Uptown. Downtown. Riverside. Lakeside. Where do you need to go?
We help clients connect to and work with the diverse communities of New Orleans and beyond.
About Us
HOW DO YOU TEACH AN OLD CITY NEW TRICKS?
We know New Orleans.
We know Louisiana. There isn't just one kind of food, or people, or language, or even history.
Folks are partial to their neighborhoods and their traditions. Word of mouth is still more persuasive than the Internet.
It all can make starting a new business or an important project a tricky thing. But at Seventeen18, we also know how to help organizations deliver a message so that people will hear it – and pass it along.
For clients trying to navigate the intricacies of our region, we offer extensive business support services,
as well as community engagement, marketing, media relations, project and event planning, and more
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Let Seventeen18 help you save time and build success by using our skills to your advantage.
OUR SERVICES
Business services for start-ups and nonprofits
Comprehensive business plans
Business and nonprofit formation
Brand development
Establishment of organizational infrastructure
Data and record organization
Standard operating procedure development
Marketing plan development and implementation
Web development and content
Social media plans
Services for established small businesses and nonprofits
Organizational analysis
Policy and procedure updates
Data and record organization
Employee and operational manual development
Marketing plan development and implementation
Web development and content
Social media plans
Meeting and event planning
Grant and report development
Communications and Community Engagement Services
Advertising campaigns: print, web, television, radio
Public relations: targeted grass roots outreach
Media relations: press releases, appearance/interview coordination, crisis communications
Social media campaign planning and content
Project specific web development and content
Demographic and project research, analysis, and reporting
EXPERIENCE COUNTS
Recent client and projects include:
City of New Orleans Department of Public Works
Community engagement and project documentation for multiple simultaneous roadwork projects
City of New Orleans SuperGras Infrastructure Sub-Committee
Administrative support and documentation for the committee coordinating citywide projects ahead of Super Bowl LIX
Tremé Community Education Program
Citywide survey of people over 55, survey analysis and reporting
Orleans Parish School Board
Community engagement, marketing, and event planning to support board redistricting
New Orleans City Council
Community engagement, media engagement, marking, and event planning to to support council redistricting
New Orleans Workforce Development Board
Coordination and facilitation of in-house strategic plan implementation analysis, additional analysis, and
development of recommendations
Louisiana Chamber of Commerce Foundation
Organizational formation and launch, ongoing project analysis,
grant writing, grant and other reporting
Central City Economic Opportunity Corporation
Operations and employee manual development
A word from Lisa Mazique at CCEOC
"Seventeen18 delivered professional products and administrative content for our organization with minimal oversight. They were incredibly easy to work with, taking our task list, performing independent industry research, and converting it into tangible policy manuals and guidance materials. All interactions were professional and assignment deliverables were received in a timely manner. Seventeen18 is an asset to any organization in need of technical writing and print collateral."
– Lisa Mazique, Executive Director
Central City Economic Opportunity Corporation
A word from David St. Etienne at LCCF
"I had the privilege to work with Seventeen18 as they coordinated the development, launch, inaugural events and initial communications for the Louisiana Chamber of Commerce Foundation. At every step they worked to set LCCF apart from other business advocacy organizations, while communicating our mission and vision with strength and conviction."
– David St. Etienne, President and CEO
The Louisiana Chamber of Commerce Foundation