On Tuesday, June 9th, Frank Supovitz, Senior Vice President of Events for the NFL addressed over 200 Indianapolis' business and civic leaders at a special luncheon hosted by the 2012 Indianapolis Super Bowl Host Committee at Union Station. During the luncheon, he discussed how the City of Indianapolis and the State of Indiana will benefit from hosting the Super Bowl. He shared details about the worldwide media coverage the Super Bowl receives, its potential economic and social impact, and how the event can become the catalyst for major infrastructure improvement projects that will enhance the city and region well beyond Super Bowl 2012. Supovitz also noted that he was impressed with the Host Committee's initiative and planning to date, and that he had no doubt that the event would be spectacular in Indianapolis. During his visit, Supovitz also toured Lucas Oil Stadium and the Indianapolis' Near Eastside and met with the Host Committee to get updates on future general planning efforts and the Legacy Initiative.