Homegrown in Louisiana: Meet an Engineering Co-Op
Kayla Ferchaud grew up in St. James Parish before becoming a Mosaic engineering co-op.
May 7, 2024
Growing up in St. James Parish, Kayla Ferchaud knew of Mosaic as a major employer in her community. Still, she never considered that she might one day work for the company.
Ferchaud is entering her junior year at North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University in Greensboro, North Carolina, where she is majoring in biological engineering. She completed a co-op with Mosaic in April.
“I’m on the bioprocess track,
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Contractors Help Make Mosaic a Safe Place to Work
Mosaic contractors were recognized during the recent Contractor Safety Awards.
April 18, 2024
Safety is a top priority at Mosaic, and it doesn’t stop with employees. Our contractors are also committed to safety when they complete work at our sites throughout Louisiana. Earlier this month, Mosaic hosted the Contractor Safety Awards to recognize our contractors who have gone above and beyond.
Louisiana contractors received awards in two categories: Safety Excellence Award and Workhorse Safety Award.
Safety Excellence
Mosaic supports grand opening of Bayou Region Incubator.
March 18, 2024
The Bayou Region is open for business. Mosaic is making it possible.
Initial startup costs can hinder many would-be businesses from ever launching. That’s why Nicholls State University has officially opened the Bayou Region Incubator (BRI), a hub for small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs to find mentorships, trainings, workspaces and networking opportunities while promoting a diverse, growing economy within Louisiana’s
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Hanging Up His Hard Hat
Mosaic Employee Retires After Four Decades in Louisiana
February 21, 2024
After 49 years working for Mosaic in Louisiana, Gerard “Gip” Gipson retired on Feb. 1. In this next chapter, Gip plans to pursue his passion project of rebuilding old cars. But when he first started at Mosaic back in 1974, he didn’t even have a car. In fact, he showed up to apply on a bus.
“The way I ended up at Mosaic was almost an accident,” Gip said. “I had graduated from high school and was in a work-tech school, which
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