Thursday Jan 21, 2016
$50 members
985-892-3216 ext 1NRP Leadership Summit 2016
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Date and Time
8:00 AM - 1:00 PM CST
Thursday, January 21
8:00 am - 12:00 pm Program
12:00 -1:00 pm Lunch
Location
Fleur de Lis Event Center
1645 N. Causeway Blvd.
MandevilleFees/Admission
$65 non-members
$550 reserved table sponsor of 8
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Your ticket to success in 2016!
The Northshore Rising Professionals' Leadership Summit, Thursday, January 21, is a half-day workshop designed to motivate and empower young professionals in our region, focusing on what it takes to succeed in business. These speakers will present information on entrepreneurship, economic development, inspiring employees and ideas to encourage the pursuit of excellence and growth in your business as well as in the community.
Renee Maloney and Cathy Deano are a franchise success story and the founding partners of Painting with a Twist. When the two local women set out to make a difference for their community in the wake of Hurricane Katrina's aftermath, they did not expect that their idea would become a #1 Ranked National Franchise by Entrepreneur Magazine. In just under seven years. Painting with a Twist has licensed 260 franchised studios in 33 states, with 50 more to open by the end of the year. Painting with a Twist was awarded the Chamber's Tammany Award in January 2015.
Kevin Wilkins, founder of trepwise, has over 25 years experience with corporate and entrepreneurial ventures. Since moving to New Orleans, Kevin served as an Entrepreneur-in-Residence and COO during The Idea Village's 2012 and 2013 Entrepreneur Seasons, working with over 300 entrepreneurs in New Orleans. Kevin has extensive experience in management, marketing, and operations. After graduating from Harvard Business School with honors, he ran High Net Worth Discretionary Management for Fidelity Investments. Kevin's team has worked entrepreneurs and startups in New Orleans, the number one city for start-ups per capita in the United States.
Pauline & Stephen Patterson were born in Belfast and connected with the culture of New Orleans when they arrived in the '90's. They bought a worn-out old bar and turned it into Finn McCool's Irish Pub. They re-opened six months after Hurricane Katrina. The bar has become a major part of the Mid City community and won awards for "Best Bartender in New Orleans" every year since re-opening along with "Best Neighborhood Bar." The Pub is named for Finn McCool, the legendary giant of Irish folklore. The Irish Times named Finn's as one of the top 10 Irish Pubs outside Ireland.