Before overseeing operating support at Jones Capital, Jonathan Duhon led a company that built temporary roads. His career follows the practical work that makes growth possible, from accounting to access mats to logistics.
A statewide nonprofit pairs startup coaching with capital and local connections. Its wager: founders can build an investable business without first leaving Mississippi.
From Mississippi campaigns to the White House and BGR Group, Lanny Griffith built a career around bringing people together. The buildings he restored and the scholarship bearing his family’s name tell the quieter half of that story.
From shrimp selfies on digital billboards to a census spot voiced by Morgan Freeman, this Biloxi agency has learned that regional knowledge becomes valuable when it can make somebody act.
A Mississippi agency started with a tax refund, challenged a state's caricature, and found a durable niche explaining complicated things to skeptical people.
How a Gulf Coast cellular start-up became the biggest privately held wireless carrier in America - by making towns compete to get fiber first, then wiring the rest of the state anyway.
Keith Carter is a healthcare technology operator with deep roots in medical imaging and surgical data infrastructure. Currently VP of Implementations & Integrations at Caresyntax - the AI-powered surgical intelligence platform used in 3,500+ operating rooms worldwide - he also serves as CEO of Cloud9PACS.com, a digital PACS system he built from the ground up. Carter's career traces the arc of healthcare IT: from PACS architect at Medlink to running his own imaging solutions company, to joining one of the most-funded surgical AI ventures in the industry. He is based in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.