The
Committee for a Better New Orleans/Metropolitan
Area Committee
(CBNO/MAC)
is a racially and culturally diverse group whose mission
is to provide leadership and catalyze change toward
the achievement of a Blueprint for a Better New Orleans. CBNO/MAC
will accomplish its mission by providing and maintaining
an advocacy role that encourages the kinds of partnership,
collaboration and candid conversation that reflect
the interests of the citizens of New Orleans.
CBNO/MAC's 160 members work on six individual Task Forces, addressing City Management and Finance, Economic and Workforce Development, Education, Housing and Neighborhood Development,
Public Safety, and Transportation. To learn
more about these Task Forces, and the specific
projects on which they are working, please click here
The
goals and objectives established by the Task Forces
are contained in the Blueprint for a Better New
Orleans. This document describes the CBNO/MAC
vision, and drives the Committee's work.
Click here to read or print out a copy of the Blueprint for a Better New Orleans.
The family of the late Mr. Bryan Bell has graciously selected the Bryan Bell Metropolitan Leadership Forum, presented by CBNO/MAC, to be the recipient of contributions made by those friends of Mr. Bell who would like to honor him with a charitable donation. Mr. Bell was co-founder of the Leadership Forum and was its guiding force for more than thirty years.
There are two ways to make a donation in honor of Mr. Bell:
1. Send a check to the:
CBNO/MAC Foundation
3023 Ponce de Leon
New Orleans, LA 70119
Please put "Bryan Bell" or "Leadership Forum" on the memo line.
2. Go to www.paypal.com, and use the email address kgctwitchell@cbno.org. In the message box, please put "Bryan Bell" or "Leadership Forum".
On behalf of the Bell Family and CBNO/MAC, we thank you for your generosity. |
As a nonprofit organization, CBNO/MAC depends on contributions from foundations, corporations and individuals in order to achieve its objectives.
2009 Metropolitan Leadership Forum
Citizen
Participation Program
NEW ORLEANS CITIZEN PARTICIPATION PROGAM WINS MAJOR NATIONAL GRANT CONTEST
Click here for 2006 report
T o g e t h e r , w e w i l l b u i l d a b e t t e r N e w O r l e a n s !
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