New Orleans banker Gregory Rattler Sr. has been named chairman of the board of directors of the Council for a Better Louisiana, a Baton Rouge-based research organization. Rattler is first vice president of the Government and Non-Profit Banking Group of J.P. Morgan Chase Bank. During his 30-year career in the public and private sector, Rattler has served as first...
New Orleans banker Gregory Rattler Sr. has been named chairman of the
board of directors of the Council for a Better Louisiana, a Baton
Rouge-based research organization.
Gregory Rattler Sr.Rattler is first vice president of
the Government and Non-Profit Banking Group of J.P. Morgan Chase Bank.
During his 30-year career in the public and private sector, Rattler has
served as first assistant state treasurer and deputy director of finance
for the city of New Orleans. Rattler holds a bachelor's degree in
public administration and a master's degree in business administration
from Loyola University in New Orleans. He is a fellow of CABL's
Leadership Louisiana program, the New Orleans Regional Leadership
Institute and the Loyola Institute of Politics.
Other newly elected board members include: Patrick Moore of Alexandria, chairman-elect; Robert Hamm of Shreveport, treasurer; Alice Pecoraro of Morgan City, secretary; and Robert Levy of Ruston, immediate past chairman.