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12th oldest Rotary club in the world
Wednesdays at 12:00 PM
Our weekly meetings are held at the New Orleans Lawn Tennis Club
5353 Laurel St.
New Orleans, LA 70115
United States of America
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Treasurer
 
Secretary
 
Registrar
 
Vice President
 
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Foundation Chair
 
Executive Secretary
 
Interact Chair
 
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Charles Nelson
March 9
 
James Howell
March 9
 
Brian Mora
March 12
 
Melanie Talia
March 18
 
Bob Heaps
March 19
 
Michael Fitzpatrick
March 22
 
Denny Ebersole
March 26
 
Stanton McNeely
March 30
 
Join Date
Andree Moss
March 2, 1988
35 years
 
Karl Koppy
March 5, 2013
10 years
 
Henry Lowentritt
March 6, 1991
32 years
 
Stephen Wessel
March 6, 2013
10 years
 
Walter Antin
March 9, 2022
1 year
 
Monique Gardner
March 12, 2014
9 years
 
Adrienne Slack
March 15, 2017
6 years
 
Susan Simon
March 16, 1994
29 years
 
Anthony Tocco
March 18, 2015
8 years
 
Peter Waring
March 19, 1999
24 years
 
Bulletin Editor
Alan Case
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This Week's Speaker
Mar 29, 2023
Downtown Development District of the City of New Orleans
Downtown Development District of the City of New Orleans

In December 2021, Davon Barbour was unanimously appointed President & CEO of the Downtown Development District of the City of New Orleans. He is an enthusiastic urban advocate, possessing more than twenty years of progressive leadership in inclusive economic and community development. His areas of expertise include public/private partnerships, retail revitalization, economic development, and community development. He has worked for the private sector, public sector, and non-profit organizations revitalizing urban communities across the nation including Baltimore, Miami, Orlando, and Los Angeles.

Davon led the Community & Economic Development Division of the Los Angeles County Development Authority for where he oversaw the county’s redevelopment initiatives, revolving loan portfolio, construction administration, and the nation’s largest urban county district Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program. He played a lead role in developing and administering more than $150M in COVID-19 economic recovery programs such as business microgrants, loans and childcare. Additionally, Davon led the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore to win an Award of Excellence in economic development for “TechConnect”, a business attraction program, from the International Downtown Association (IDA).

Early in his career, Davon oversaw the development of a master plan and urban renewal legislation for an ambitious $2 billion mixed-use redevelopment project that features the two million square feet Life Sciences + Technology Park at Johns Hopkins, new mixed-income housing, park space and local employment opportunities to revitalize neighborhoods that encompass the world-renowned Johns Hopkins Hospital in his hometown of Baltimore, MD.  As Director of the City of Hollywood, Florida Community & Economic Development Department, he led the city to win three (3) consecutive annual awards from the National Community Development Association.

Davon has served in numerous volunteer leadership roles throughout his career. Locally, Davon is on the Board of Directors of UNITY for Greater New Orleans, a non-profit dedicated to ending homelessness. He is a member of the IDA Board of Directors and a former Vice Chair. Davon has been also extensively involved in ICSC where he currently serves on its Board of Trustees and is a past Western Division P3 Public Chair, past Eastern Division P3 Public Sector Chair, and former faculty member of its University of Shopping Centers. Davon has also contributed to advisory/technical panels for both the Urban Land Institute (ULI) and IDA. Finally, his writings have been published by ICSC, IDA, and ULI.

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Disaster Relief District 6820
To All Rotarians in District 6840 - if you would like to help those affected by the recent tornado disaster in Mississippi, please read note below from District Governor Mark DiBiase - 6820 
 
"The best way that you as a Rotarian can help Rolling Fork at this time is to make a donation to the 6820 Foundation Disaster Relief fund.   This fund is our own district's 501c(3) setup to accept tax-deductible donations that we spend directly on disasters such as these.  Existing funds were used today--over $5,000 towards the above efforts.  We will need more money to support the recovery.  Please donate via Paypal or Credit Card at this link:  
 
 
and forward this message to friends and loved ones to encourage others to give.  Or you can mail a check to District 6820 Foundation - Disaster Relief Fund, 131 Fox Run Road, Canton, MS  39046-9633"
 
 
A bit more information if you would like to read:
"Finally, we will be partnering with the available shelters in Rolling Fork as well as the Greenville shelter over the next couple of weeks to assist with funding and volunteers as the response operation moves into the Recovery stage.  I met with Reid Carter, the Rolling Fork Rotary President, who told me that nearly every Rotarian lost a home and/or business in Rolling Folk.  They themselves are busy getting their own businesses and lives together.  As such, it is even more important that fellow Rotarians step up to help them.  We are also looking into developing an "Adopt a Rotarian" program in which you as a volunteer can come in and assist them individually."
Global Meetings Industry Day
Call for Speakers
Our club is seeking input from members on what kind of speakers you would like to see going forward.  Please forward all suggestions to Seth Nehrbass, SNehrbass@gmail.com
Member Spotlight
If you would like to be featured in our member spotlight, please upload your photo and complete your bio in our member directory. You can access the directory here .  When complete, just send an email to alanc@ldcv.com and let me know you’d like to be added to the rotation.
 
Thank You,
 
Alan Case
BOLO Editor
Upcoming Events
RCNO Meeting-Mar 29th at NOLTC
New Orleans Lawn Tennis Club
Mar 29, 2023
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
 
RCNO Meeting Warren Easton-Apr 5th
Warren Easton High School
Apr 05, 2023
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
 
RCNO Meeting-Apr 19th at NOLTC
New Orleans Lawn Tennis Club
Apr 12, 2023
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
 
NOESAT Regular Meeting
Highrise NOLA
Apr 15, 2023
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM
 
RCNO Meeting-Apr 26th at NOLTC
New Orleans Lawn Tennis Club
Apr 26, 2023
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
 
NOESAT Service Project
Giving Hope Food Pantry
Apr 29, 2023
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM
 
Ponchartrain Storm Sweep (Exact Date TBD)
May 01, 2023
 
RCNO Meeting-May 3rd at NOLTC
New Orleans Lawn Tennis Club
May 03, 2023
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
 
RCNO Meeting-May 10th at NOLTC
New Orleans Lawn Tennis Club
May 10, 2023
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
 
RCNO Meeting-May 17th at NOLTC
New Orleans Lawn Tennis Club
May 17, 2023
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
 
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