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In our second installment of the Small Business Starter Kit series - we’re tackling a topic that’s sometimes tricky, sometimes confusing, but ever-present: taxes. Hosts Austin and Jannese have an insightful conversation with entrepreneur Isabella Rosal who started 7th Sky Ventures , an exporter and distributor of craft spirits, beer, and wine. Having lived and worked in two different countries and started a company in a heavily-regulated field, Isabella is no stranger to navigating the paperwork-laden and jargon-infused maze of properly understanding taxes for a newly formed small business. Join us as she shares her story and provides valuable insight into how to tackle your business’ taxes - so they don’t tackle you. Learn more about how QuickBooks can help you grow your business: QuickBooks.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Here is where innovation & culture meet in the South– everything from entrepreneurship, #CultureTech, #ClimateTech, investing, business, & more, all from experts and thought leaders who've spoken at New Orleans Entrepreneur Week*. All episodes were recorded live at New Orleans Entrepreneur Week. *New Orleans Entrepreneur Week is an annual event produced by The Idea Village. Sign up to The Big Easy Ideas newsletter: www.bigeasyideas.com. Sign up to receive New Orleans Entrepreneur Week 2023 updates and early-bird ticket discounts at: www.noew.org.
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Here is where innovation & culture meet in the South– everything from entrepreneurship, #CultureTech, #ClimateTech, investing, business, & more, all from experts and thought leaders who've spoken at New Orleans Entrepreneur Week*. All episodes were recorded live at New Orleans Entrepreneur Week. *New Orleans Entrepreneur Week is an annual event produced by The Idea Village. Sign up to The Big Easy Ideas newsletter: www.bigeasyideas.com. Sign up to receive New Orleans Entrepreneur Week 2023 updates and early-bird ticket discounts at: www.noew.org.
How can New Orleans balance economic growth with climate resilience? In this panel discussion, industry leaders explore the intersection of sustainability, innovation, and community resilience. Courtney Nicholson (Entergy New Orleans) , Michael Hecht (GNO Inc.) , Kris Khalil (New Orleans BioInnovation Fund) , and Rebecca Conwell (UNO Beach) share insights on how businesses, policymakers, and local initiatives are shaping a more sustainable and prosperous future for the region. Tune in for a conversation on the challenges, opportunities, and groundbreaking solutions driving New Orleans’ next chapter.…
Louisiana and the Gulf Coast are at the forefront of a historic effort to decarbonize the industrial sector and lead the world in new technology and private partnerships that will help reach the net zero global climate goals by 2050. Join this opening fireside chat to talk about the current landscape and opportunities ahead.…
This episode showcases the IDEAfuel panel, exploring the barriers BIPOC entrepreneurs face and how The Idea Village’s IDEAfuel program is making strides to overcome them. Supported by the Regions Foundation and other generous donors, IDEAfuel provides non-dilutive capital, mentorship, and unique growth opportunities. The panelists unpack the program’s impact and how it’s shaping a more inclusive ecosystem in Louisiana and beyond.…
This episode features Edrizio De La Cruz’s story, titled "From the Barrio to Silicon Valley." Known for his grit and vision, Edrizio takes us on his path from the Dominican Republic to launching Arcus, where he overcame countless challenges and carved his path in tech. It's a powerful look at what it means to be a true 'underdog founder'.…
Explore how New Orleans is activating its Climate Plan through the Resilient New Orleans Finance Framework. This panel of public sector leaders dives into key project targets, private sector opportunities, and the long-term vision for a more resilient city. Speakers: 🔹 Moderator: Holly Horsley, Ballard Spahr 🔹 Damon Burns, Finance NOLA 🔹 Jeff Schwartz, City of NOLA Economic Development 🔹 Greg Nichols, City of NOLA Resilience…
Supply chain emissions account for an estimated 5.5 times an organization's direct emissions, making them a critical focus for sustainability efforts. To effectively reduce carbon footprints, organizations must first measure and understand their emissions. Join Tamra Olin , co-founder and Head of Partnerships at Green Project Tech, and Liz Maxwell , Sr. Director of Strategic Initiatives at The Idea Village, as they explore the complexities of carbon accounting. They’ll discuss key types of emissions, best practices for tracking and reducing supply chain emissions, and the pivotal role that small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) play in global sustainability efforts. Tune in to learn more about how businesses of all sizes can take meaningful steps toward a lower-carbon future.…
