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Elevator3, a software development company, has graduated from the Southeastern Louisiana Business Center Incubator after successfully leveraging its resources. Established in 2017, the company focused on empowering organizations through custom software solutions and nurturing local talent through collaboration with Southeastern Louisiana University’s Computer Science program. The graduation marks a significant milestone as Elevator3 aims for future growth and innovation in the tech space.
HAMMOND, Louisiana – Elevator3, a custom software development company, has successfully graduated from the Southeastern Louisiana Business Center (SLBC) Incubator, marking a significant milestone in their journey since joining the program in 2017. Throughout their time at the incubator, Elevator3 focused on empowering organizations through technology, offering services such as custom software development, mobile applications, enterprise integrations, process consulting, and powerful dashboards.
SLBC Director Wayne Ricks commended Elevator3 for effectively utilizing the incubator’s resources, which included professional workspace, training rooms, and the invaluable support from the on-site Louisiana Small Business Development Center (LSBDC). These resources acted as a practical launchpad as Elevator3 worked diligently to build its client base and team.
Under the leadership of Co-Founder and CEO Brandon Cornett, Elevator3 took advantage of its proximity to Southeastern Louisiana University’s Computer Science program. This closeness facilitated beneficial collaboration with students and graduates, allowing the company to harness fresh talent and innovative ideas. The incubator’s mentorship and access to knowledgeable developers enabled Elevator3 to remain focused on solving real-world challenges faced by local organizations.
Elevator3 is exiting the incubator with a robust foundation and a proven track record, highlighted by their diverse portfolio that showcases several significant milestones. Wayne Ricks underscored that Elevator3’s journey is indicative of the SLBC’s mission to support businesses as they grow and strive to make a lasting impact in the community.
Cornett also pointed out that incubators play a crucial role in fostering startups by reducing obstacles and providing essential support. The SLBC offered Elevator3 space, mentorship, and access to job-ready developers, enabling the firm to concentrate solely on product development without the burden of typical startup challenges.
The Southeastern Louisiana Business Center is celebrating the graduation of Elevator3 and is optimistic about the company’s future innovations and contributions to local businesses. As the company looks ahead, it aims to continue its mission of enhancing organizational capabilities through technology and bespoke solutions.
For individuals or organizations interested in starting a business within the SLBC Incubator, more information is available by contacting 985-549-3199.
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