* First Onsite Property Restoration of Colorado, a disaster recovery
and restoration providers for commercial businesses, has acquired
Emergency Restoration Inc., a full-service mitigation service provider
based in New Orleans. This deal is part of First Onsite’s approach to
focus on the expansion of critical services. ERI specializes in property
and water damage mitigation. It has handled some of New Orleans’
largest and oldest structures. First Onsite operates in more than 90
locations.
* Henley Ion, a New Orleans-based biotech company developing
next generation technology in respiratory protection and medical
devices, has merged with HGMT, a Colorado biotech startup.
The deal gives HGMT more than 30 issued and pending medical-
related patents. Henley's two initial products are a dental device
that delivers full-mouth anesthesia without needles and a trauma
bandage that releases antimicrobial, antiseptic and clotting
agents directly into wounds. Initial trials of the dental device are
scheduled for early 2023. The trauma bandage is designed for
military use.
* The Audubon Aquarium of the Americas in New Orleans will close
Nov. 28 for about six months as part of the ongoing $41M renovation
project. The plan is for the aquarium to reopen next summer as a new
attraction that combines the aquarium with the Audubon Butterfly
Garden and Insectarium, which closed in 2020. The new name for
the combined attraction will be the Audubon Aquarium and
Insectarium, officials said. The renovation will add 17,000 sf
of interior exhibit space.
* Ten students in the Rucks Department of Management at LSU's
E. J. Ourso College of Business have been named Rucks Fellows.
The students were selected by faculty and represent the highest
level of academic achievement among senior management majors
in any of the department’s concentrations. To qualify, a student
must have a GPA average in the top 10 of all graduating seniors in
the management curriculum. The students selected for the 2022-23
Rucks Fellows class are Maxwell Bond of New Orleans; Kylan
Borskey of Baton Rouge; Rylie Brown of Baton Rouge; Lauren Craig
of Baton Rouge; Dane Eastman of Kingwood, Texas; Andrew
Gallmann of Baton Rouge; John Heimerdinger of Franklin, Tenn.;
Ashley Laughlin of Dallas; Cody Pech of Raceland; and Isiah Travis
of New Orleans. (NOLA.com 11/27/22)
* First Onsite Property Restoration of Colorado, a disaster recovery
and restoration providers for commercial businesses, has acquired
Emergency Restoration Inc., a full-service mitigation service provider
based in New Orleans. This deal is part of First Onsite’s approach to
focus on the expansion of critical services. ERI specializes in property
and water damage mitigation. It has handled some of New Orleans’
largest and oldest structures. First Onsite operates in more than 90
locations.
* Henley Ion, a New Orleans-based biotech company developing
next generation technology in respiratory protection and medical
devices, has merged with HGMT, a Colorado biotech startup.
The deal gives HGMT more than 30 issued and pending medical-
related patents. Henley's two initial products are a dental device
that delivers full-mouth anesthesia without needles and a trauma
bandage that releases antimicrobial, antiseptic and clotting
agents directly into wounds. Initial trials of the dental device are
scheduled for early 2023. The trauma bandage is designed for
military use.
* The Audubon Aquarium of the Americas in New Orleans will close
Nov. 28 for about six months as part of the ongoing $41M renovation
project. The plan is for the aquarium to reopen next summer as a new
attraction that combines the aquarium with the Audubon Butterfly
Garden and Insectarium, which closed in 2020. The new name for
the combined attraction will be the Audubon Aquarium and
Insectarium, officials said. The renovation will add 17,000 sf
of interior exhibit space.
* Ten students in the Rucks Department of Management at LSU's
E. J. Ourso College of Business have been named Rucks Fellows.
The students were selected by faculty and represent the highest
level of academic achievement among senior management majors
in any of the department’s concentrations. To qualify, a student
must have a GPA average in the top 10 of all graduating seniors in
the management curriculum. The students selected for the 2022-23
Rucks Fellows class are Maxwell Bond of New Orleans; Kylan
Borskey of Baton Rouge; Rylie Brown of Baton Rouge; Lauren Craig
of Baton Rouge; Dane Eastman of Kingwood, Texas; Andrew
Gallmann of Baton Rouge; John Heimerdinger of Franklin, Tenn.;
Ashley Laughlin of Dallas; Cody Pech of Raceland; and Isiah Travis
of New Orleans. (NOLA.com 11/27/22)
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