CSMG Technologies (Corpus Christi, Texas), a technology management company, said its Live Tissue Connect (LTC) subsidiary will open new headquarters in Santa Barbara, California.

LTC’s surgical tissue bonding/welding device is a platform technology that bonds and reconnects human soft tissue through fusion, in contrast with conventional wound closing devices such as sutures, staples, sealant or glues.

Don Robbins, president/CEO of CSMG Technologies, said, “We are at the point where we need to open a LTC headquarters and operations office. We believe Southern California, where we’re already performing most of our development, manufacturing and marketing work, would be ideal. Locating our office central to our suppliers and employees simply made the most economic sense.”

BodyTel to move to Jacksonville

BodyTel Scientific, a maker of wireless telemedical devices, said it has chosen Jacksonville, Florida, as its world headquarters. During its first meeting of the New Year, the Jacksonville Economic Development Commission unanimously approved an economic relocation incentive program that will, pending final approval by the City Council, invest $13,000 of a total $65,000 to relocate the company’s headquarters to Jacksonville.

BodyTel requested public funding to offset a portion of its relocation costs from Henderson, Nevada, which include the lease and build-out of office space for new administrative and marketing staff. The relocation will initially bring 13 new full-time jobs to Jacksonville paying an average wage double the Florida 2007 statewide average, and will add approximately $940,000 annually to the local payroll, the company said.

MZT files certificate of dissolution

MZT Holdings (Newton, Massachusetts) said that it has filed a Certificate of Dissolution with the State of Delaware. MZT closed its stock transfer books and discontinued recording transfers of shares of its common stock, except for transfers by will, intestate succession or operation of law.

MZT said it has made a series of filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission to terminate certain registration statements it had previously filed to register shares of its common stock. As a result, holders of shares of the company’s common stock may no longer rely on these registration statements in connection with sales or other transfers of shares of the MZT Holdings’ common stock.