Economic Council Commissions Emerging Energy Task Force
Go Back July 28 2022 The South Louisiana Economic Council (SLEC) hosted the first meeting of their newly established Emerging Energy Task Force (Task Force) in late June. This Task
Go Back July 28 2022 The South Louisiana Economic Council (SLEC) hosted the first meeting of their newly established Emerging Energy Task Force (Task Force) in late June. This Task
Go Back June 21 2022 THIBODAUX, LA — The South Louisiana Economic Council (SLEC) has contracted Emergent Method, a Louisiana-based management consulting firm, to develop a strategic plan which will assist
Go Back May 04 2022 THIBODAUX, LA — The South Louisiana Economic Council (SLEC), in partnership with Entergy Louisiana (Entergy), has renewed their agreement with a third-party consultant firm to identify
Go Back September 23 2021 As originally reported by the Office of Mayor Tommy Eschete: THIBODAUX, La. – On September 22, 2021, FEMA published a press release informing the public of
Go Back September 18 2016 As originally reported by the U.S. Small Business Administration: SACRAMENTO, Calif. – The U.S. Small Business Administration and the Louisiana Small Business Development Center today announced
Go Back February 23 2021 Thibodaux, La. — Hosted by the South Louisiana Economic Council (SLEC), the Louisiana Economic Development’s (LED) CEO Roundtables are open for applications through March 31, 2021. LED’s
Go Back February 19 2020 Thibodaux, La. — The South Louisiana Economic Council (SLEC) announces Laci P. Melancon as Program Coordinator for the Coastal Technical Assistance Center (CTAC). CTAC was established in
Go Back May 13 2020 SLEC’s COVID-19 Dashboard Indicator provides information in relation to the coronavirus pandemic and its effect on the Bayou Region. You can view the full Dashboard
Go Back May 06 2020 A discussion on how COVID-19 has impacted core competencies within business and how the overall business climate within Louisiana may change in relation to the
Go Back March 19 2020 As originally reported by the Office of the Governor: SBA loans of up to $2 million will aid Louisiana’s more than 440,000 small businesses Baton
