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Staff changes at Baker Donelson, Smalls Sliders | Business Updates

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In a whirlwind of recent announcements in Louisiana, several prominent individuals have made significant career moves that are sure to make waves in their respective industries.

First up, Lauren Brink Adams has been elected as a shareholder with Baker Donelson in New Orleans. Adams, a member of the firm’s Logistics, Energy, and Manufacturing Litigation Group, brings a wealth of experience representing clients in the oil and gas industry. With a bachelor’s in mass communications and a law degree from LSU, Adams is well-equipped to excel in her new role.

In Baton Rouge, Dr. Sanjay Juneja has been appointed to the cancer business advisory board of Anixa Biosciences. As a hematologist and medical oncologist with Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center, Juneja is a respected figure in the medical community. His work on the “Target: Cancer Podcast” and his large following through “TheOncDoc” media brand make him a valuable addition to Anixa’s team.

Meanwhile, Julie Hauser-Blanner has been named chief operating officer of Smalls Sliders, bringing over 25 years of experience in the hospitality and restaurant industry to her new role. Her previous positions with companies like Bonefish Grill and Outback Steakhouse make her a strong leader for Smalls Sliders.

Lastly, Jennifer Gordon has been hired by Helix Community Schools as executive director for growth and opportunities. With plans to open Helix AI and Medical Academy in Opelousas in 2025, Gordon’s extensive experience as a teacher and administrator will be crucial in shaping the school’s future.

With these exciting developments, Louisiana is poised for growth and innovation in various sectors.

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