WHAT’S NEXT IS NOW

Nieux Society - Season V

For four seasons, we’ve been asking one question:

What’s next?

I think we can stop asking.

It’s here.

It’s in the companies people are starting, the ideas they’re finally acting on, the art they’re making, the technology they’re experimenting with, the problems they’ve decided are worth solving and the things being built quietly all around us.

Season V is about bringing it out into the open.

It’s about finding the people making what’s next, putting them in rooms with one another and seeing what happens when ideas, experience, curiosity and human connection collide.

WHAT’S NOW

The Season 5 Opener

Thursday, September 17
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
The Nieux
2040 St. Charles Avenue

Nieux Society members + guests welcome

Programming starts at 6:30

There are people all over this city building things we should know about.

Maybe you’re one of them.

On September 17, we’re opening Season V by looking at what’s already happening now.

We’ll open the evening with special guest Michael Hecht, sharing his perspective on New Orleans today, what has changed and where he sees momentum building.

Then Rich Collins will lead a conversation with: Patrick Comer, Tim Williamson & Brent McCrossen

Bring a guest who should be in the room.

This is the beginning of Season V.

Let’s see what’s already being built.

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WHAT’S NEXT

An Evening with Jim Coulter

Friday, October 16
4:00 - 6:00 PM
The Nieux
2040 St. Charles Avenue

A private conversation for Nieux Society members

A month after we look at what’s happening now, we’re going to look a little farther out.

On October 16, Jim Coulter, Founding Partner of TPG, joins Nieux Society for a private conversation about what he sees coming next.

Jim has spent decades investing in companies, industries and ideas while they were still becoming obvious to everyone else.

That makes him a particularly interesting person to sit with right now.

But this isn’t a conversation about predicting the future for the sake of predicting it.

We are much more interested in what his view of the future means for us.

What is changing faster than we realize?

What are we underestimating?

Where is opportunity opening up?

What will matter more in five years than it does today?

And if we can see even a little farther around the corner, what should we be doing now?

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