Cajun Family Traditions Returns to Church Point, Louisiana
“The Louisiana SBDC is the best kept secret in Lafayette! We were at a standstill with opening our new company, but after spending an entire year under the guidance of our SBDC, building out our projections and business plan, we were able to secure the capital required to start a business of this magnitude." Bringing authentic Cajun sausage back to the tables of Acadiana, Cajun Family Traditions is a family-owned meat processor that started in 2020 with a renovated 30,000 sq.ft. facility and has become a growing employer in this rural area which now employs 35 people.
Cajun Family Traditions Returns to Church Point, Louisiana
“The Louisiana SBDC is the best kept secret in Lafayette! We were at a standstill with opening our new company, but after spending an entire year under the guidance of our SBDC, building out our projections and business plan, we were able to secure the capital required to start a business of this magnitude." Bringing authentic Cajun sausage back to the tables of Acadiana, Cajun Family Traditions is a family-owned meat processor that started in 2020 with a renovated 30,000 sq.ft. facility and has become a growing employer in this rural area which now employs 35 people.
Cajun Family Traditions Returns to Church Point, Louisiana
“The Louisiana SBDC is the best kept secret in Lafayette! We were at a standstill with opening our new company, but after spending an entire year under the guidance of our SBDC, building out our projections and business plan, we were able to secure the capital required to start a business of this magnitude." Bringing authentic Cajun sausage back to the tables of Acadiana, Cajun Family Traditions is a family-owned meat processor that started in 2020 with a renovated 30,000 sq.ft. facility and has become a growing employer in this rural area which now employs 35 people.
Cajun Family Traditions Returns to Church Point, Louisiana
“The Louisiana SBDC is the best kept secret in Lafayette! We were at a standstill with opening our new company, but after spending an entire year under the guidance of our SBDC, building out our projections and business plan, we were able to secure the capital required to start a business of this magnitude." Bringing authentic Cajun sausage back to the tables of Acadiana, Cajun Family Traditions is a family-owned meat processor that started in 2020 with a renovated 30,000 sq.ft. facility and has become a growing employer in this rural area which now employs 35 people.
Cajun Family Traditions Returns to Church Point, Louisiana
“The Louisiana SBDC is the best kept secret in Lafayette! We were at a standstill with opening our new company, but after spending an entire year under the guidance of our SBDC, building out our projections and business plan, we were able to secure the capital required to start a business of this magnitude." Bringing authentic Cajun sausage back to the tables of Acadiana, Cajun Family Traditions is a family-owned meat processor that started in 2020 with a renovated 30,000 sq.ft. facility and has become a growing employer in this rural area which now employs 35 people.
Safe Haven for our Children in Monroe, Louisiana
“I had an excellent experience with the Louisiana SBDC. My consultant was friendly and professional and helped educate me on what was available for my business in Northeast Louisiana. She helped me structure my business and taught me how to allow my community to be a part of LLHC through marketing strategies.” Sharon D. Pleasant, owner of Louisiana Love Home for Children in Monroe, LA provides therapeutic group counseling to children and teens who are survivors of human sex trafficking. LLHC supports children and teens emotionally, spiritually, physically, and intellectually so they can restructure their mindset to become well-rounded and productive individuals.
Safe Haven for our Children in Monroe, Louisiana
“I had an excellent experience with the Louisiana SBDC. My consultant was friendly and professional and helped educate me on what was available for my business in Northeast Louisiana. She helped me structure my business and taught me how to allow my community to be a part of LLHC through marketing strategies.” Sharon D. Pleasant, owner of Louisiana Love Home for Children in Monroe, LA provides therapeutic group counseling to children and teens who are survivors of human sex trafficking. LLHC supports children and teens emotionally, spiritually, physically, and intellectually so they can restructure their mindset to become well-rounded and productive individuals.
Safe Haven for our Children in Monroe, Louisiana
“I had an excellent experience with the Louisiana SBDC. My consultant was friendly and professional and helped educate me on what was available for my business in Northeast Louisiana. She helped me structure my business and taught me how to allow my community to be a part of LLHC through marketing strategies.” Sharon D. Pleasant, owner of Louisiana Love Home for Children in Monroe, LA provides therapeutic group counseling to children and teens who are survivors of human sex trafficking. LLHC supports children and teens emotionally, spiritually, physically, and intellectually so they can restructure their mindset to become well-rounded and productive individuals.
