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MEDIA ADVISORY: Louisiana Technology Park to Host MIT Enterprise Forum Live Global Broadcast
The Louisiana Technology Park, in conjunction with the MIT Alumni Club of Louisiana, is hosting the MIT Enterprise Forum Live Global Broadcast, “Innovation to Commercialization.” The forum is designed to educate small business owners about government funding opportunities available to jump start their businesses by going from a “great idea” to a “great product.” Read More
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Go Kahuna to Join Louisiana Technolog Park
The Louisiana Technology Park this month welcomed Go Kahuna into its business incubator. Go Kahuna is an online service which minimizes the risk of uninsured claims that can result from inadvertently working with, unlicensed or improperly insured firms. Read More
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Genevieve Silverman Joins Louisiana Technology Park Staff
Former Senior Associate at Dean Capital, LLC, a venture capital and debt investments firm, Genevieve Silverman has joined the Louisiana Technology Park (LTP) senior management team as director of finance.
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CEO of Louisiana Technology Park Steps Down
Research Park Corporation (RPC) today announces the official resignation of its President and Louisiana Technology Park’s (LTP) inaugural CEO, Eddie Ashworth. Effective April 07, 2008, Ashworth will assume the role of Undersecretary for the Louisiana Department of Social Services. That position oversees DSS’s Office of Management and Finance, which is responsible for fiscal services, human resources, information services, budget, support services and emergency preparedness.
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Louisiana Technology Park Company Awarded
RAMware, LLC, the leading provider of online sales and use tax solutions in Louisiana, has been awarded a three-year contract by the Louisiana Department of Revenue to develop and implement an electronic return and remittance system designed to reduce the regulatory burden on businesses that have sales tax obligations in multiple jurisdictions.
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Loan Software Company To Remain In Baton Rouge
Louisiana Technology Park accepts ATLOS, LLC,(http://marketing.atlos.com) in its incubator. ATLOS (Automated Tracking Loan Origination System) is a web-based software used to originate, track and distribute loans.
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Tech Park U Names Business Plan Winner
Baton Rouge-based start-up BioFluidica Microtechnologies was announced last evening as the winner of the inaugural Tech Park U class business plan competition. Business plans were evaluated based on criteria that ranged from potential for growth, the business model and the merits of the proposed marketing strategy.
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11 Louisiana Entrepreneurs Selected for Tech Park U 2.0
Eleven technology-oriented entrepreneurs have been chosen for the 2008 class of Tech Park U, a program created by the Louisiana Technology Park (LTP) in association with the Baton Rouge Business Report. Starting its second successful year, Tech Park U is a nine-month “boot camp” designed for entrepreneurs looking to take their idea or emerging business to the next level of implementation.
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Tech Park U Accepting Applications for Second Class
Louisiana Technology Park's class for rising entrepreneurs, Tech Park U, is now accepting applications to fill the ten open slots for its class of 2008. Created last year, in association with Baton Rouge Business Report, the nine-month program provides promising technology entrepreneurs the education and facilities to jump start their ideas into a business.
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First Tech Park U Member Rolls Out Product
Tech Park U members Ray and Katherine Castle have rolled out a new hosted learning portal for their company myCEUsource, LLC--which will allow them to ramp up their business by providing new services to their clients at a lower cost than their competitors.
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Loy Named Vice President of Tech Park
Stephen Loy has been promoted to Vice President of Operations for the Louisiana Technology Park. Loy will be responsible for running the day to day operations of the incubator, including working to continue to attract early-stage companies for membership into the incubator and handling the Park’s public relations.
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Eddie Ashworth Participates in Panel Discussion to be Televised
Louisiana Technology Park’s President Eddie Ashworth along with Barry Erwin, President, Council for a Better Louisiana, Dr. James Richardson, Director, Public Administration
Institute, LSU and George Swift, President/CEO, Southwest Louisiana Economic Development Alliance participated in a Council for a Better Louisiana panel discussion about accelerating Louisiana’s economic growth beyond the recovery economy that we are currently in. The show will air Wednesday, June 13, at 8 p.m. on Cox4 in the Baton Rouge and Acadiana regions and will replay over the following two weeks.
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Aeon Create Partners with Louisiana Technology Park
Aeon Create, a local graphic design and marketing firm, is the newest
member of the Louisiana Technology Park’s Strategic Partner program.
The Tech Park uses strategic partners to act as mentors, providing products and services on a gratis or discounted rate, which are crucial to a young company’s growth and development.
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Louisiana Technology Park’s President Eddie Ashworth to Speak at Digital Media Expo
Louisiana Technology Park’s President Eddie Ashworth has been invited to speak
during the panel discussion at the international Digital in-Development Expo (iDiDx) to be held in Lafayette, LA on Wednesday, May 9 at 10:00 a.m.
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Tech Park to Exhibit at Tech South
Louisiana Technology Park will be represented at TechSouth’s annual conference in Lafayette, LA on May 7-9, 2007.
TechSouth, a non-profit group with board members from across the northern Gulf Coast, has worked diligently for the past 4 years to build its annual TechSouth Summit to be the premier technology conference on the northern gulf coast.
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International Ticketing Company Chooses Tech Park
Baton Rouge and the Louisiana Technology Park beat out several other locations across the United States to become the home of an international ticketing management system called Enta Campus.
Enta Campus’ software manages online ticketing, management and marketing solutions to North American colleges and universities. The software was originally developed in London and currently manages theatres and sporting events in Europe.
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Online Tutor Company Accepted Into Tech Park
Tutor Garden has been accepted as the newest member of the Louisiana Technology Park. Tutor Garden is an exciting company which is building an open networking and marketplace built around real time online tutoring and knowledge sharing.
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New Tech Park Web Site Offers Tools and Games
The Louisiana Technology Park launched an updated website – www.latechpark.com - with a new design offering tools and content for entrepreneurs...The interactive web site has an entrepreneurial-related blog authored by Tech Park President Eddie Ashworth.
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Click Here Publishing Accepted into Tech Park
Click Here Publishing, LLC has been accepted as the newest member of the Louisiana Technology Park… “We are excited to have Click Here come into the Tech Park. They have demonstrated the talent that is in the company just by having such a broad spectrum of products. They have national clients, but they are located here in Baton Rouge and wanted to grow their company in their home town,” said Louisiana Technology Park President Eddie Ashworth.
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Ten Entrepreneurs Chosen for Tech Park U Class
Ten of Baton Rouge’s budding technology-oriented entrepreneurs have been chosen to be in the first class of Tech Park U, a program created by the Louisiana Technology Park in association with the Baton Rouge Business Report. Read more...
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New Program Created for Budding Entrepreneurs
The Louisiana Technology Park in association with the Baton Rouge Business Report is starting a new program called Tech Park U which will provide promising technology entrepreneurs with education and facilities to jump start their ideas into a business. Read more...
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More Than 30 Applications Submitted for New Entrepreneur Program
More than 30 applications have been submitted for Tech Park U which assists budding entrepreneurs in writing a business plan and offers office space (including phones, Internet access and business coaching) to implement the plan. Tech Park U will also have a $2,000 business plan competition at the end of the nine-month program with the winner getting $2,000. Tech Park U costs just $99 a month.
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Baton Rouge Gets Software Sneak Peek
Microsoft's state-of-the-art truck loaded down with exciting technical products will be in Baton Rouge Monday Oct. 16 and Tuesday Oct. 17 at the Louisiana Technology Park, 7117 Florida Blvd (Bon Carré) from 10-4 each day. The Mobile Event Experience is a hands-on interactive environment complete with workstations, a Tablet PC and servers. Read More...
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