It’s New Orleans: Out to Lunch

Hosted ByPeter Ricchiuti

Tulane University A.B. Freeman School of Business finance professor Peter Ricchiuti holds court over lunch at Columns in Uptown New Orleans. Peter's lunch guests are New Orleans business people, from startups to CEO's, from artists to tech entrepreneurs, musicians to movers-and-shakers. New Orleans is on everybody's list as a great place to party but it's also on many lists of the best place to start a business. Peter's deeply knowledgable and equally levity-laden approach to business conversation neatly makese sense of the Crescent City's contradictions.

The Other Side of Cancer Alley – Out to Lunch – It’s New Orleans

If human knowledge and medical technology keep progressing, it stands to reason that eventually we’re going to figure out how to cure even the most difficult diseases, like cancer.

Yes, it’s optimistic, but it’s also logical. What is, perhaps, less expected is that this knowledge would come from Louisiana.

Paige Miller

Paige Miller is President of Oleander Medical Technologies. It’s a company that’s pioneering a technique that, if things work out, will cure certain types of cancer.  In a matter of minutes. With no side effects.

Molly Hegarty

Molly Hegarty is founder of a company called RDNote. It’s software that makes it easy for doctors to care about your diet and get dietary information into your medical records to make nutrition-related diagnoses.

It might sound a bit over dramatic to say this 30 minute conversation might change your life, but it just might.

Paige Miller, Molly Hegarty, Peter Ricchiuti

Photos at Commander’s palace by Alison Moon.

Realtor Tracey Moore