Note: The Original interview was conducted by Georgia An entrepreneur for more than half his life, Brent is a pro at building businesses, which serves him well as Managing Director for Revelry’s newest venture Startup Studio (more on this later). When Brent moved to Seattle in his early twenties he was working as a hairstylist […]
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Revelry’s thought process behind helping solve the problem of contact tracing in Louisiana involved listening to our community and design studio exercises.
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I came to Revelry after a 10+ year career in the hospitality industry. I had arrived at a point professionally where I was ready to “get uncomfortable”, learn, and go in another direction. When the opportunity came up to officially join Revelry, all signs pointed to yes. So I jumped in.
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We look for three things. We want a cover letter that shows that you’ve done your research and are applying with intention. We want a résumé. That’s just par for the course. But third, and perhaps most importantly, we want to see your community contribution.
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Last year Revelry partnered with several local and national businesses to launch INNO, a cross-industry innovation conference hosted right here in New Orleans, to fill the void left by Collision. Since last year’s inaugural conference, there’s been a lot of interest in continuing the conversation around innovation in New Orleans and the Gulf South region. […]
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A Game Jam is a great way to collaborate and make new connections. Here’s a summary of the first New Orleans chapter of the Global Game Jam, and an invitation to join the NOLA Game Dev meetup!
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Hauwa is a UX Designer at Revelry. She notices the everyday things that she uses and stores that she visits, hoping to translate her experience into an application user’s experience.
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“You need to understand who you are building a project for.”
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Ask him about that job where he had to surf the web all day looking for NSFW sites!
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Meet Emily Ashley, a self-described “community-taught” software engineer. Find out what that means, and be inspired to bring your unique interests to the world of problem solving!
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