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Doing Business In China Workshop

On September 15th the Louisiana Small Business Development Center at LSU-Shreveport is holding a workshop "Doing Business In China". It will be a free event held from 10:30 am - noon. For more information call 318- 797-5144.

 
Technology Transfer Directors Meeting
On Wednesday September 15th from 10 am - 2 pm, there will be a meeting of the Technology Transfer Directors of the Louisiana Universities. It will be held in Wyly Tower, 15th Floor. Agenda topics include: (1) Louisiana Tech Innovation Enterprise, (2) Louisiana's Blue Ocean R & D Focus Areas, (3) GRAD Act, (4) Board of Regents FIRST Louisiana Science and Technology Plan.
 
Enterprise Campus Groundbreaking
There will be a Groundbreaking for the Enterprise Campus's Homer Street Corridor held on September 16 at 9:30 am. It will take place at the corner of Homer Street and Arizona Ave, in Ruston. This event will celebrate the $3m project to renew and enhance the infrastructure in the first phase of the Louisiana Tech Enterprise Campus.
 
Gallery Opening
The Enterprise Center Gallery is hosting an opening on Friday September 17th from 6-8 pm for Sensing Terrains, an exhibition of new work by Marie Bukowski.
 
Art & Entrepreneurship Talk
The Enterprise Center's Art & Entrepreneurship Lecture Series kicks off a new season with a talk by La Tech professor Marie Bukowski. She will discuss her current series Sensing Terrains, grants for artists and balancing teaching and a career as an artist. The lecture will be held on Wednesday October 6th at 7pm at the Enterprise Center.
 
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Louisiana Tech University Technology Incubator (LTTI)


Purpose

The purpose of the LTTI technology incubator is to support successful businesses by providing assistance and facilities to stimulate small business formation and growth. The technology incubator provides administrative assistance and overhead facilities to start-up companies allowing them to concentrate on research, marketing, and production.

History

The LTTI began in 2005 with over 10,000 square feet in the old Lincoln Parish Library building acquired by the Louisiana Tech University Foundation. In 2007, Louisiana Tech University will added The Humana Enterprise Center with 7,000 additional square feet of incubator space in the Biomedical Engineering building.  The LTTI is a contributing factor to the regional community as well as the State of Louisiana’s economic engine.

Application Procedure Overview

The LTTI technology incubation program usually consists of a stay up to 3 years in the incubator. Companies participating in the program are required to meet at regular intervals with an LTTI staff member to conduct a review of the company’s progress in relation to the company’s goals. The frequency of the meetings will be determined upon entry into the program, but may be adjusted as needs warrant. Finally, upon graduation, the company will be required to participate in an LTTI Exit interview to review the time spent in the program, the value of assistance the LTTI provided to the tenant, and the tenants suggestions for potential areas of improvements to the LTTI program. Ongoing surveys will be conducted to determine the continued success of each LTTI graduate tenant.
 

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Enterprise Center Tenants

 

Network Foundation Technologies
www.nft-tv.com
NFT is an internet broadcasting company specializing in live and pre-recorded video streaming technology.



Radiance Technologies, Inc.
www.radiancetech.com
Radiance focuses on the development and application of cutting-edge technologies in the areas of defense and homeland security, sensors and robotics.


 

Student2Student Tutor
www.s2stutor.com
Student2Student Tutor connects students with tutors from their school who have successfully completed the same classes.