Our Investors enable the Economic Development Foundation to have a multi-million dollar impact on our community each year. With only half of STEDF's budget coming from a percentage of the Parish's hotel/motel tax, we rely strongly on businesses, local governments, and individual investors to equip us with the tools, resources, and funds to make an economic impact in this Parish. We encourage you to invest in the St. Tammany Economic Development Foundation. Together, we can be the catalyst for positive change in St. Tammany Parish.

Investor Council
The St. Tammany Economic Development Foundation's Investor Council is comprised of one representative from each entity making an investment in the Foundation. These representatives are eligible to serve for twelve (12) months subsequent to their latest investment.

The Investor Council meets on a quarterly basis and the Executive Director of STEDF briefs Investors on significant activities, challenges and opportunities of the Foundation. The STEDF Executive Director also seeks input and advice from investors on important issues, policies, etc., and reports this information back to the STEDF Board of Directors.

2010 Investor Council 

Mark Johnson Bevolo Gas & Electric Lights	Chuck Reese Champagne Beverage Company, Inc.	Pam Keller City of Covington
Louisette Kidd City of Mandeville	City of Slidell	Mike Sibley Cleco Power, LLC
Rick Chapman Diversified Foods & Seasonings	John Donahue DonahueFavret Contractors	Craig Schimpf Entergy Corp.
Melissa Elliott Express Employment Professionals	Sam Fauntleroy Fauntleroy & Latham Architects	Jason Belcher Florida Marine Transporters
Folger Coffee Company	Jeffrey Schoen Jones Fussell, LLP	William "Ted" Mason LaPorte, Sehrt, Romig & Hand
Kendra Carrone Louisiana Workforce Commission	Mallery Mele Mele Printing	Shelby LaSalle Northshore Business Council
John Ammerman Omni Bank	Dino Paternostro Paternostro Bros. Joint Venture Real Estate	Rooms To Go
John Barry St. Tammany/Washington Parishes Home Builders Association	Irma Cry St. Tammany Parish Government	Marty Mayer Stirling Properties
Warren Haun Whitney National Bank