Rich Collins is a local journalist based in New Orleans, Louisiana. He writes for Biz New Orleans Magazine, focusing on covering local news, events, and business developments in the area. His work has also been featured in Sun News Media, Delaware State News, Renaissance Publishing LLC, and Coastal Point.
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Rich Collins' articles predominantly focus on local business developments, real estate, and economic impact in the New Orleans area. His coverage heavily features press releases and private sector announcements.
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By: Rich Collins
More Louisiana kids will be able to duplicate Marelo's experience now that the Lafayette-based Cajun Wheelers organization has expanded its activity to Greater New Orleans. The team, which is affiliated with the National Wheelchair Basketball Association, hosted several practices in Jefferson Parish this fall and plans to schedule one per month starting in the spring.
By: Rich Collins
More Louisiana kids will be able to duplicate Marelo’s experience now that the Lafayette-based Cajun Wheelers organization has expanded its activity to Greater New Orleans. The team, which is affiliated with the National Wheelchair Basketball Association, hosted several practices in Jefferson Parish this fall and plans to schedule one per month starting in the spring.
By: Rich Collins
The companies are using technology to try to simplify the trickiest parts of HR in the hospitality industry. They've joined a small cohort of New Orleans-based startups with a similar focus on hospitality, including Ingest.ai, a data analytics company for restaurants, and WeHelp NOLA, a membership-based provider of employee mental health services.
By: Rich Collins
of 6 Sandra Herman loves to solve problems. As a young state employee in the 1970s, she designed the Louisiana Department
By: Rich Collins
The New Orleans Business Alliance, the city's quasi-public economic development nonprofit, announced that it will shut down in early 2025 and transfer its current projects to other city agencies and
By: Rich Collins
The Louisiana family behind Massey's Outfitters is quietly helping small retailers compete against online giants.
By: Rich Collins
of 2 To make a reservation at a fancy restaurant, you don't jog through the French Quarter to see who's got an available spot. You use OpenTable or Resy.
Mark Romig (center) before a New Orleans Saints game Dec. 30, 2018, at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. (Photo by Jeff Strout, The Advocate)
By: Rich Collins
Mark Romig, one of the New Orleans tourism industry’s most respected leaders, is stepping down as chief marketing officer at New Orleans & Company after decades promoting the city.
By: Rich Collins
The employees of Peter Mayer Advertising, one of New Orleans' oldest ad agencies, should get ready to move some furniture.
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