Top 100 Private Companies Luncheon

Each year, Business Report identifies the Top 100 Private Companies headquartered in the Capital Region, ranking them by annual revenue and profiling their leadership, employment and growth—together providing a revealing snapshot of the regional economy.

The Louisiana Business Symposium: Top 100 Luncheon brings leaders of those companies together with executives and decision-makers from across the region to recognize their contributions. A centerpiece of the program is an economic outlook on the forces shaping Louisiana and the Capital Region, featuring economist Loren Scott’s signature blend of analysis and “economic comedy.”

What is the Louisiana Business Symposium: Top 100 Luncheon?

It is Business Report’s annual recognition of the Capital Region’s Top 100 Private Companies, combined with an economic outlook focused on Louisiana and the regional economy.

Who are the Top 100 Private Companies?

They are the region’s largest privately held companies, ranked by revenue.

Is Top 100 a nomination program?

No. Eligible companies submit information to be considered for the annual ranking. Business Report also conducts its own research for eligible companies that have not submitted their data. Inclusion on the list is determined solely by the data and is not optional. To submit your company data and be considered for the Top 100 Private Companies and other rankings by Business Report, submit your information here.

Who is eligible?

Privately held companies headquartered in the Capital Region.

How are companies ranked?

By revenue.

What other information is collected?

Information may include top executives, employment, company growth and products and services.

Does submitting guarantee inclusion?

No. Submission ensures that an eligible company can be considered for the ranking.

Where will our company information appear?

Participating companies may appear in the annual Top 100 special edition and Business Report’s Data Center.

Why should our company participate?

Participation helps ensure the ranking accurately reflects the companies driving the Capital Region economy and gives business leaders a more complete picture of the market.

What happens at the luncheon?

The event recognizes the Top 100 companies, provides networking with regional business leaders and features an economic forecast and analysis.

Do I have to represent a Top 100 company to attend?

No. The luncheon is open to the broader business community.

Who attends?

Executives, entrepreneurs, professional service firms, economic development leaders and others interested in the regional economy.

When is the luncheon held?

It is traditionally held in the fall.

Can I purchase a table?

Individual and table ticket packages are listed on the current registration page.

What should I wear?

Business attire is appropriate.

Are sponsorship opportunities available?

Yes.