Wrapping text around inline image

Three steps:

1. Place the inline graphic in the document. I found when I experimented with your issue that there was a quirk where the first line didn't respond quite like I'd want, so I placed the inline graphic in the subhed above the first line of the text I wanted to align this to, as shown below:

2. Select the inline graphic with your Arrow/Selection tool. Then select the Object>Anchored Object>Options... menu command, as shown at right. This opens the Anchored Object Options dialog box, as shown immediately below. Change the Postition: options box to Custom to see the full range of positioning options shown below, then fiddle with the anchoring proxies and Y: Offset edit box to position your anchored graphic to align with the first line of your copy block below the subhed. Your mileage will vary, but in my case to approximate the positioning you had in your post, I selected the top-right corner of the Anchored Object Reference Point: proxy, matched it up to align to the right with the Anchored Position Reference Point: proxy and set the Y Offset: edit box to .1875 in to move the anchored object down to align with the first line of the following copy block. Those settings lined up the anchored object as shown in the illustration immediately below.

This will take some fiddling to get things exactly the way you want them, but the final settings you choose can be applied/duplicated for each subsequent instance. And if you select the Preview check box in the dialog, you can see the result of your adjustments in real time with the dialog box open, giving you the opportunity to "try before you buy" until you come up with the perfect tailored fit.

Now that you've got the anchored object aligned the way you want it, all we need to do is apply settings for the text wrap.

3. Open the Text Wrap panel. if it's not visible on your desktop, activate it by selecting the Window>Text Wrap menu command. In the first row of pictograms, select the second button from the left, which tells InDesign to Wrap around bounding box and move the text and push underlying text around the object. By default, changing any of the Offset Position edit boxes below will change all the boxes equally because they're linked. Offset all around the object introduces the possibility of messing with layouts, so I prefer to click the center chainlink to unlink the settings, and in this case offset the text wrap to the left of the anchored object .125 in, or in printer's measures, 9 points.

If you followed all these steps, your final result should look like the image below:

Hope this helps,

Randy

Note: I can make it work if I place the anchor marker at the end of the "title line" (the bold line just before the copy begins) but this feels like a workaround as it isn't anchoring to the text it "belongs with."