Multimedia Archive
American Business: Big Easy Entrepreneurs | May 9, 2010
The region of New Orleans is resilient and always finds a way to rebound from crisis. Whether it’s the recession or Hurricane Katrina, this city has a spirit of survival. These days, there’s a group of entrepreneurs who are helping New Orleans to reinvent itself as a creative economy.
3-D role in building up America | April 29, 2010
A 3-D imaging company becomes a worldwide leader in its industry despite difficult odds.
GNO 2.0 – The Economic Evolution | March 23, 2010
Welcome to GNO 2.0.
Saints and Louisiana — The Stats Don’t Lie | February 25, 2010
Check the stats. The Saints had a historic season, and Louisiana is at the top of its game.
Video courtesy of Louisiana Economic Development.
NET2NO: South by Southwest | January 19, 2010
An inside look at the growing digitial media presence in New Orleans.
Growth in Plaquemines Parish | January 19, 2010
World-renowned fishing isn’t the only draw for Plaquemines Parish; its bustling economy is attracting a growing number of workers in diverse sectors.
SIGGRAPH Video Part 2 | August 4, 2009
Matt Wisdom, CEO of New Orleans-based TurboSquid, at SIGGRAPH in the New Orleans Morial Convention Center.
Fox’s Alexis Glick Interviewing Nic Perkin & Sean Cummings | July 23, 2009
Fox News clip on Entrepreneur’s August cover story.
The Big Easy Gets Entrepreneurial | July 10, 2009
After the near-death experience of Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans is bouncing back with a thriving economic ecosystem.
Greater New Orleans: A Greater Reality | March 16, 2009
The Greater New Orleans region is home to an extraordinary range of assets, making it a place of tremendous opportunity for both businesses and people.
Horizon Entertainment Transfers Workers to New Orleans & Created 40 Jobs | August 20, 2008
Tom Benson, the New Orleans Saints owner is working with the state’s economic development officials to bring Horizon Entertainment, an Atlanta TV and film production company, to transfer their work to New Orleans, and operate production out of WVUE’s facility.
