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JeffDirectory_2014_COVERS_Jeff Chamber Directory 5/21/14 4:21 PM Page 991 THE VOICE OF BUSINESS 2014 Membership Directory JeffDirectory_2014_COVERS_Jeff Chamber Directory 5/21/14 4:21 PM Page 992 JeffDirectory_2014_Jeff Chamber Directory 5/22/14 9:22 AM Page 1 WHO WE ARE The Jefferson Chamber is a private, 501(c)6 nonprofit membership-driven organization. A volunteer Board of Directors sets the Chamber’s policies and directives. We represent nearly 1,000 companies in the Greater New Orleans region. Our seven full-time staff members help coordinate and provide more than 100 events and learning opportunities for our members each year. Our sister organization, the Jefferson Chamber Foundation, helps bridge the gap between the business and education communities. With the support of the Jefferson Chamber, the foundation started the Jefferson Chamber Foundation Academy, a program that allows at-risk students to earn a high school diploma. The Jefferson Chamber Foundation also operates Leadership Jefferson, the only comprehensive leadership skills training program in the Jefferson Parish. In addition to our foundation, the Jefferson Chamber Political Action Committee (PAC) is a separate entity that pro-business political candidates. How We Serve The Chamber is proud to lead as a spokesman for business in Jefferson Parish. We give members a platform from which they can express opinions with a unified voice regarding community and business issues. We help to create job opportunities through the stimulation of industrial and commercial growth and we encourage the improvement of community facilities and the development of human resources. We directly impact business growth by implementing relevant and informative programming, training and opportunities to build relationships with other businesses in the community. Chamber Contact Information www.jeffersonchamber.org Phone: (504) 835-3880 Fax: (504) 835-3828 @jeffersoncoc 3421 N. Causeway Blvd., Suite 203 Metairie, LA 70002 Mission Statement Our mission is to work for the advancement of the business community; to enhance the economic, civic and cultural environment; and to improve the quality of life in Jefferson Parish. 2014 Membership Directory 1 JeffDirectory_2014_Jeff Chamber Directory 5/21/14 4:26 PM Page 2 U.S.News & World Report, Best Hospitals 2013-14 Nationally Ranked in 8 specialties CareChex®, a Division of COMPARION®, America’s Top Quality Hospitals 2014 #1 in the nation for liver transplants # in the nation for overall hospital care #in the nation for kidney transplants #4 in the nation for heart attack treatment TRUVEN Health AnalyticsPCOGF, Ochsner Health System, Named CUOne of the Nation’s 100 Top Hospitals ©Ochsner Health System 2 www.JeffersonChamber.org JeffDirectory_2014_Jeff Chamber Directory 5/21/14 4:26 PM Page 3 www.jeffersonchamber.org Phone: (504) 835-3880 Fax: (504) 835-3828 @jeffersoncoc 3421 N. Causeway Blvd., Suite 203 Metairie, LA 70002 NEW ORLEANS PUBLISHING GROUP Publisher: Lisa Blossman Custom Publishing Manager: Duncan Brown Art Director: Lisa Finnan Account Executive: Liz Baldini Production Manager: Julie Bernard Published for the Jefferson Chamber of Commerce by New Orleans Publishing Group LLC 3445 N. Causeway Blvd., Suite 901 Metairie, LA 70002 504-834-9292 2014 Membership Directory 3 JeffDirectory_2014_Jeff Chamber Directory 5/23/14 11:44 AM Page 4 JeffersonJeffffeferson CommunityCommmunity Health Care Carre Centers CONTENTS Strong Past, Successful Future 6 Remembering Mr. Rault 7 RREEMMIIER. AFFOA RRDD President’s Message 9 QUALI Chairman’s Message 11 HEALTHHEA CARE. Meet the Board 12 MarreroMarreroa | River Ridge | AvondaleAAvvonndale | LaLafitteffii ett Se Habla Español 504.341.4006 | wwwww.jchcc.orgww..jchcc.orgj Champion Investors 21 Meet the Chamber Staff 32 High Investors 33 Committee Profiles 34 Chamber Fact Sheet 37 Special Events 38 Party on the Turf 41 Award Winners 42 Community Partners 45 Member Benefits and Application 53 Chamber Directory Alphabetical 55 Chamber Directory by Category 81 Since 1985 You can count on us to count for you. ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICES Expertise, Experience and Excellence in Accounting and Tax Services for small businesses 512 Terry Parkway, Suite C • Terrytown, Louisiana 70056 Phone: 504.362.0540 • Email: [email protected] • Visit: miriambrown.com 4 www.JeffersonChamber.org JeffDirectory_2014_Jeff Chamber Directory 5/21/14 4:26 PM Page 5 Who is Peoples Health? We’re your neighbors, your friends and your family. WWe’re ’ e the people of Peoples Health. We’re a Medicaredicare Advantage organization ffoundedounded and headquartered right here in Jeersonerson Parish. Peoples Health has been serving people in Louisiana since 1994. We are physician-ownedwned, locally managed and prproudoud tand to support our community and the Jeersonerson ChChamber of Commerce. www.peopleshealth.comwww.peopleshealth.com Our CCommommunittyyy.. Our CCommitment.ommitommitment. PeoplesPeoples Health is an MedicareMedicareedicar Advantage ororganizationganiza tion with a MedicareMedicaree ccontract ttoo oeroerer HMO depends t ollmenEnr. plansplans. EnrollmentollmenEnr. t depends onon Medicare contractcontracac renewal. alwenert . 