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2022 New Orleans Chamber Annual Meeting with Governor John Bel Edwards
Date and Time
Wednesday Dec 14, 2022
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM CSTWednesday, December 14th
11:00 am - 12:00 pm: Registration & Networking
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm: Program with LuncheonLocation
Hilton New Orleans Riverside
Grand Ballroom - A & B (1st Floor)
Two Poydras Street
Parking Options:
Uber/Lyft/Taxi/Streetcar highly recommended.
Limited availability - $15 self-park in Hilton GarageFees/Admission
General Ticket Pricing:
Members $65
Non-members $75
*Pre-registration is REQUIRED**
THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT
*Membership credit ONLY for cancellations with 72 hours notice. No refunds will be given.Contact Information
Paige Davis, Director of Events & Membership Development
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Description
New Orleans Chamber
Annual Meeting & Business Luncheon
SOLD OUT
Keynote Speaker:
Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards
Upon taking the oath of office, Gov. Edwards inherited the largest budget deficit in Louisiana’s history, following years of budget mismanagement, which included cuts to higher education and vital state resources and services. In 2016, the state faced a $1 billion shortfall to close out the last quarter of the fiscal year. And in 2017, the state faced a $2 billion deficit in the governor’s first full fiscal year.
Gov. Edwards and a bipartisan, bicameral group of lawmakers worked hard to stabilize the state’s budget through a balanced approach. Today, higher education funding has been restored, the state’s gross domestic product is the highest it’s ever been and Louisiana’s budget is balanced and stable.
One of the governor’s top priorities coming into office was comprehensive criminal justice reform. For decades, mass incarceration plagued Louisiana, and the state led the nation in incarceration rates. Gov. Edwards signed sweeping bipartisan criminal justice reform legislation in 2017 that targets recidivism and invests in treatment programs. In 2018, the state saw a 20 percent decrease in the number of people imprisoned for non-violent crimes. Under his leadership, Louisiana shed the title of the most incarcerated state in the country.
Gov. Edwards continues to do what the people sent him to Baton Rouge to do: Put Louisiana First. Hundreds of thousands are insured, Louisiana’s budget is stable, and Louisiana is open for business.
SPONSORS
GOLD:
SILVER:
BRONZE:
Argent Trust Company
Delgado Community College
Doerr Furniture
Downtown Development District
Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses
House of Blues
Mayor's Office of Cultural Economy
McGlinchey Stafford PLLC
New Orleans Regional Black Chamber of Commerce
Postlethwaite & Netterville
The Boeing Company
The Domain Companies
The Gary Green Foundation
U.S. Army Recruiting Station
CORPORATE:
AGESS Wealth Advisors of Raymond James
American Red Cross - Southeast Louisiana Chapter
Baptist Community Ministries
Breazeale, Sachse & Wilson, L.L.P.
Cobbs Allen
Credit Human, A Federal Credit Union
Crescent Crown Distributing
Crown Castle
Delta Administrative Services
Fair Grounds Racecourse & Slots
Greater New Orleans Federal Credit Union
Home Builders Association of Greater New Orleans
Humana
Investar Bank
Latter & Blum Inc.
Liberty Bank & Trust Company
Metairie Bank & Trust Co.
New Orleans Metropolitan Association of REALTORS
OnPath Federal Credit Union
Port of South Louisiana
Primary Care Plus
Resource Bank
Restore the Mississippi Delta River Campaign
SSE Steel Fabrication
Star Automotive LLC
Sternberg, Naccari & White, LLC
TekChix Staffing and Consulting, LLC
The Roosevelt New Orleans, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel
WDSU
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