“What’s special about doing business in New Orleans is that you get a combination of highly competitive business assets and an unsurpassed quality of life. I would not exchange it for anywhere in the world.” – Henry Coaxum Jr.
New Orleans City Council
Chief Administrative Officer City of New Orleans
Senior Vice President and Business Banking Group Manager, First Horizon Bank
President, Coaxum Enterprises, Inc.
Caulfield Consulting Group
Une Belle Maison LLC
The Windsor Court Hotel
New Orleans Business Alliance
REO, LLC
Baker Donelson
Gulf Coast Bank and Trust Company
Stone Pigman
New Orleans Business Alliance Executive Committee Meetings are held as needed. The dates and times of scheduled Executive Committee meetings are reflected on the publicly available list of Board Meetings.
New Orleans Business Alliance Board Meetings are held from 10:00 a.m.-noon on the second Wednesday bimonthly at 1250 Poydras Street, Suite 2150.
November 12th
February 21st
April 10th
April 19th
April 19th | Executive Committee Meeting
June 12th
August 14th
October 9th
December 11th
New Orleans Business Alliance Board Meetings are held from 8:00-10:00 a.m. on the second Wednesday of each month at 1250 Poydras Street, Suite 2150.
December 13th
December 7th | CEO Search Committee Meeting
December 5th | CEO Search Committee Meeting
November 16th | CEO Search Committee Meeting
November 8th
November 2nd | CEO Search Committee Meeting
October 23rd | CEO Search Committee Meeting
October 11th
September 13
September 8 | CEO Search Committee Meeting
August 16
July 12
June 22
May 10
April 12
March 8
February 8
January 11
January 12
February 9
March 9
April 13
May 13
June 8 (Rescheduled to June 22nd)
“What’s special about doing business in New Orleans is that you get a combination of highly competitive business assets and an unsurpassed quality of life. I would not exchange it for anywhere in the world.” – Henry Coaxum Jr.
“I’ve found the day-to-day experience of doing business in New Orleans much the same as elsewhere. But in New Orleans, our cost of doing business is lower, particularly because we have some of the lowest utility rates in the nation and we’re one of America’s most affordable cities with great amenities. Add that to the skilled workforce, the best-in-class incentives and an unparalleled culture and you have one of America’s best locations to work and live.” – Charles Rice