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Creative Louisiana Hosts Manuel valencia
The Manship Theater at the Shaw Center
70802
18 November 2011 - 19 November 2011
Baton Rougte, Louisiana
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Organizer: Creative Louisiana
Event Information Date November 18, 8:30am - 10:00am Speaker Manuel Valencia Host The Manship Theater at the Shaw Center About Manuel Valencia Manuel F. Valencia enjoys designing, starting and growing businesses. Since earning an MBA from the Ross School at the University of Michigan, Manny has helped build several B2B and B2C companies in diverse industries such as telecom, health care technology and professional services. He is the founder of 300seats, a one-of-a-kind cultural hub and event series and a board member of the 1899 Foundation and Family Road of Greater Baton Rouge. A native of Lodi, NJ, a place made famous as the setting for “The Sopranos,” Manny produced several films and worked as a party motivator in New York City while at Rutgers University. During graduate school he caught a bug for international travel and has visited 6 continents for work and leisure. A passionate fanatic of international football, Manny makes trips to temples of the sport with family and friends to cities like Buenos Aires, Barcelona and Rome, keeping alive his dream to play starting forward for A.S. ROMA. He lives in Baton Rouge, Louisiana with Jacqueline, Sofia and Diane, and he walks three Chihuahuas in the neighborhood. About Creative Louisiana Creative Louisiana is based on the popular lecture series Creative Mornings, founded by Tina Roth Eisenberg, a New York designer. We love Tina--she encouraged us to make it happen! Creative Louisiana is an official event of Baton Rouge Entrepreneurship Week, a celebration of the vibrant entrepreneurial culture in southern Louisiana. For more information about other Baton Rouge Entrepreneurship Week events, visit brewingupideas.com Sponsors and Supporting Cast Your current Creative Louisiana website reading pleasure is courtesy of 3Coasts. Love this website? It’s inspired by Tina Roth Eisenberg and created by our friend Brian Berlin of 3Coasts. Creative Louisiana is powered by LSU Continuing Education. LSUCE's mission is to enrich people's lives and we hope this experience enriches yours. Additional energy comes from the Regional Innovation Organization, which helps innovative ideas become reality. Spread the word, get involved, sponsor us. Louisiana’s creative goodness is like gumbo—the more we share it, the more fun for all. Want to talk? Contact Wendy Overton at wendy dot overton (at) gmail dot com, or follow us on Twitter @WeAreCreativeLa
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