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Keith Twitchell

Keith Twitchell spent 16 years running his own business before becoming president of the Committee for a Better New Orleans, which he led for another 16 years. He has observed, supported and participated in entrepreneurial ventures at the street, neighborhood, nonprofit, micro- and macro-business levels.

https://keithtwitchell.com/

articles

8 Tips to Make Sure You Grow Your Team with Care

Few decisions in the life of an entrepreneur carry more weight than when to begin hiring staff and how to make the right hires. Success...

Grow Wiser Garden Supply Takes Root in the Marigny

For a store focused on indoor and small-space gardening, Grow Wiser Garden Supply’s location at 2019 Decatur Street at the tip of the Marigny...

Sometimes Crime Does Pay: When Entrepreneurs Go Bad

Most entrepreneurs are successful in part because their innovations help make the world a better place. However, throughout history a few individuals concocted some...

The 20-year Story of Mr. Chill’s First Class Barber Shop

Few business ventures last long enough to attain “community treasure” status, and even fewer leave the kind of legacy created by Wilbert “Chill” Wilson,...

Struggling to Hire? Have You Considered Boomers?

More than 10 million Americans over age 65 are employed. They are currently the fastest-growing segment of the workforce. By the end of 2024, all...

Bottom of the Cup Tea Room’s Future Looks Bright

The past is always present in New Orleans, and few businesses exemplify that more than Bottom of the Cup Tea Room. Plus, you might even...

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New and Notables: Muieen Cader

Before landing in New Orleans, Muieen Cader gained experience in multiple industries, including health, science and angel investing, as well as international experience in...

New and Notables: Ethan Melancon

In his lengthy public policy career, Ethan Melancon has worked on some of the most important issues in Louisiana, from education to economic development....

New and Notables: John Bailey

In his 25 years at the NASA Stennis Space Center in Mississippi, John Bailey has managed technology, communications, engineering, science and strategic business development...