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Author, Speaker, Entrepreneur
Have Fun, Fight Back, and Keep the Party Going
Lessons from a New Orleans Entrepreneur's Journey to the Inc. 5000
About the Book
Any successful business owner knows that only three things matter when facing extreme challenges: your ingenuity, your resilience, and the proximity of a cold beer. Imagine not just surviving 2005’s Category 5 Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, but building an Inc. 500 business in the hospitality and travel industry in its aftermath.
In Have Fun, Fight Back and Keep the Party Going, Jeff O’Hara entertains readers, entrepreneurs, and industry experts with brutally honest “war stories” showing exactly how he navigated the chaos and destruction left in Hurricane Katrina’s wake while building the foundation for AlliedPRA - his destination management company. O’Hara’s audaciousness, helpful advice, and principles of perseverance will leave you laughing, inspired, and ready to grow your business through any storm you face.
Praise for the Book
"Jeff O'Hara takes you on a life’s journey few have experienced...A great roadmap for any entrepreneur and not-to-be-missed adventure tale.”
- Patti Roscoe, Founder of PRA Destination Management
“Jeff’s very personal account of his entrepreneurial journey in the face of extreme and unpredictable adversity delivers a refreshing look at the road to small business success.”
- Jill Harrington, Author of UNCOMMON SENSE
"Entrepreneurs and professionals from all walks of life can learn from O’Hara’s experiences and be entertained at the same time.”
- Stephen Perry, President and CEO, New Orleans & Company
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Why More Isn’t Always Better For Small Businesses
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