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MBA Summer Internship Expo

Interested in learning about summer work opportunities with cutting edge entrepreneurs? This summer, The Idea Village is pioneering an entrepreneurial summer internship program designed specifically for MBA students. The program partners MBA students from the nation's top business schools with the city's most promising entrepreneurs for a summer full of impact and learning. Whether its developing a global expansion strategy for a digital media firm or building a sales and marketing campaign for a game-changing educational software tool, the work will be high-level and the access to the companies' founders and CEOs will be unparalleled.

On Saturday, March 27, The Idea Village will be hosting a Summer Internship Expo. This event will be a great opportunity for those looking to spend a summer in New Orleans to learn more about entrepreneurial work opportunities. Breakfast will be provided, followed by a chance to meet individually with the wide slate of entrepreneurs participating in the program. Google will also be participating, and the event will no doubt be a unique moment for aspiring Googlers to begin building lasting relationships.

Paticipating Entrepreneurs (and their Industry)

Where: 515 Girod Street, New Orleans, LA 70130; 2nd Floor
When: Saturday, March 27, 2010, 9:00 AM-12:30 PM
Format: 9:00-9:30 Check in/Breakfast; 9:30-12:00 Speed Interview Sessions

A La Carte Foods

A La Carte Foods

www.alcfood.com

A La Carte Specialty Foods is a value-added seafood company that offers creative, consistent, ready-to-serve items for retail and food service customers. They select the finest seafood and local spices in order to bring the flavors of New Orleans to the world. Clients include Popeye's, Long John Silver's and Hyatt Hotels, and they are looking to expand their Louisiana-inspired brands into new markets.

A La Carte Specialty Foods Was Founded By Karl Turner after 12 years of experience as the executive director of the Louisiana Seafood Promotion and Marketing Board. Turner has worked with many of the top chefs in Louisiana as well as the leading seafood processors throughout the nation.

The Opportunity

    A La Carte is looking for an entrepreneurial MBA intern to work with the CEO to:
  • Design a food service sales strategy for wholesale products: Identify wholesalers and distributors, engage with brokers, target small high volume restaurant chains, hotels, and casinos.
  • Develop a marketing strategy that creates demand through regional media outlets and local special events for retail product, Saute Your Way.
  • Research international trade policy between the U.S. and China regarding anti tariff products. Develop an export marketing strategy and protocol for shipment of Louisiana Gulf Shrimp to China.

Qualifications

  • Currently pursuing an MBA.
  • Exceptional written communication skills.
  • Excellent interpersonal, presentation, verbal communication and organizational skills.
  • A proactive, "solution oriented" approach to business challenges.
  • Comfortable working in a fast-faced, entrepreneurial environment.
  • A record of success in sales and marketing or brand management.
  • An interest in international affairs, trade issues and public policy is preferred, but not required.

Contact Information

Website: alcfood.com, sauteyourway.com
Email: Karl Turner, CEO, karl@alcfood.com

Body Evolution

Body Evolution

bodyimageforhealth.com

Body Evolution is a development stage company that aims to promote healthier notions of our own body image and fundamentally change the way we view our bodies. Body Evolution was formed to commercialize the body image expertise of Tiffany M. Stewart, PhD, a company founder and research psychologist at The Pennington Biomedical Research Center, a global leader in nutrition and obesity research based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Dr. Stewart's body of work includes a software-based body image disturbance assessment instrument, as well as educational and treatment content generated from her extensive research and clinical experience in body image.

Tom Fischmann, Body Evolution's CEO, previously co-founded Ninth House, the premier provider of online leadership and management skills training. Ninth House tapped talent from TV & film, video and software games, enterprise technology, and instructional design to create an immersive online experience akin to a flight simulator for business skills. Tom expects similarly immersive experiences that are built atop a sound instructional foundation (proven treatment programs) to drive measurable impact, helping to prevent eating disorders and reverse the prevailing environment of "normative discontent" as it pertains to our bodies.

The Opportunity

Body Evolution expects to be in program development during summer 2010, with beta release shortly thereafter. Due to the universally relevant nature of body image content, the blessing and curse of Body Evolution is so many potential channels and marketing approaches. Therefore, rapid prototyping and experimentation will be a primary activity during the months leading to product release. The timing of this internship promises to be hectic, exciting, and extremely rewarding. The person will need to hit the ground running and not stop. He/she is a one-person platoon, able to develop sound strategies and then put them into action.

