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We deliver the first local, 100% fresh daily eco-community for New Orleans from ecotravel to growing green and everything in between.
Chief Gather of the Green: Traci Claussen
Chief Gather of the Green: Traci Claussen
Founder
After a 19 year marketing, sales & management career in the Radio Broadcast Industry helping local entrepreneurs launch their businesses from small market Ventura/Santa Barbara, to mid-sized Nashville and New Orleans, and the final 7 years in Los Angeles, Traci is now living her decade-long “indie” dream back in New Orleans as Founder of eco-news daily Live Green New Orleans and the REpurposingNOLA Piece by Peace brand, in an effort to help propel a Triple Bottom Line ECO-lution not only in New Orleans, but also through duplicate micro-communities across the country.
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Not one to be boxed in by a Title, Traci is also the New Orleans Eco-travel writer for Examiner.com ~ click here to read more.
FEATURED BLOGGERS:
Ann Woodward
Ecotravel blogger: Ann grew up on a farm near Savannah, GA and currently resides in Manhattan’s East Village. She pays the rent by working as Account Director at an advertising agency, but she is passionate about travel and is known for her globetrotting ways. Ann is partial to tropical destinations such as Sri Lanka and Brazil, although she did visit Iceland last winter. Ann holds a bachelor of arts degree in journalism from the University of Georgia in Athens.
Morgan Molthrop
Green Room/Green Street Blogger: Since Morgan Molthrop’s return to New Orleans in January, the New Orleans native has co-produced Louisiana’s largest Green Fair and curated critically-acclaimed art shows. Working in association with Creative Industry and KK Projects|Life is Art, Molthrop is helping produce a major outdoor art event. An accomplished photographer and author. Molthrop holds a law degree from New York Law School.
Lindsay Glatz
Green Room/Arts blogger: Lindsay Glatz, the Director of Marketing and Communication for the Arts Council of New Orleans who shares a commitment with local artists to create a greener New Orleans. It is the mission of the Arts Council of New Orleans to support and to expand the opportunities for diverse artistic expression and to bring the community together in celebration of our rich multi-cultural heritage. You can follow Lindsay on Twitter.
Emma Chapman
Green Street/Green Growth blogger: Emma Chapman is a third year student at Tulane University majoring in political science. She has held a variety of positions relating to politics, including interning for the Office of International Relations in the City of New Orleans, the Wisconsin State Legislature, and NARAL. She is eager to begin blogging and venture into the exciting world of green New Orleans!
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