(d)(1), 2,512 shares held on his behalf under the Bank's 401(k) Plan, 152,519 shares owned of record jointly with Mr. Melton's spouse, and 77,342 shares owned of record by Mr. Melton's spouse.

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  Robert H. McKinney , Owen B. Melton , Jr. and Michael L. Smith have been nominated for a term of three years and until their successors are elected and qualified.
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  McKinney , Melton and Smith are members of the present Board of Directors and have consented to serve an additional term.
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  Owen B. Melton , Jr. , Age 54
  
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  Directors of the Corporation and the Bank , other than Robert H. McKinney , Marni McKinney and Owen B. Melton , Jr. , received in 2000 an annual retainer of $13 , 300 , plus $1 , 100 per meeting of the full Board of Directors and per committee meeting attended.

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  INDIANAPOLIS, July 16, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- First Indiana Corporation today announced that Owen B. "Bud" Melton, Jr., its president and the president and CEO of its major subsidiary, First Indiana Bank, N.A., will retire from the Corporation and the Bank, effective December 31, 2003.
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  Robert H. McKinney, First Indiana's chairman, indicated his admiration for Melton during their long association, including the 25 years Melton spent at First Indiana Bank and the time they spent together in Washington, D.C., when Robert McKinney was chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board and Melton served as his chief-of-staff.
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  Melton said about the decision, "I've served First Indiana for 25 years, including the last 20 years as its president.
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  When Melton became president of First Indiana in 1983, its assets were $635 million, and its shareholders equity was $32 million.As of June 30, 2003, First Indiana's assets stood at $2.2 billion with shareholders equity of $213 million.Under Melton's leadership as president, First Indiana expanded its network of mortgage banking offices throughout the Southeast portion of the United States to become one of the largest single-family mortgage originators headquartered in Indiana.In the early 1990s, he led the expansion of its business plan to create a national consumer lending program that today originates loans in 46 states.First Indiana acquired four institutions during Melton's tenure, most recently MetroBank in 2003.As the savings industry came under duress in the late 1980s and early 1990s, Melton led the transformation of First Indiana's business model culminating in its charter change to a national bank, which occurred in 2001.

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  After 20 years at the helm of First Indiana Bank, Owen B. "Bud" Melton Jr. will enter "early retirement" at year's end, prompting Indianapolis' largest locally based lender to begin a national search for his replacement.
  
  Melton, president and chief executive officer, has served at First Indiana for more than 25 years.Under his leadership, its assets have grown from $635 million to $2.2 billion, while shareholder equity has expanded from $32 million to $213 million.
  
  Melton said in a prepared statement that two decades of leadership is long enough and that "fresh thinking" is a key ingredient for the bank's future success."First Indiana today is a much different organization than when I first joined it," Melton said."I want to insure First Indiana's continued success in the future.Now is a good time to step down."
  
  First Indiana's chairman, Robert H. McKinney, said he and Melton have had few disagreements in their 30 years of working together.That includes when McKinney served as chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board in Washington, where Melton served as chief of staff.
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  Under Melton, First Indiana expanded its mortgage banking business throughout the Southeast and created a consumer lending program that does business in 46 states.
  
  Melton also helped change First Indiana's business model and charter to a national bank in 2001.During his tenure, the bank acquired four lending institutions -- including MetroBank this year.
  
  To find a replacement for Melton, First Indiana has engaged the services of a national executive recruiting firm, said Marni McKinney, vice chairman and CEO of First Indiana Corp., the bank's parent company.
  
  "The next six months should give us plenty of time to interview and select someone of stature to succeed Bud," she said.

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  Mr. Owen B. Melton, Jr. Melton Investments & Management LLC

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  Owen B. "Bud" Melton, Jr.
  
  Owen B. "Bud" Melton, Jr., played on the very first IUPUI intercollegiate basketball team in 1972.He continued this tradition of firsts twenty years later by becoming a charter member of the IUPUI Lettermen's Club, now the Jaguars Letter Club.As a member of the Club's board of directors, Melton helped give birth to the IUPUI Athletics Hall of Fame.
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  President and CEO of First Indiana Bank since 1983, Melton has been directly responsible for the bank's financial support of various university and athletic activities at IUPUI, including the Michael A. Carroll Memorial Golf Tournament, the primary fundraiser for IUPUI athletics.He currently serves as Chairman of the Athletic Department's Capital Campaign.
  
  An active member of the community, Melton has served as an officer and/or board member of numerous civic and business organizations.He currently serves as a member of the board of visitors for the Indiana University Kelley School of Business, from which he received a Bachelor of Science degree in finance at IUPUI in 1973.Melton is also the 2002 Chairman-elect for the United Way of Central Indiana General Campaign.
  
  Melton resides in Carmel with his wife, Christine, their son Scott, 22, and daughters Melissa, 20, and Katie, 16.They are active members of the Second Presbyterian Church, where Melton serves as president of the board of trustees for the church's endowment fund.
  
  He says, "IUPUI was perfect for me after returning from Vietnam.

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