Safe Haven for our Children in Monroe, Louisiana
“I had an excellent experience with the Louisiana SBDC. My consultant was friendly and professional and helped educate me on what was available for my business in Northeast Louisiana. She helped me structure my business and taught me how to allow my community to be a part of LLHC through marketing strategies.” Sharon D. Pleasant, owner of Louisiana Love Home for Children in Monroe, LA provides therapeutic group counseling to children and teens who are survivors of human sex trafficking. LLHC supports children and teens emotionally, spiritually, physically, and intellectually so they can restructure their mindset to become well-rounded and productive individuals.
Safe Haven for our Children in Monroe, Louisiana
“I had an excellent experience with the Louisiana SBDC. My consultant was friendly and professional and helped educate me on what was available for my business in Northeast Louisiana. She helped me structure my business and taught me how to allow my community to be a part of LLHC through marketing strategies.” Sharon D. Pleasant, owner of Louisiana Love Home for Children in Monroe, LA provides therapeutic group counseling to children and teens who are survivors of human sex trafficking. LLHC supports children and teens emotionally, spiritually, physically, and intellectually so they can restructure their mindset to become well-rounded and productive individuals.
Millennial Entrepreneurs Excelling at the Grind of Entrepreneurship
Kitchen on Klinton (KOK) Wings & Things – 2022 SBA Young Entrepreneurs Award Recipients - Louisiana Fraternity brothers Jared Johnson, Corey McCoy, Avery Bell, and Tre'Jan Vinson began to build their chicken wing business from their kitchen while in college which eventually blossomed to a brick and mortar which is now a popular hangout near the local University. Now with two locations and a growing community following, the sky is the limit for these entrepreneurs!
Millennial Entrepreneurs Excelling at the Grind of Entrepreneurship
Kitchen on Klinton (KOK) Wings & Things – 2022 SBA Young Entrepreneurs Award Recipients - Louisiana Fraternity brothers Jared Johnson, Corey McCoy, Avery Bell, and Tre'Jan Vinson began to build their chicken wing business from their kitchen while in college which eventually blossomed to a brick and mortar which is now a popular hangout near the local University. Now with two locations and a growing community following, the sky is the limit for these entrepreneurs!
Millennial Entrepreneurs Excelling at the Grind of Entrepreneurship
Kitchen on Klinton (KOK) Wings & Things – 2022 SBA Young Entrepreneurs Award Recipients - Louisiana Fraternity brothers Jared Johnson, Corey McCoy, Avery Bell, and Tre'Jan Vinson began to build their chicken wing business from their kitchen while in college which eventually blossomed to a brick and mortar which is now a popular hangout near the local University. Now with two locations and a growing community following, the sky is the limit for these entrepreneurs!
Millennial Entrepreneurs Excelling at the Grind of Entrepreneurship
Kitchen on Klinton (KOK) Wings & Things – 2022 SBA Young Entrepreneurs Award Recipients - Louisiana Fraternity brothers Jared Johnson, Corey McCoy, Avery Bell, and Tre'Jan Vinson began to build their chicken wing business from their kitchen while in college which eventually blossomed to a brick and mortar which is now a popular hangout near the local University. Now with two locations and a growing community following, the sky is the limit for these entrepreneurs!
Millennial Entrepreneurs Excelling at the Grind of Entrepreneurship
Kitchen on Klinton (KOK) Wings & Things – 2022 SBA Young Entrepreneurs Award Recipients - Louisiana Fraternity brothers Jared Johnson, Corey McCoy, Avery Bell, and Tre'Jan Vinson began to build their chicken wing business from their kitchen while in college which eventually blossomed to a brick and mortar which is now a popular hangout near the local University. Now with two locations and a growing community following, the sky is the limit for these entrepreneurs!
Louisiana SBDC comes to the Rescue!
On August 29, 2021, Hurricane Ida made landfall along Southeastern Louisiana leaving historic damage in its wake. With staff still unable to access electricity and water at their homes, the Louisiana SBDC at Southeastern Louisiana University opened their doors to support an SBA Disaster Center. The SBA Disaster Center had 2,977 visitors from September 2021 – May 2022 and processed 1,288 disaster loans for a total of $64M. The Louisiana SBDC is no stranger to disaster recovery and the staff of our centers continuously rise to the occasion to aid small business owners as they recover from unforeseen catastrophe.
Louisiana SBDC comes to the Rescue!
On August 29, 2021, Hurricane Ida made landfall along Southeastern Louisiana leaving historic damage in its wake. With staff still unable to access electricity and water at their homes, the Louisiana SBDC at Southeastern Louisiana University opened their doors to support an SBA Disaster Center. The SBA Disaster Center had 2,977 visitors from September 2021 – May 2022 and processed 1,288 disaster loans for a total of $64M. The Louisiana SBDC is no stranger to disaster recovery and the staff of our centers continuously rise to the occasion to aid small business owners as they recover from unforeseen catastrophe.
