🍊Squeeze The Juice🍊
Season 5- What it Takes for Generational Change
Quint Davis-Building new Orleans’ Culture
Date: October 15th
Time: 5:00pm-7:00pm
Location: The Nieux - 2040 Saint Charles Ave.
Squeeze The Juice is back for Season 5—with a question: “What does it take to create change that lasts beyond a single leader, initiative, or generation?
Since the turn of the millennium, New Orleans has navigated natural disasters, economic crises, and profound transformation. The leaders who helped guide our city through these challenges hold invaluable lessons—and the next generation brings fresh perspectives, ideas, and determination to move us forward.
Squeeze the Juice is a leadership development initiative that connects seasoned civic leaders with the next generation of New Orleans changemakers.
In Season 5, What It Takes for Generational Change, we explore how leaders build trust across generations and lay the groundwork for lasting progress.
Through firsthand accounts, candid interviews, and interactive discussions, civic leaders and a curated group of young professionals examine the decisions, partnerships, and sustained commitments that shape our city. Together, they consider what to carry forward, what to rethink, and what it will take to build a stronger New Orleans for generations to come.
Now officially an educational program of 504GOOD, Squeeze The Juice exists to make systems more understandable, ideas more accessible, and learning something we do together.
What to Expect
A guided conversation with Quint Davis,
Unique insights, stories and lessons.
An engaged, curious room of builders, learners, and neighbors
Time to connect, ask questions, and share perspectives
Whether you’re early in your journey or bringing years of experience to the table, this space is designed for exchange — not expertise.
Space is limited. Please RSVP to join us.
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quint davis, CEO festival productions inc, the company that produces the Jazz Fest.
Quint Davis is the CEO of Festival Productions Inc. and the Producer/Director of the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, one of the world’s great festivals. For more than 50 years, his efforts have been instrumental in the growth of the Jazz & Heritage Festival, bringing to international prominence an event showcasing Louisiana culture, music, food and crafts. The annual economic impact of Jazz Fest is approximately $400 million to the city of New Orleans.