    Responsibilities may include:
  • Develop strategies, evaluate and implement tools for Lead Generation and Qualification.
  • Develop Sales & Implementation Strategy for specific B2B populations (i.e. college sororities, student leaders, university leaders) and sub-populations.
  • Identify strategies, test and implement approaches to generate individual subscriptions within target audience.
  • Identify strategies, test and implement approaches to crowd-source content and interaction.

Qualifications

  • Currently pursuing an MBA.
  • Exceptional written communication skills.
  • Excellent interpersonal, presentation, verbal communication and organizational skills.
  • A proactive, "solution oriented" approach to business.
  • Comfortable working in a fast-faced, entrepreneurial environment.
  • Detail-oriented with the ability to manage a diverse workload.

Contact Information

Website: bodyimageforhealth.com
Email: Tom Fischmann, CEO, tom@bodyimageforhealth.com

Drop the Chalk

Drop the Chalk

www.dropthechalk.com

Drop the Chalk is a web-based, comprehensive data management platform that allows teachers and school administrators to organize and analyze classroom data easily and effectively—all with the aim of driving student achievement and improving our nation's schools. The firm's founder and CEO is a former Teach For America corps member with a computer science degree. After working in the classroom and helping to found a charter school, she was compelled to use her technology background to create the tools she wished she had as a teacher.

Drop the Chalk empowers teachers to measure their impact in the classroom. This teacher-centered approach creates a mindset shift around the use of data: what was once considered a government-mandated burden is now a means of creating an inspirational feeling of success on a daily basis. The product's ease of use, robust analytical tools, and scalable implementation have positioned it to achieve rapid adoption. Soon, teachers will ask themselves, "How did I ever teach before Drop the Chalk?"

The Opportunity

Drop the Chalk is looking for a self-starting, entrepreneurial leader to develop its growth strategy. The ideal candidate will be passionate about education and have a background of success in sales and marketing, brand management and/or strategic consulting. Experience with technology ventures is a plus.

    The MBA summer intern will work directly with the CEO to:
  • Develop a growth strategy that positions Drop the Chalk as a premier provider of data services to schools.
  • Perform market analysis that identifies key target segments and channels within the education space.
  • Create engaging marketing materials.
  • Build relationships with potential clients and strategic partners.
  • Develop an understanding of industry trends, current events, and related information that will impact the business.

Qualifications

  • Currently pursuing an MBA.
  • Exceptional interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills.
  • Ability to manage a diverse workload and deliver high-quality results.
  • Problem solver who proactively identifies solutions to key business challenges.
  • Independent and self-motivated, yet enjoys working within a highly collaborative team.
  • Ability to thrive in a high-energy, fast-paced, results-driven environment.

Contact Information

Website: www.dropthechalk.com
Email: Jen Schnidman, CEO, schnidman@gmail.com

NOLA Couture

NOLA Couture

www.nolacouture.com

NOLA Couture is a New Orleans based clothing line known for its vibrant, unique prints that are inspired by New Orleans and the south. The main product line is a series of men's ties, alongside sell dog collars and leashes, belts, headbands/scarves and t-shirts with the signature prints.

NOLA Couture is designed for the upscale shopper, but is accessible to the consumer who is looking to trade up. Through unique designs and vibrant colors with a southern theme NOLA Couture appeal not only to the established businessman but also the recent college grad. Moderate pricing with upscale design generates broad appeal with brand identity secured through select placement in upscale retailers. NOLA Couture sells its product wholesale to stores and boutiques throughout the country. It also has an e-commerce website sells retail at art shows, festivals, trunk shows and holiday events. NOLA Couture is preparing to expand into major national retail outlets.

NOLA Couture was founded by New Orleans native Cecile Hardy. Prior to founding NOLA Couture, Cecile worked for Gap, Inc. and Williams-Sonoma. As CEO, she plans to leverage her extensive experience in retail and fashion to bring New Orleans inspired clothing to the world and help the local community in the process.

