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It is summertime, and Demo Diva celebrates 17 years in business this month.
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Did you know? The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Louisiana (HCCL) Foundation is an initiative that’s dedicated to empowering the Hispanic community in Louisiana.
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We’ve all felt it.The Sunday scaries … the anxiety you feel the day before going back to work.
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The modern workforce is evolving at a quick clip and creating a cohesive whole at work – among disparate individuals no less – is more challenging than ever before.
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The days are long. The years are short. When we look up, look back and notice the passage of time, we start taking measurements of life.
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Chalmette Refining employees and business partners recently participated in the Fourth Annual Fishing Rodeo benefitting United Way of Southeast Louisiana.
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If you are marketing “you” yourself, you may be missing the mark.
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Despite their size, small businesses face big risks among them cyber liability.
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Before you start sharing your earned media, think about which social media platforms are most appropriate for your business or brand.
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A chamber of commerce is a group of businesses and professionals working together to increase local commerce and serve their community.
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M C Bank partnered with local artist, Rhenda Saporito, on their first artist rotation in their newest office – located in the Ellsworth Corporation building at 3636 I-10 Service Road in Metairie.
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WWL-TV Executive News Director Keith Esparros retired Thursday, April 13 after eight years of directing the local CBS affiliate’s news operation.
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We’re thrilled to announce our 2023 membership directory is almost ready, and it’s a fantastic way to showcase the impressive Hispanic and local businesses, entrepreneurs and professionals within our organization to the broader community.
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My business is “takin’ it down to the dirt.” Bang.Bam.Wham.Sometimes, I need silence to think.
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In New Orleans, people typically want to know you before doing business with you. Thus, connecting with new people is key to growing your business and reputation.
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JEDCO asked female leaders to share advice for career growth and empowerment.
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The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Louisiana invites female innovators, entrepreneurs and business owners to save the date – Wednesday, May 3 – for the eighth annual Women’s Business Symposium at the Four Seasons Hotel.
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JEDCO will host Meet the Lenders, a free regional match-making event to connect small business owners with capital.
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Eager to expand your business-to-business networking? Looking to hire quality new employees? Join Chalmette Refining and other New Orleans-area businesses at the Spotlight St.
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Toxic positivity refers to the expectation for all employees in a particular workplace to maintain a positive attitude at all times, regardless of the situation they are in.
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Being active on LinkedIn can help you build a professional network and showcase your skills and experiences. Here are some of my best practices to help you get the most out of your LinkedIn experience:
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Pivoting seems to be a key word these days.
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The Focus Burst™ method tricks your brain into mimicking your fight-or-flight response, giving you a short burst of hyper focus.
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HEART, JEDCO’s economic development services program, was designed to pump resources and opportunities into the economy.
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Registration is now open to attend the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Louisiana’s annual Town Hall Roundtable and Luncheon.
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Did you know that there are many school-aged children that do not have access to meals from Friday after school until Monday morning? The Community Center of St.
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We live, work and play along the Gulf of Mexico.It’s only natural to want to give back.
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When brands are looking for an “influencer” – most of us think about celebrities and pro athletes, but the rise in content creators on newer platforms like TikTok has changed the marketplace.
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Who doesn’t enjoy a little healthy competition? Employers, maybe? Thanks to the Federal Trade Commission, non-compete agreements are going away, leaving employers with fewer legal means of keeping workers from switching jobs or starting their own business.