How ‘think-and-do tank’ Better Louisiana plans to achieve bold reforms

Barry Erwin, left, and Adam Knapp. (Don Kadair)

With an eye toward bold, systemic reform, two of Louisiana’s most influential advocacy groups—the Committee of 100 for Economic Development and the Council for a Better Louisiana—have merged to form a new entity: Leaders for a Better Louisiana. The new nonprofit, branded simply as Better Louisiana, arrives with an ambition befitting its name. Armed with

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