In the April episode of Business Report’s Strictly Business series, a three-person panel discussed the key issue of attracting and retaining young professionals in Baton Rouge. The panel consisted of Jeremy Beyt, co-founder and CCO of ThreeSixtyEight, Sabrina Galloway, Principal Strategist of The Galloway Group and COO of Ethics, and Amanda Martin, CEO of Studyville.
The panel delved into Baton Rouge’s struggle with self-perception and economic barriers to attracting young professionals. They also explored how to cultivate a new generation of community leaders to drive initiatives forward. One topic they discussed was the development of the Better in BTR campaign by ThreeSixtyEight which aimed to showcase the opportunities and benefits of living and working in Baton Rouge.
The panel highlighted the importance of local businesses and organizations working together to create a supportive environment for young professionals. They also emphasized the role that entrepreneurs like Amanda Martin played in shaping the future of the city. By addressing these issues and engaging with the community, they believed that Baton Rouge could become a more attractive and sustainable place for young professionals to build their careers and lives. Through collaboration and innovation, they hoped to inspire the next generation of leaders to contribute to the growth and development of the city.