This special episode recaps the Statewide Innovation Strategy event, held at The Nieux in New Orleans on October 2, 2024, where industry leaders and policymakers discussed the future of Louisiana’s startup ecosystem and how a statewide innovation strategy could drive the state's economy forward. Speakers included Josh Fleig (Louisiana Economic Development), Dino Paternostro (SBIRC), Aimee Quirk (Ochsner Ventures), Hailey Bathurst (SeaAhead), and Representative Matt Willard (Louisiana House of Representatives), who shared insights on government support for innovation, the role of startups in economic growth, and strategies for talent retention. Tune in for key takeaways on how Louisiana can foster a thriving innovation community and position itself as a leader in emerging industries. 4o…
In the coming decades, resilient Gulf Coast communities will learn to adapt to a radically transformed water-inundated intercostal zone to preserve their rich cultural heritage and way of life. Marine-based floating infrastructure and related ‘Blue’ technologies will replace current infrastructure, services, and residential construction forms. You'll hear from Greg Delaune of the Deep Blue Institute and Elliot Metzger, founder of Talisea. Listen to discover how New Orleans can become a global Blue Technology Innovation Ecosystem hub, driving exponential development, deployment, and scaling of the climate technologies that will define this future marine-based Blue Economy.…
Big Easy Ideas' final episode of #BioTech is here! And we want to take a moment to thank our partners, Tulane University Innovation Institute , for presenting this season, highlighting the latest advancements and entrepreneurial journeys in BioTech, and showcasing how local innovation can drive global impact. This final episode features a session on the BioTech revolution and entrepreneurship, recorded during NOEW 2021. You will hear Walter Isaacson, renowned author of Steve Jobs & Elon Musk ; Leonard Lauder, American philanthropist; and Dr. Eldora L. Ellison, expert in intellectual property law known for defending patents for groundbreaking technologies like CRISPR gene editing. Tune in for a compelling discussion on monetizing inventions, protecting intellectual property, and more.…
How do investment firms decide who to give their funds to? What is unique about BioTech and healthcare investing, and what does a BioTech startup need to know to raise money? This panel features investment experts who will answer these questions and more, from places like New Orleans and other innovation hubs beyond the East and West Coasts. This season is brought to you by our partners at the Tulane University Innovation Institute! The Tulane University Innovation Institute is committed to helping students, faculty, and community innovators develop their ideas, launch startups, and attract the resources to fuel innovation in the Gulf South and strengthen the area's economy. From educational webinars and mentorship, to pitch competitions and funding opportunities, the Tulane Innovation Institute supports entrepreneurs at every stage of their journey. And they are not just about local impact. They are dedicated to advancing discoveries in the local bio-innovation community, making a broader impact globally by supporting researchers and inventors in navigating the process of developing ideas and bringing new products to market. For more information, please visit the Tulane Innovation Institute’s website at innovation.tulane.edu. Speakers: James Barlia , Vice President , Revolution Paul Eisenberg , Venture Partner , Apple Tree Partners Aimee Quirk , CEO , Ochsner Ventures…
In order for technologies to make it from the bench to the bedside, they often need to be developed in a university startup. In this panel, we will hear from four scientific innovators who made the leap into the startup world to bring their discoveries from the lab to the market, learn about their journey, and tips to avoid failure before your innovation gets out into the world. This season is brought to you by our partners at the Tulane University Innovation Institute! The Tulane University Innovation Institute is committed to helping students, faculty, and community innovators develop their ideas, launch startups, and attract the resources to fuel innovation in the Gulf South and strengthen the area's economy. From educational webinars and mentorship, to pitch competitions and funding opportunities, the Tulane Innovation Institute supports entrepreneurs at every stage of their journey. And they are not just about local impact. They are dedicated to advancing discoveries in the local bio-innovation community, making a broader impact globally by supporting researchers and inventors in navigating the process of developing ideas and bringing new products to market. For more information, please visit the Tulane Innovation Institute’s website at innovation.tulane.edu. Speakers: Kornelius Bankston , Managing Partner , TECHPLUG Lowry Curley , Co-Founder & Chief Scientific Officer , AxoSim Sunyoung Kim , Chief Executive Officer , Chosen Diagnostics Nicholas Pashos , Founder & Chief Executive Officer , BioAesthetics Chad J. Roy , Associate Dean for Research & Professor , Tulane University School of Medicine…