The Opportunity

    NOLA Couture is looking for an entrepreneurial MBA intern to work directly with the CEO to:
  • Design a sales and marketing strategy aimed at securing accounts with major national retail outlets, such as Bloomingdales, Saks Fifth Avenue and Macy's.
  • Develop NOLA Couture's branding strategy to position the company for national expansion.
  • Create engaging marketing materials.
  • Build relationships with potential clients and strategic partners.
  • Develop an understanding of industry trends, current events, and related information that will impact the business.

Qualifications

  • Currently pursuing an MBA.
  • Exceptional written communication skills.
  • Excellent interpersonal, presentation, verbal communication and organizational skills.
  • A proactive, "solution oriented" approach to business challenges.
  • Comfortable working in a fast-faced, entrepreneurial environment.
  • Record of success in sales and marketing, luxury goods or brand management is preferred, but not required.

Contact Information

Website: www.nolacouture.com
Email: Cecile Hardy, CEO, cecilehardy@gmail.com

Schedulist

Schedulist

www.schedulist.com

Schedulist is seeking a dynamic MBA student to work as a summer intern focused on PR and product marketing. If you are looking for a meaningful summer internship, with an opportunity to impact the business, then Schedulist is the place for you.

As an MBA summer intern, you will report directly to the CEO as you assist with the public relations effort, provide messaging guidance on campaigns and events, as well as participate in collateral development and other product marketing activities. You will work with a small, highly motivated team, and gain hands on experience in product management, marketing, PR, social media, and sales. This role combines strategy and tactics to contribute to the overall success of Schedulist.

The Opportunity

Schedulist has a SaaS (Software as a Service) go-to-market model. As an MBA summer intern, you will have the opportunity to work on both solution marketing and product marketing for the most innovative product in the workforce management market.

    Key Responsibilities will include:
  • Refine and deliver solution and product messaging, positioning, and value proposition.
  • Create and communicate go-to-market strategies for new and existing products, including promotional activities to drive lead generation.
  • Play a key role in content creation and development of collateral material.
  • Collaborate with contract marketing resources to support successful demand generation programs.
  • Develop marketing plans that facilitate measurable revenue results.
  • Collect and act upon market intelligence, including competitive intelligence and analyst reports.

Qualifications

  • Currently enrolled in a top-tier MBA program.
  • 4 years of experience in healthcare, IT operations, technology product management, technical marketing, and/or pre-sales.
  • Bachelors degree in computer science or engineering is a plus.
  • Thorough understanding of the US healthcare market is also preferred.

Technical Skills

    The candidate must have moderate knowledge of most of the following:
  • Technology adoption.
  • Software as a Service delivery model.

Non-Technical Skills

  • Entrepreneurial mindset.
  • Excellent verbal, written, and presentation skills, including public speaking skills.
  • Organizational skills - ability to meet deadlines, ability to achieve and maintain high productivity levels.
  • Enthusiasm - motivated to contribute and do what it takes to get things done.
  • Teamwork - the ability to work both with teams, and across multiple teams.
  • Ability and willingness to learn quickly.
  • Ability to participate effectively in multiple projects simultaneously.

Contact Information

Website: www.schedulist.com
Email: Chris Laibe, CEO, chris.laibe@infrontusa.com

TurboSquid

TurboSquid

www.turbosquid.com

TurboSquid is the largest library of 3D products in the world. As the market leader, TurboSquid’s goal is to revolutionize the way that 3D products are bought, sold and delivered by creating a new and focused digital marketplace designed to offer large selections of affordable products while providing maximum returns to intellectual property owners. TurboSquid provides unmatched value and support to its partners, content creators and customers while creating a stimulating and exciting environment to accomplish its goals.

The Opportunity

The Internationalization Intern will recommend best practices for TurboSquid’s global sales and operations, develop financial models, and make other recommendations to improve TurboSquid’s global presence.
(Please note that this position will not involve travel.)

    Potential responsibilities include:
  • Create best practices & operation manual for internationalization. (For example, how do we support customers in each geographical area?)
  • Develop financial models for recommended best practices.
  • Identify & vet local partners in Japan, Korea, Germany, France, Spain, and Italy.
  • Advise company on currency risks & policies.
  • Identify cultural considerations in major global areas of business.
  • Define translation strategies.

