Entrepreneurship & Small Business

Sazon Latin Grill brings Colombian and Cuban cuisine to Baton RougeĀ 

Tucked in the corner of an O’Neal Lane shopping center, Sazon Latin Grill is bringing fresh flavors to Baton Rouge.Ā 

What happened to Millennial Park?

The future of Millennial Park is in flux as the property off Florida Boulevard remains closed, with the developer tight-lipped about his future plans.Ā 

Sniffspot app allows homeowners to rent out their yards to dog owners

Baton Rouge’s newest business to enter town is Sniffspot—an app best described as an ā€œAirbnb for dogsā€ that allows homeowners to rent out their yards to dog owners where their pups can exercise.Ā 

How to foster a better connection among your team membersĀ Ā 

If you want a committed team at your company, you have to have a connected team, writes bestselling author Jon Gordon in his new advice column.Ā 

Norisha Kirts Glover on the importance of being a connector as an entrepreneur

NRK Construction founder and owner Norisha Kirts Glover has always considered being a connector one of the greatest assets in an entrepreneur’s arsenal.Ā 

Startups are failing faster and more frequentlyĀ Ā 

New businesses have always faced an uphill battle as they scale and grow—and more businesses fail than succeed.
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Diane Allen and Associates transfers ownership and changes its nameĀ 

Baton Rouge-based advertising firm Diane Allen and Associates announced Friday that ownership of the company has transferred from founders Diane Allen and Al McDuff to Nancy Steiner and Donny Charbonnet and the firm will now be called DAA Media + Marketing. Ā Ā 

Curate Conference will celebrate women in Baton Rouge business

Local creative agency owner Victoria Armstrong will host the second Curate Conference this October...

Up-and-coming local men’s clothing brand brings punchy apparel to Mid CityĀ 

Baton Rouge-based menswear brand Jack Duncan is all about the little things—tiny, jewel-colored koi fish swimming across a bubble-patterned button-down.

Reviving iconic Baton Rouge brand names is a hot trend

Three years ago, Ty and Allyson Hingle’s son let them know he wanted to attend LSU. That inspired some reminiscing about their college days, including their time at a certain bar near campus popular with fraternities and sororities that closed under tragic circumstances in 1997.