Translational research seeks to bring advances made in the laboratory to patients. This panel looks at not only the "how and why" of scientific discovery, but also "how and who" of product development. Professionals, doctors, and researchers whose scientific discoveries exist on this exciting border between the laboratory and the patient bedside are sure to help you understand the current state of the field and how they drive impact in our world. This season is brought to you by our partners at the Tulane University Innovation Institute! The Tulane University Innovation Institute is committed to helping students, faculty, and community innovators develop their ideas, launch startups, and attract the resources to fuel innovation in the Gulf South and strengthen the area's economy. From educational webinars and mentorship, to pitch competitions and funding opportunities, the Tulane Innovation Institute supports entrepreneurs at every stage of their journey. And they are not just about local impact. They are dedicated to advancing discoveries in the local bio-innovation community, making a broader impact globally by supporting researchers and inventors in navigating the process of developing ideas and bringing new products to market. For more information, please visit the Tulane Innovation Institute’s website at innovation.tulane.edu. Speakers: Dr. Heddwen Brooks , Professor & Chair , Tulane School of Medicine Dr. Caroline Copeland , Postdoctoral Scholar , Stanford University Dr. Monica Embers , Associate Professor , Microbiology and Immunology, Tulane National Primate Center Paolo Goes , Dean , Tulane University - A.B. Freeman School of Business Dr. Kalen Hall , Chief Executive Officer , Informuta Dr. Nassir Marrouche , Director , Tulane University Heart and Vascular Institute…
Welcome to Season 8 of Big Easy Ideas, presented by the Tulane University Innovation Institute! This season focuses on the newest developments in the BioTech sector. In the first episode of this season, you’ll hear a keynote address from Dr. David Weiner, an author & researcher with extensive experience as a Chief Medical Officer as well as a CEO of therapeutics companies. He gives us an overview of the BioTech landscape in the country at large and what this prognosis means for the industry here in New Orleans, all through the lens of his personal history in the sector. This season is brought to you by our partners at the Tulane University Innovation Institute! The Tulane University Innovation Institute is committed to helping students, faculty, and community innovators develop their ideas, launch startups, and attract the resources to fuel innovation in the Gulf South and strengthen the area's economy. From educational webinars and mentorship to pitch competitions and funding opportunities, the Tulane Innovation Institute supports entrepreneurs at every stage of their journey. And they are not just about local impact. They are dedicated to advancing discoveries in the local bio-innovation community, making a broader impact globally by supporting researchers and inventors in navigating the process of developing ideas and bringing new products to market. For more information, please visit the Tulane Innovation Institute’s website at innovation.tulane.edu. Speaker: Dr. Dave Weiner, Author & Researcher…
NFTs and other market developments are allowing artists to connect with their fans and customers in new ways. In this conversation moderated by Angelique Roché of Marvel Entertainment, you’ll hear from Erin Frankenheimer of Amazing Radio; visual artist and jazz fest poster designer Terrance Osborne; and Lindsey Roussel of Nieux Society and Sidewalk Side Studio. Speakers: Terrance Osborne, Terrance Osborne Gallery Erin Frankenheimer, Amazing Radio Lindsey Roussel, Nieux Society Angélique Roché, Marvel Entertainment…
Technology is creating opportunities to bring new levels of immersion to live performance and events. Join Otura Mun of ÌFÉ, who married traditional Cuban hand drumming with modern sampling technology; Everett Woods, co-founder of spatial computing company Rypplzz; and moderator Lou Hill, to hear how they're expanding the live experience. Speakers: Otura Mun, ÌFÉ Everett Woods, Rypplzz Lou Hill, Water Seed…
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