Qualifications

  • Passion, integrity, creativity, energy, initiative, persistence, intellectual curiosity, high standards, positive attitude and desire/ability to work in a non-traditional work environment.
  • Currently pursuing an MBA.
  • Knowledge of B2B marketing and business operations.
  • The ability to create and develop marketing initiatives, product branding, and product launching, while providing metrics to support ROI.
  • Understands the "big picture."
  • Be both "left brain and right brain" - combining creativity and business acumen at a very high level.
  • Strong interest in international business (previous foreign travel or knowledge of a foreign language a plus, though not required).
  • BONUS POINTS: Knowledge of creative management or graphic design work.
  • Excellent analytical skills, with great attention to detail.

Contact Information

Website: www.turbosquid.com
Email: Michele Bousquet, VP Sales and Marketing, mbousquet@turbosquid.com

Special Guests

James Carville, Jim Coulter, Bob Brown, General Wesley Clark, Amy Cosper, Dr. Scott Cowen, Mark Cuban, Michael Hecht, Walter Isaacson, Julie Silard Kantor, Robin Keegan, The Honorable Mitch Landrieu, Mary Matalin, Irvin Mayfield, Stephen Perry, Peter Reiling, Hugh Weber & Kurt Weigle

  • "Inspired by Design"

    Entrepreneur.com - 5/3/10

    Just recently, Hardy was chosen as one of seven entrepreneurs to partner with an MBA team in New Orleans Entrepreneur Week 2010, when over 150 top MBA students, corporate volunteers, and our nation's most accomplished entrepreneurial talent congregated and collaborated in New Orleans to provide 9,121 hours of direct service to 329 early-stage New Orleans entrepreneurs....

  • "Reaping the Reward"

    myNewOrleans.com - 4/8/10

    What a year it has been so far! And now we are smack in the middle of festival season: Pinch me, I must be dreaming in the land of dreamy scenes. As good as it has been (Thank you, Saints. Thank you, Mitch. Thank you, Rex, etc.), plenty has been going on in parallel to all the Big Things that should not go unnoticed.

  • "How Businesses Are Launched, Big Easy Style"

    GOOD - 4/8/10

    Right after Hurricane Katrina hit, the academic world responded to the disaster. Schools sent students to do relief work, symposiums were planned.... Over spring break, while many of their peers lapped up tropical-flavored drinks, business students from around the country flew to New Orleans, where they were matched with local entrepreneurs as part of Idea Village's Entrepreneur Week.

  • "C.U. Team Takes First Place in Entrepreneur Challenge"

    The Cornell Daily Sun - 4/2/10

    The first time's a charm. The Johnson School of Management team travelled to New Orleans from Mar. 20 to Mar. 27 to compete for the first time in the Entrepreneur Challenge and won first place - beating out rival business schools Stanford, Northwestern, University of California-Berkeley and University of Chicago.

  • "Big Easy Blends wins Entrepreneur Week competition"

    New Orleans CityBusiness - 3/30/10

    Big Easy Blends, makers of the portable potable Mar-GO-rita, were chosen winners of New Orleans Entrepreneur Week’s competition among up and coming businesses. One of CityBusiness’ Innovator of the Year honoree in 2009, Big Easy Blends was founded in 2007 by Craig Cordes....

  • "Jazz Festival for Entrepreneurship"

    TravelTalk Media - 3/28/10

    Mixing work with fun is a longtime New Orleans specialty and nobody does it better. Mix they did again this week in the Big Easy for the annual New Orleans Entrepreneur Week where some of the nation’s most creative minds congregated to celebrate, support and promote entrepreneurship and innovation.

  • "Johnson School team wins New Orleans IdeaCorps Challenge!"

    Cornell University The Johnson School - 3/27/10

    A team from the Johnson School, participating in their first IdeaCorps Challenge in New Orleans, took first place among other visiting business-school teams from Kellogg, Booth, Haas and Stanford.

  • "Students team up for New Orleans Entrepreneur Week"

    Tulane University Freeman School of Business - 3/27/10

    Jack and Jake's Local and Organic Market is a new business that plans to bring locally grown food to customers in underserved neighborhoods within three days of harvest, but to achieve that goal, the company first needs a top-notch distribution system. That’s where a team of MBA students from Tulane, Loyola and UNO comes in.

  • "New Orleans entrepreneurs merge commercial and social-welfare interests"

    The Times-Picayune - 3/23/10

    Hurricane Katrina disrupted the sense of detachment and malaise that can often envelope communities, and in doing so it laid the groundwork for a burgeoning innovative entrepreneurial community in New Orleans, the president and chief executive officer of the Aspen Institute said Monday.

