Bryan David Arceneaux

Arceneaux, a 1985 graduate of Northwestern, was a four-year letterman in football and an All-Conference player.

He founded Louisiana Spring Water in 1989, growing it into a successful water distribution company serving south Louisiana. He has built a highly successful career in transportation and environmental services. Arceneaux is owner and CEO of Louisiana Southwest Transportation, Tank Specialties and Louisiana Environmental Transportation (LET). His companies provide transportation, tank rentals and oilfield-related support services to refineries, industrial facilities, and energy-sector clients throughout the Gulf Coast. Under his leadership, these businesses have grown from just a handful of employees to more than 140 team members.

At NSU, he had the honor of playing alongside his high school teammates Bobby Hebert and Edward Ogregon from South Lafourche High School. Arceneaux was a key member of the 1984 Gulf Star Conference Championship team under Coach Sam Goodwin. Twice during that season, he was named Demon Defensive Player of the Week in recognition of his toughness, leadership and impact on the field. He was a student coach at Northwestern in 1985.

Arceneaux’s has kept his strong commitment to Northwestern. He serves on the board of the Demon Brothers Booster Club and has been instrumental in planning, fundraising and supporting Demon athletics through community engagement. His leadership has played an important role in events such as the Joe Delaney Memorial Spring Game and Crawfest. In recognition of his dedication and service to the university, Arceneaux received the Legendary Link Award from the Northwestern Athletic Department in 2017.