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Kim Singletary

Award-winning writer and editor Kim Singletary is a Southern California transplant (by way of Canada, Washington, Colorado and Nebraska) who has finally found her perfect home in the land of beignets, zydeco and zero chance of shoveling snow. Her career has included communications work in the performing arts and nonprofit sectors, as well as serving as a writer and editor for a variety of regional and national magazines. In addition to contributing to the New Orleans Advocate/Times Picayune, Kim has served as the managing editor of Biz New Orleans magazine since its launch in 2014, where she has led Louisiana’s only business magazine to receive multiple national recognitions. She currently lives in Uptown with her husband, two daughters, two cats and one very needy dog. You can reach Kim at (504) 830-7260 or kimberley@bizneworleans.com.

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New and Notables: Michelle Courseault

Michelle Courseault French Quarter Management District Executive Director Assumed New Position: October 2024 Michelle Courseault could not have picked a busier time to start her new job as...

New and Notables: Loren Marino

Loren Marino Port of New Orleans Chief of Staff and VP of External Affairs Assumed New Position: March 2025 Loren Marino has had a long history of successes...

New and Notables: Matthew Mancheski

Matthew Mancheski T. Parker Host President and CFO Assumed New Position: January 2025 Founded in 1923, Virginia-based company T. Parker Host began as a small, family-owned ship agency...

New and Notables: Lindsey All

Lindsey All Women’s Business Enterprise Council South (WBEC South) President and CEO Assumed New Position: February 2025 For the first half of her career, Baton Rouge native Lindsey...

New and Notables: John Woodard

John Woodard Stirling Vice President Assumed New Position: October 2024 John Woodard grew up in Covington in a design-focused family. “My sister is an architect and my mom is...

Episode 240: You Can Help Save Women’s Business Centers in 30 Seconds

There are a lot of things on the chopping block with President Trump’s big bill, not the least of which is funding for women’s business centers throughout the country. Klassi Duncan, VP of entrepreneurship and innovation at the Urban League of Louisiana — which operates two women’s business centers in the region — explains what this loss would mean to Louisiana and shares the 30-second act you can do now to fight back.
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Episode 239: A Big Day For Childcare with United Way of Southeast Louisiana

Tuesday, May 20, is Early Care and Education Day at the Capitol, and among those organizations in Baton Rouge today fighting for the importance...

Editor’s Note: All Together Now

Diversity equals strength. Businesses figured that out some time ago. From studies published in Harvard Business Review and Purdue University, to endless articles published in...

Women’s Leadership Programs Double Down on Support in Anti-DEI Landscape

When Amy Landry stood in front of this year’s class of the Women’s Leadership Academy (WLA) at Loyola University New Orleans for the first...

Episode 237: Big News at the Louisiana Children’s Museum

On April 29, Louisiana Children's Museum (LCM) announced its receipt of a $2.5 million grant – the largest contribution the museum has received outside of...

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