Office of the Governor, Bobby Jindal, State of Louisiana
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11.06.09
Governor Jindal and Pixel Magic Announce New Digital Media Studio in Lafayette Today, Governor Bobby Jindal joined Lafayette City-Parish President Joey Durel, Pixel Magic Vice President and General Manager Ray Scalice, Pixel Magic Vice President and VFX Supervisor Raymond McIntyre, Jr., University of Louisiana at Lafayette President Dr. Joseph Savoie, Lafayette Economic Development Authority (LEDA) President and CEO Gregg Gothreaux and Louisiana Immersive Technologies Enterprise (LITE) CEO Henry Florsheim to announce that Pixel Magic, a leading digital effects company, will open a Louisiana studio at LITE in Lafayette. The company plans to create 12 jobs within a year ramping up to a total of 40 jobs in three years.

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Governor Jindal Applauds Louisiana's Great Position in "Race to the Top" Governor Jindal joined education leaders in applauding Louisiana's great position in competing for funds from the federal "Race to the Top" program, following the Race to the Top State Summit today at the Department of Education.
Governor Jindal and InterMoor Inc. Announce Major Expansion In Morgan City Today, Governor Bobby Jindal joined Morgan City Mayor Tim Matte and InterMoor President Tom Fulton to announce that InterMoor Inc. will expand its operations in Morgan City, La. The $17.2 million capital investment will allow the company to retain 250 jobs and create 320 new jobs in the next five to seven years at an average annual salary of $60,000 plus benefits. Louisiana Economic Development estimates that this project will also lead to the creation of approximately 433 indirect jobs once the project is fully ramped up.
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