Upcoming Events at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport
Description
The New Orleans Multicultural Tourism Network is proud to present the fourth luncheon in our members-only signature series, "Meet the Players," a luncheon that focuses on connecting NOMTN business members with high-level business leaders and executives in
Event Details
The New Orleans Multicultural Tourism Network is proud to present the fourth luncheon in our members-only signature series, "Meet the Players," a luncheon that focuses on connecting NOMTN business members with high-level business leaders and executives in tourism/hospitality, and economic development to help them expand their business network. The event is limited to 25 members on a first come basis (not transferable).
Additional Event Details:
11:30am-12:30pm: Lunch provided by NOMTN member, Dooky's and presentation by Kevin Doliolle, Parabola Room located in the Concourse C lobby next to Hancock Whitney Bank
12:30pm-1:30pm: Tour of the new North Terminal (Optional, RSVP required to ericadew@soulofneworleans.com)
Dress code and requirements for North Terminal tour: All tour participants must wear pants, sleeved shirts and closed-toe, hard-sole, flat shoes. Everyone will be supplied with protective gear to wear throughout the tour.
Parking validation will be provided.
Meet Kevin Dolliole
Kevin Dolliole is Director of Aviation at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport. A native of New Orleans, Dolliole joined the New Orleans Aviation Board with over 40 years in the aviation industry. He brings technical proficiency and innovative approaches to working with airlines, developing new air service and managing capital construction projects to Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport. Kevin is also experienced in planning efforts for operational, organizational and airport development initiatives.He previously served as senior vice president of Unison Consulting, which provides consulting services for airports. He directed St. Louis airports from 2005 through 2007 and was San Antonio's aviation director from 1999 through 2005. He also served as acting director, assistant director and deputy director in various roles covering facilities, administration and finance and operations and maintenance in New Orleans between 1989 and 1999.The Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport is in the midst of constructing a world-class North Terminal, scheduled to be completed this year. The project has created an estimated 13,000 direct construction jobs and generates a nearly $1 billion investm
Additional Event Details:
11:30am-12:30pm: Lunch provided by NOMTN member, Dooky's and presentation by Kevin Doliolle, Parabola Room located in the Concourse C lobby next to Hancock Whitney Bank
12:30pm-1:30pm: Tour of the new North Terminal (Optional, RSVP required to ericadew@soulofneworleans.com)
Dress code and requirements for North Terminal tour: All tour participants must wear pants, sleeved shirts and closed-toe, hard-sole, flat shoes. Everyone will be supplied with protective gear to wear throughout the tour.
Parking validation will be provided.
Meet Kevin Dolliole
Kevin Dolliole is Director of Aviation at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport. A native of New Orleans, Dolliole joined the New Orleans Aviation Board with over 40 years in the aviation industry. He brings technical proficiency and innovative approaches to working with airlines, developing new air service and managing capital construction projects to Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport. Kevin is also experienced in planning efforts for operational, organizational and airport development initiatives.He previously served as senior vice president of Unison Consulting, which provides consulting services for airports. He directed St. Louis airports from 2005 through 2007 and was San Antonio's aviation director from 1999 through 2005. He also served as acting director, assistant director and deputy director in various roles covering facilities, administration and finance and operations and maintenance in New Orleans between 1989 and 1999.The Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport is in the midst of constructing a world-class North Terminal, scheduled to be completed this year. The project has created an estimated 13,000 direct construction jobs and generates a nearly $1 billion investm