  • "Entrepreneur Week Kicks Off In New Orleans"

    Good NOLA - 3/22/10

    Entrepreneur Week Kicks Off In New Orleans. Entrepreneur Week in New Orleans is a meeting of the minds for upstart businesses and up-and-coming talent. The week is about matching top business talent from across the country with ...

  • "Village Capital and The Idea Village: Starting Social Enterprises"

    TechDrawl - 3/21/10

    The Idea Village in New Orleans is an excellent model for how a small group of dedicated entrepreneurs have created a remarkable ecosystem. A group of young entrepreneurs in New Orleans went to Atlanta, New York, Boston, and Chicago, did well in start-ups and finance, and then moved back to the city....

  • "Entrepreneur Week billed as Jazz Fest for business"

    The Times-Picayune - 3/21/10

    Despite their splashy appearance, the three-foot-long, black and yellow flags emblazoned with a light bulb and the phrase "It's On In NOLA" that were sent to businesses around the metro area this month may prove to be an understated way ...

  • "Bloomberg Television to focus on New Orleans entrepreneurs"

    The Times-Picayune - 3/19/10

    The digital-cable business network Bloomberg Television will present a live New Orleans edition of "On the Road with Betty Liu" on Tuesday (March 23) from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m.

  • "Idea Village sets economic development pace"

    New Orleans CityBusiness - 3/19/10

    Let's spend a few minutes celebrating a victory and remembering what could have been. First of all, congratulations to The Idea Village for making its 10th year and helping countless New Orleans area entrepreneurs make something of themselves and their good ideas.

  • "Big Help in the Big Easy"

    Inc.com - 3/17/10

    Organizers of New Orleans Entrepreneurship Week estimate the event will provide some $900,000 worth of consulting to local businesses. New Orleans already is the fastest-growing city in the U.S. - and a local nonprofit wants its businesses (and hopefully, a reputation for fostering innovation) to keep pace.

  • "Johnson School team to be part of Entrepreneur Week's IDEACorps"

    Cornell - 3/16/10

    A team of Johnson School students has, for the first time, been invited to compete with the best in the Idea Village Entrepreneur Challenge in New Orleans, LA from March 20-28. The challenge, which is part of Entrepreneur Week, charges teams from the nation's leading MBA schools to use their professional skills in short-term, high impact service roles in the revitalization of New Orleans.

  • "New Orleans Entrepreneurship Week: Meet With Google, Deloitte, Salesforce.com"

    BayouBuzz.com - 3/3/10

    Google, Deloitte and Salesforce.com…Jazz Fest of Entrepreneurship…What a week…Attend Friday's Introduction, Cocktail Party and Mingler. Idea Village, a leading organization in Southeast Louisiana is announcing Entrepreneur Week which will be a week-long event involving many New Orleans sites, business and major national industry leaders.

  • "Blue Ocean: Can the popular business strategy help Louisiana find its next big catch?"

    1012 Corridor - 2/9/10

    When state economic development officials talk about the kinds of companies they want to attract to Louisiana, they point to TurboSquid.

  • "Receivables Exchange capitalizes on the down economy"

    The Times-Picayune

    Nic Perkin and The Receivables Exchange, an online auctionhouse for accounts receivable are trailblazing for a new generation of entrepreneurs by capitalizing on a huge theoretical market. New Orleans is welcoming driven entrepreneurs with open arms, says Tim Williamson, co-founder of The Idea Village. "The biggest ideas are the ones that have skepticism in the beginning."

  • "Back in Business After Katrina"

    CNN - 10/22/09

    Sean Callebs reports on how Rock 'n Bowl bounced back after Hurricane Katrina. Rock 'n Bowl discusses with CNN the generous grant he received from The Idea Village which made it possible for them to quickly open their doors to the public news-Katrina.

  • "The New NOLA Tech Zone"

    Where Y'At Magazine - 10/15/09

    According to Tim Williamson, President and Co-founder of the Idea Village, New Orleans possesses, among other things, a university system and a creative culture. New Orleans is also a "worldwide brand." "The good news is that the foundation is there," Williamson says.

