Arlen "Benny" Cenac Jr., Houma, Louisiana

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Increased Tourism and Safety Make Mardi Gras 2025 One to Remember

Mardi Gras 2025 proved to be one of the most successful in recent years, despite facing an unexpected challenge in the form of severe weather that cut festivities short by a few hours, as per this article from Nola.com. According to local hoteliers, restaurant owners, and hospitality leaders, the ci

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Benny Cenac in Business

Under his tenure as owner, Benny Cenac has led the company since 1981 through several industry shifts by focusing on customer service, efficiency, quality and safety in its marine construction and repair services. In addition to Cenac Marine Services, Benny Cenac Jr. owns several other business entities in the gulf coast region, touching a wide-range of industries such as retail, manufacturing, wholesale and agriculture.

About Benny Cenac

Arlen Benny Cenac Jr. is a Houma, Louisiana-based entrepreneur with a global reach, an avid philanthropist in the gulf coast region of the U.S. and a strong supporter of coastal restoration. Benny Cenac is a third-generation owner of Cenac Marine Services, originally founded in 1927 by his grandfather. Benny Cenac is also a lifelong philanthropist, donating both his time and money to dozens of regional, national and international causes.

Benny Cenac in Houma

A lifelong resident of Louisiana, Arlen Benny Cenac Jr. continues to take a more proactive role in his community. He is very involved in projects that help to improve the community and continues to give back to his hometown of Houma. From stimulating the local economy through his many businesses to protecting Louisiana from the negative effects of coastal erosion, Arlen Benny Cenac Jr. is proud to serve those in the community he calls home, the friends he considers family, and the great state of Louisiana.

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Increased Tourism and Safety Make Mardi Gras 2025 One to Remember

Mardi Gras 2025 proved to be one of the most successful in recent years, despite facing an unexpecte

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Cheesy Garlic Butter Oysters: A Perfect Party Appetizer

If you’re looking for a decadent seafood dish that is bursting with rich, garlicky goodness, this Ch

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New Course Choice Policies Aim to Improve College and Career Readiness in Louisiana

Starting in the 2025-2026 school year, Louisiana students will have greater access to a diverse sele

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Nicholls Empowers Students to Advocate for Louisiana’s Coastline in Coastal Summit

On March 12, 2025, Nicholls State University served as the host for the first-ever Louisiana’s Resto

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National Recognition for Ochsner St Anne Commitment to Quality Care

Ochsner St Anne Hospital, located in Raceland, Louisiana, has been named one of the Top 100 Critical

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Stuffed Crawfish Bisque: The Ultimate Seafood Dish

Crawfish bisque is one of the most treasured dishes in Louisiana’s rich culinary tradition. Unlike a

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Exploring the Stunning North Carolina Coast

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Kissimmee Prairie: Florida’s Best Spot for Wildlife and Stargazing

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From Learning Loss to Learning Gains: Louisiana Education Road to Recovery

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In the News

Cenac Marine Services Earns New Safety Certification

"My team has worked hard with regulating bodies to ensure that we are pioneers in this industry."

Houma Today // June 16, 2018

Local Businessman to Build Four Ships to Help Local Economy

Benny Cenac, owner of Main Iron Works in Houma LA, announced a contract to have 4 inland towboats for Kirby Inland Marine.

Houma Times // April 10, 2018

Popping Off Rounds for Charity

On the Golden Ranch plantation grounds, dozens of contestants awaited turns at shooting clay discs for a cause.

Houma Times // March 15, 2018