LSU’s Louisiana Business & Technology Center has five new incubator tenants: Horizon CNA Training School, which offers nursing-assistant training and state certification; Magnolia Family Medicine, which provides physician care to long-term care facility residents; Classes on Demand, which video-archives university presentations for viewing anytime; Applied Process Equipment Specialist, which sells meters and controls to refineries and other industries; and Don Jones Inc., a safety and engineering consulting company. The LBTC incubator, part of the Stephenson Entrepreneurship Institute in LSU’s E.J. Ourso business college, was launched in 1988 to support existing small businesses and the development of new businesses. —Steve Clark
LSU incubator gets new tenants
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