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Rosa Balaguer

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A Taste of Home

The story of the Castro sisters is one of heritage, perseverance, and the belief that food has the power to bring people together. Born in...

Volunteer Committees

Each committee normally meets once a month at 8 or 8:30 a.m., and the meetings last approximately one hour in the Jefferson Chamber’s large...

A Different Kind of Profit

I had been working in magazine publishing as a writer and editor for about six years when I decided I needed a change. My...

Spring Brings Renewal — And Celebrations

In the print world, our creative team is always thinking about a redesign. Every year, our editors and art directors plan a fresh new...

A New Era of Fundrai$ing is Here

  When St. Louis, Missouri native Torie Kranze became CEO of the National Kidney Foundation of Louisiana in 2004, she was the youngest person, and...

Built to Serve

St. Joseph Rebuild Center // 1803 Gravier St. // harrytompsoncenter.org // Facebook: facebook.com/Harrytompsoncenter // Instagram: @theharrytompsoncenter Quick Look Date of opening September 2007 Persons in Charge Jessica Lovell, director...
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Step by Step

In honor of the return of New Orleans Entrepreneur Week (in person!) a few months ago, I went searching for an interesting entrepreneur for...

Find Your Tribe

This month, The Idea Village is hosting its annual New Orleans Entrepreneur Week (NOEW), and I’m excited to say that over the past year...

Financial Security During Covid-19?

MARKET  VOLATILITY, SKYROCKETING unemployment and uncertainty about how long businesses will be shuttered have many individuals and business owners wondering how to manage their...

Making Maritime More Female Friendly

WOMEN IN MARITIME OPERATIONS (WIMOS) launched in the summer of 2017, championing women who are actively employed in the maritime industry. In less than three...

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