TODAY, HB293 by Rep. Harrison (repeal bus driver tenure) is expected to be debated on the Senate floor.  Sen. Appel will be handling this bill on behalf of Rep. Harrison.  It is sixth on the list of House Bills, and the Senate convenes at 1pm.

SCR99 by Sen. Appel (the MFP resolution) has been re-committed to House Appropriations Committee—so it seems there will be one final committee vote before heading to the House floor.

If your business received re-entry placards, please review each placard to determine if it is still valid.  If your placards have expired, please log-in to the Jefferson Parish Re-Entry Placard Program site at www.jumpstartjefferson.com and select “Enter the Jumpstart Jefferson Re-Entry Application Process”.

The Jefferson Parish Re-Entry Placard Program has been updated and now shares a common database with our regional parishes.  The new database means that all businesses renewing or updating placards, even if you had a previous account, MUST set-up a new account by selecting “Click Here to Get Started”.

If you have a valid account that was updated or created in 2011, you may select the tab “Already Have an Account” to continue with your request.  Remember the importance of keeping your username and password on file so that you can update and re-enter your account in the future.  Also, please remember to keep your account updated with the most current information.

Should you need assistance using the website, please click on the Email the Program Director link in the upper right corner for assistance.   For more information, please contact Charlie Hudson or Karen Daviss with the Jefferson Parish Emergency Management Department at 504-349-5360.

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For more than 40 years, members have had the opportunity to learn and grow – while setting goals, developing lasting relationships, and giving back to the community. Through these formative experiences, members acquire the tools to help realize their full potential.

The Westbank Unit, often referred to as the Westbank Boys & Girls Club, holds an annual golf tournament to raise funding for its programs.

If you are interested in participating as a player or sponsor, please see Sponsorship/Registration Flyer HERE.
HOW DO I SIGN UP?
1. MAIL or DROP-OFF – Complete the registration form on the back cover of this brochure and mail it to or drop it off at one of the addresses listed below:
Note: If you prefer to pay with a check, please enclose it with your registration form and make it payable to Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeast Louisiana.

2. FAX – Fax your registration to: 504-347-0898
Attn: James Barse
NAI Latter & Blum, Inc.

3. IN PERSON – Registration will be open at Stonebridge Country Club the day of the tournament from 10 AM until 12 PM.
Please mail or fax registration by June 17th or register in person at the event.

Questions?
Please contact Walgreens’ Golf Tournament Director, Renell Stewart, at (504) 621-1077 or renell@bellsouth.net. You can also contact Boys & Girls Club Westbank Unit Director, Tim Joyce, at (504) 368-3434 or by email at tjoyce@bgcsela.org

11:30 a.m.

Chateau Estates Golf & Country Club
3600 Chateau Blvd., Kenner.

Contact:

Kathy Melchers
reservations@kpba.biz

Contact: Jenna Ragani • 724.388.6256 • jraglani@shopfullaccess.com • info@edreedfoundation.org
edreedfoundation.org

TITLE SPONSORSHIP
$10,000
• Name in title of event along side Ed Reed’s
• 3 foursomes
• Company table at golf course
• 20 tickets to cocktail party
• Company name/logo on all signage at event
• Company name/logo on website year round
GOLF SHIRT SPONSORSHIP
$7500
• Company name/logo on golf polos given to all
participants at event
• 2 foursomes
• Company table at golf course
• 10 tickets to cocktail party
• Company name/logo on all signage at event
• Company name/logo on website year round
GOLF HAT SPONSORSHIP
$6000
• Company name/logo on golf hats given to all
participants at event
• 2 foursomes
• Company table at golf course
• 8 tickets to cocktail party
• Company name/logo on all signage at event
• Company name/logo on website year round
LUNCH SPONSORSHIP
$5000
• Opportunity to provide lunch at event
• Opportunity to provide food at the golf turn
• 1 foursome
• 8 Tickets to cocktail party
• Company name/logo on all signage at event
• Company name/logo on website year round
GOLF BALL SPONSORSHIP
$3500
• Company name/logo on golf balls given to all
participants at event
• 1 foursomes
• Company table at golf course
• 8 tickets to cocktail party
• Company name/logo on all signage at event
• Company name/logo on website year round
PUTTING GREEN SPONSORSHIP
$2000
• Opportunity to set up contest at putting green
to promote company
• 1 foursomes
• 8 tickets to cocktail party
• Company name/logo on all signage at event
• Company name/logo on website year round
PAR 3-HOLE IN 1 SPONSOR
$2000 (3 available)
• Opportunity to set up contest at a par 3 on the
course to promote company
• 1 foursomes
• 8 tickets to cocktail party
• Company name/logo on all signage at event
• Company name/logo on website year round
HOLE SPONSOR
$300 (36 available)
• Company sign placed on tee box
• 4 tickets to cocktail party

If you would like to help us make a better Tour De Jefferson…. Join us for our 1st planning meeting:  May 23,  8:30 am at the  Jefferson Chamber office, 3421 N. Causeway Blvd., Suite 203, Metairie.

(504) 835-3880

Target Audience:   Small Businesses/Small Organizations
(This is not a technical presentation for IT/IS consultants)
NO COST TO ATTEND!

LaBAEO is a mobilization initiative of the BAEO based in Washington, DC.  As state director, Eric is responsible for building statewide support for expanding parental choice options for educating low-income black children in Louisiana.  Prior to his role with BAEO, Eric helped to launch Sable International for which he is a Managing Partner and previously served as Director of Business Development.

Eric has more than a decade of experience in product development, process improvement, and customer relations.  Prior to becoming an entrepreneur, he worked in some of the country’s leading companies, such as Bechtel, Texas Instruments, Raytheon, and McKesson.

As a strong community advocate in Baton Rouge, he currently serves as the Board President of the Baton Rouge Black Chamber of Commerce.  In addition to the Chamber, Eric currently or previously served on the board of several other local organizations, including the Dean’s Advisory Council for LSU’s E.J. Ourso College of Business, Advisory Board of YWCA, Advisory Board of Desire Street Academy, Riz-Up Louisiana, Forum 35 and the Baton Rouge Branch of the NAACP.  He is also a deacon at the Way of Holiness Ministries in Jackson and Baton Rouge, LA.

If you would like to attend the Education Committee Meeting today, please contact Matt Preuett at (504) 835-3880.