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Our experts can recommend the best bin style and size to accommodate your business needs based on your space, location, waste streams, safety and budget. Progressive Waste Solutions is one of the largest non-hazardous solid waste solutions companies in North America. We serve the needs of commercial, industrial and residential customers with innovative, reliable and responsible solutions designed to t the needs of our customers and our communities today and in the future. Note: Images are for reference only and are not to scale. Sizes may vary by market and location. Other sizes may be available. 500 Seven Oaks Blvd. Bridge City, LA 70094 (877) 747-4374 www.progressivewaste.com PWS.102.02 0813 2014 Membership Directory 5 JeffDirectory_2014_Jeff Chamber Directory 5/21/14 4:26 PM Page 6 STRONG PAST, SUCCESSFUL FUTURE BY JUDI RUSSELL Thriving organizations build on their past success to ensure a Murphy expects the Chamber to expend major energy continuing to strong future. The Jefferson Chamber of Commerce is no push for changes to the Biggert-Waters Act. If the premium jumps exception; 2013 was a banner year, and 2014 promises to be contained in the act are allowed to take place, it could bankrupt the equally as successful. “The year is already off to a good start,” says state, he says. The Act calls for rates to rise an average of 32%; in some Chamber President Todd Murphy, “just based on the sheer response cases, insurance premiums would be more costly than a property’s from our members to be a part of the movement.” mortgage. Homeowners might find it impossible to sell their property if it is encumbered with such punishing insurance costs. With an eye to the future, Chamber staff and members worked hard in 2013, attacking a number of serious issues that affect life in Jefferson Public education is another top priority in 2014, Murphy says. “We Parish. These included: continue to focus on being extremely supportive of Jefferson Parish Public Schools.” Under the guidance of a new superintendent and • Working together with a coalition of organizations to convince board members, the public school system has made great strides, Congress to correct the Biggert-Waters Act of 2012, which would moving up from 64th to 36th in the state and boosting a number of catastrophically raise flood insurance premiums; schools from a D rating to a B rating. • Celebrating the expansion of the Huey P. Long Bridge, which should expedite growth on the West Bank; The local business community depends on an educated work force, • Supporting legislation that provides $215 million in capital and Jefferson won’t be able to attract new businesses if that improvements to community and technical colleges; workforce doesn’t grow. The Jefferson Parish school system covers • Advocating for continuation of tax millages earmarked for water a wide diversity of students. Twenty-two percent of its students and sewer system maintenance; speak English as their second language, and 78% are eligible for free • Supporting expansion of the north side of the Louis Armstrong lunch. Schools must provide for gifted and talented students as well New Orleans International Airport; as those with special needs. Ongoing reforms are paying off: test • Continually supporting the Jefferson Parish Public School System in its scores and graduation rates are rising, while juvenile crime and efforts to put children first. Results: The school system has moved dropout rates are down. from a Louisiana ranking of D to B. The Chamber will also continue to support growth at the community Hard work by many members and staff who tackled these problems college and technical college level. Improvements to Delgado brought the Jefferson Chamber both recognition and growth. The Community College include $8 million spent on the Airline campus United States Chamber of Commerce awarded the Jefferson Chamber and a new River City campus slated for the West Bank in 2015 that its prestigious 4-Star Accreditation, placing the Chamber among the top will have classes in maritime job logistics and auto mechanics.
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