  • "After the Storm: New Orleans' economic rebirth"

    CNN - 8/27/09

    "If you look at the people that have come since Katrina, there has been this influx of talent who has come to New Orleans, initially to help, but now they are here to stay and live and to grow new companies. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to reinvent an American city," Tim Williamson said.

  • "Entrepreneurs Take to 'Big Easy'"

    Wall Street Journal - 8/24/09

    Small-business owners who left are now coming back, driven by a sense of mission to help the struggling city and to take advantage of generous tax breaks. Young professionals have moved to the Big Easy to help with its recovery, enjoy its cultural offerings and start businesses.

  • "The changing face-and faces-of New Orleans"

    The Times Picayune - 8/23/09

    "Now you have some people who are here not just for the recovery, but who have drunk the Kool-Aid and want to be part of the long-term economic and social change of New Orleans," Tim Williamson said.

  • "A Place of Their Own"

    1012 Corridor - 8/1/2009

    "If you’re a young, bright entrepreneur, New Orleans looks pretty interesting right now," [Idea Village CEO Tim] Williamson says. "There aren’t hundreds of thousands of layoffs; there’s actually a growing, entrepreneurial community. We’ve got our coolness, but there’s also a sense of opportunity here, because we’re going through a transformation."

  • "Entrepreneurs Leverage New Orleans's Charm to Lure Small Businesses"

    The New York Times - 7/30/09

    "Competitive gets you nowhere. It's about being collaborative. And this city is so like that, from the people helping each other rebuild their homes to building businesses," said Seema Sudan, the owner and director of the knitwear company LiaMolly.

  • "Introducing the Entre-pioneers of the 'New' New Orleans"

    Social Earth - 7/30/09

    Clusters are a validation that entrepreneurs can create economic and social change.

  • "Persevering in New Orleans"

    The Washington Times - 7/29/09

    Driven by the mantra "Trust your crazy ideas," The Idea Village is a nonprofit dedicated to accelerating the city's for-profit entrepreneurial culture. Through a combination of talent attraction, technical support and connection to financing, the organization has supported more than 255 entrepreneurial ventures representing 946 jobs and more than $69 million in revenue.

  • "Think Tank"

    WWL - 7/24/09

    Think Tank hosts Tim Williamson, Miji Park, Jo Ann Minor and Amy Cosper, Editor in Chief of Entrepreneur Magazine, on July 24th to discuss entrepreneurship in New Orleans and the grand opening of The Entergy Innovation Center.

  • "Entrepreneur Magazine Highlights the New Orleans Entrepreneurial Ecosystem"

    Entrepreneur Magazine - 7/23/09

    "When The Idea Village was founded in 2000, we were building the framework for vibrant entrepreneurial community. 9 years later, this nascent spirit is alive and growing" says Tim Williamson.

  • "Laid-off Wall Streeters Find Entrepreneurial Spirit"

    Christian Science Monitor - 7/23/09

    "Clustering entrepreneurs is quite useful," says Tim Williamson, President of The Idea Village, a New Orleans business incubator. "It allows people to interact closely, bump into each other at the water cooler, [and it] forces conversation," he says.

  • "Entrepreneurial Hubs Are Springing Up Across the City And Spurring Economic Development"

    The Times Picayune - 7/19/09

    "The hubs operate under edgy names - Entrepreneur's Row, The Icehouse, The IP and the Entergy Innovation Center. The hubs encourage networking and collaboration among innovative companies while seeking to recreate a freewheeling culture reminiscent of Silicon Valley."

  • "Despite the National Recession, New Orleans is Attracting a Wave of Workers Pursuing Entrepreneurial Jobs"

    The Times Picayune - 6/26/09

    "New Orleans is attractive because there are lots of opportunities here and less layoffs than in other places like Boston or San Francisco," Tim Williamson said.

  • "Trumpet named one of top 10 marketing agencies in the country by Fast Company magazine"

    The Times-Picayune

    Regional New Orleans ad agency continues to craftily reinvent itself news-Katrina by becoming a startup incubator.

  • "3-D role in building up America"

    Anderson Cooper 360

    Turbosquid, a New Orleans-based 3-D imaging company becomes a worldwide leader in its industry despite difficult odds.

  • "James Carville: New Orleans is Storming Back"

    CNN

    James Carville pens a tribute to New Orleans’s historic rebirth.