Louisiana SBDC comes to the Rescue!
On August 29, 2021, Hurricane Ida made landfall along Southeastern Louisiana leaving historic damage in its wake. With staff still unable to access electricity and water at their homes, the Louisiana SBDC at Southeastern Louisiana University opened their doors to support an SBA Disaster Center. The SBA Disaster Center had 2,977 visitors from September 2021 – May 2022 and processed 1,288 disaster loans for a total of $64M. The Louisiana SBDC is no stranger to disaster recovery and the staff of our centers continuously rise to the occasion to aid small business owners as they recover from unforeseen catastrophe.
Louisiana SBDC comes to the Rescue!
On August 29, 2021, Hurricane Ida made landfall along Southeastern Louisiana leaving historic damage in its wake. With staff still unable to access electricity and water at their homes, the Louisiana SBDC at Southeastern Louisiana University opened their doors to support an SBA Disaster Center. The SBA Disaster Center had 2,977 visitors from September 2021 – May 2022 and processed 1,288 disaster loans for a total of $64M. The Louisiana SBDC is no stranger to disaster recovery and the staff of our centers continuously rise to the occasion to aid small business owners as they recover from unforeseen catastrophe.
Louisiana SBDC comes to the Rescue!
On August 29, 2021, Hurricane Ida made landfall along Southeastern Louisiana leaving historic damage in its wake. With staff still unable to access electricity and water at their homes, the Louisiana SBDC at Southeastern Louisiana University opened their doors to support an SBA Disaster Center. The SBA Disaster Center had 2,977 visitors from September 2021 – May 2022 and processed 1,288 disaster loans for a total of $64M. The Louisiana SBDC is no stranger to disaster recovery and the staff of our centers continuously rise to the occasion to aid small business owners as they recover from unforeseen catastrophe.
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392 veterans served in 2022 with over 50% requesting assistance with start-up and sources of capital
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392 veterans served in 2022 with over 50% requesting assistance with start-up and sources of capital
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392 veterans served in 2022 with over 50% requesting assistance with start-up and sources of capital
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392 veterans served in 2022 with over 50% requesting assistance with start-up and sources of capital
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392 veterans served in 2022 with over 50% requesting assistance with start-up and sources of capital
Empowering Women on the Path of Entrepreneurship
In recognition of National Women's Month, Louisiana SBDC at Southern University partnered with Southern University to host the 2nd annual 101 Women in Business Conference in New Orleans. This conference hosted innovative and successful women in business and focused on empowering women, especially women of color, in areas of manufacturing, procurement opportunities, business certifications, financial sustainability, legal matters, and health and wellness. 82 individuals attended in-person, with 300 streaming the live events.
Empowering Women on the Path of Entrepreneurship
In recognition of National Women's Month, Louisiana SBDC at Southern University partnered with Southern University to host the 2nd annual 101 Women in Business Conference in New Orleans. This conference hosted innovative and successful women in business and focused on empowering women, especially women of color, in areas of manufacturing, procurement opportunities, business certifications, financial sustainability, legal matters, and health and wellness. 82 individuals attended in-person, with 300 streaming the live events.
Empowering Women on the Path of Entrepreneurship
In recognition of National Women's Month, Louisiana SBDC at Southern University partnered with Southern University to host the 2nd annual 101 Women in Business Conference in New Orleans. This conference hosted innovative and successful women in business and focused on empowering women, especially women of color, in areas of manufacturing, procurement opportunities, business certifications, financial sustainability, legal matters, and health and wellness. 82 individuals attended in-person, with 300 streaming the live events.
Empowering Women on the Path of Entrepreneurship
In recognition of National Women's Month, Louisiana SBDC at Southern University partnered with Southern University to host the 2nd annual 101 Women in Business Conference in New Orleans. This conference hosted innovative and successful women in business and focused on empowering women, especially women of color, in areas of manufacturing, procurement opportunities, business certifications, financial sustainability, legal matters, and health and wellness. 82 individuals attended in-person, with 300 streaming the live events.
Empowering Women on the Path of Entrepreneurship
In recognition of National Women's Month, Louisiana SBDC at Southern University partnered with Southern University to host the 2nd annual 101 Women in Business Conference in New Orleans. This conference hosted innovative and successful women in business and focused on empowering women, especially women of color, in areas of manufacturing, procurement opportunities, business certifications, financial sustainability, legal matters, and health and wellness. 82 individuals attended in-person, with 300 streaming the live events.
