Fay Harris has always been an active community volunteer and a respected professional in the hotel, radio, tv, and sports industries. She joins Jan Swift on this episode of Discover Lafayette to discuss how her faith in God and belief in the power of prayer are the essential components in her recovery from a life-threatening […]
Adam Daigle, Business Editor of the Acadiana Advocate
Advocate To Host Acadiana Economic Outlook Summit on January 15, 2020 Adam Daigle, Business Editor of the Acadiana Advocate, joined the newspaper in August 2018 as the organization ramped up its daily business coverage online and in print. Its daily email business newsletter has consistently continued to add online subscribers as it feeds the need […]
RADER Cyber Security Team Talks About Small Business’s Need to Protect Against Cyber Attack
Jan Swift introduces Rader’s Cyber Security team: Tim Fournet, Sarah Bryson and Tyler Robertson. Sarah Bryson explains how two-thirds of small businesses who experience a cyber-hacking of their computer systems never financially recover from the disruption to their business. A little background on Sarah Bryson: A native of Lafayette, Louisiana, Sarah is a graduate of […]
RADER Team Talks Cyber Security and Reasons Businesses Need to Be Proactive in Protecting Their Data
In this episode of Discover Lafayette, Jan Swift meets with the Cyber Security Team at RADER: Chief Security Officer Tim Fournet, Sarah Bryson, Head of Security Operations Team, and Tyler Robertson, Cyber Security Analyst, who discuss the importance of planning ahead to avoid hacks that can bring down a business. Since 2002, RADER has helped […]
Ted Kergan: Kergan Brothers Sonic CEO Talks Life, Business, and Spending Decades Finding His Brother’s Killers
Ted Kergan, one of Sonic’s most successful franchisees in the U. S., began his career with SONIC in 1977 as general manager of an Alexandria, LA location. Today, Ted is CEO of Kergan Bros. Sonic, which owns 60 Sonic locations across Central and South Louisiana, and employs more than 4,000 people each year. In 2015, […]