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2023 Influential Women in Business
The 2023 Influential Women in Business honors nine leaders in various fields who are making a difference in the Capital Region.
2023 Influential Women in Business: Anita Byrne
Anita Byrne, a partner with SSA Consultants, is a 2023 Influential Women in Business honoree.
2023 Influential Women in Business: Connie Fabré
Connie Fabré, the president and CEO of the Greater Baton Rouge Industry Alliance, is a 2023 Influential Women in Business honoree.
2023 Influential Women in Business: Zelma Murray Frederick
Zelma Murray Frederick, managing member-Baton Rouge at McGlinchey Stafford, is a 2023 Influential Women in Business honoree.
2023 Influential Women in Business: Jill Rigby Garner
Jill Rigby Garner, chief visionary officer for Manners of the Heart, is a 2023 Influential Women in Business honoree.
2023 Influential Women in Business: Kate MacArthur
Kate MacArthur, president and CEO of Ascension Economic Development Corporation, is a 2023 Influential Women in Business honoree.
2023 Influential Women in Business: Liz Mangham
Liz Mangham, managing partner of Southern Strategy Group, is a 2023 Influential Women in Business honoree.
2023 Influential Women in Business: Darylene Harris Pugh
Darylene Harris Pugh, general manager at Shell Catalysts & Technologies US LP, is a 2023 Influential Women in Business honoree.
2023 Influential Women in Business: Krista Raney
Krista Raney, senior vice president of development for the LSU Foundation, is a 2023 Influential Women in Business honoree.
2023 Influential Women in Business: Mimi Singer Lee
Mimi Singer Lee, executive vice president/chief human resources officer at b1Bank, is a 2023 Influential Women in Business honoree.
Rouses eyes fall opening date for north Baton Rouge store
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TEDxBatonRouge plans inaugural event for September
TEDxBatonRouge today announced it will hold an inaugural event Sept. 14 at the Manship Theatre.
REV data center arm Venyu acquired by Dallas company
Baton Rouge-based REV has sold its data center infrastructure and cloud services arm, Venyu, to Dallas-based cybersecurity services provider DartPoints.
Lawmaker says there’s a ‘50-50 chance’ funds may be on the way for PMAC
LSU women’s basketball coach Kim Mulkey’s wish for a stadium renovation may be coming true this year, legislative leaders said Monday.
Bernhard Capital acquires VSE’s federal and defense business
Baton Rouge-based Bernhard Capital Partners announced it has acquired VSE Corp.'s federal and defense business segment. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Film and television charter school proposed for Baton Rouge
New Schools for Louisiana is working on establishing a new charter school in Baton Rouge that would offer career and technical training to students interested in the film and television industry.
