John Hairston

Operates gaming commission for the state of Mississippi

Chief executive officers and other senior leaders of more than 70 midsize banks, members of the American Bankers Association

Operates as a business association focused on policy, civic engagement and regional advocacy

The Ohr-O'keefe Museum of Art is dedicated to preserving and promoting the legacy of master potter George E. Ohr and the cultural heritage of the region. The private company is based in Biloxi, MS. The museum features a campus designed by architect Frank Gehry, comprising four distinctive buildings and the reconstructed Pleasant Reed home, connected by a plaza with live oak trees. Its mission centers on ceramic arts, creativity, and innovation, showcasing exhibitions of Ohr’s work and other artists, with current shows running through 2026. The museum offers educational programs including art, mixed media, and ceramics classes for adults and children, workshops, summer camps, and special events. It also hosts a two-week artist in residence program providing studio access, housing, and a stipend to ceramic artists who engage the community through workshops and talks. The museum operates Tuesday through Saturday and is supported by grants and community engagement initiatives such as memberships, fundraising campaigns, and volunteer opportunities.

Provides information technology services

Lynn Meadows Discovery Center is a non-profit children's museum that provides fun and educational experiences for children and families through a variety of indoor and outdoor exhibits, seasonal camps, and performing arts classes. The private company is based in Gulfport, MS. The museum emphasizes community involvement and offers resources for teachers and families to enhance learning and discovery.

Provides inspirational and patriotic resources and programs that honour service members, veterans and military families

Gulf Coast Business Council is a collaborative, private sector-led organization representing top executives and key stakeholders across a tri-county region. The non-profit company is based in Gulfport, MS. As a 501(c)(6) public policy council, it advocates for economic development, regional competitiveness, and quality of life by influencing public policy on issues such as infrastructure, workforce development, education, land use, and coastal restoration. The council facilitates collaboration among businesses, associations, and government entities to promote sustainable prosperity and long-term economic health. It operates leadership development programs, including the Anthony Topazi Leadership Institute and the Masters Leadership Program, which cultivate emerging and community leaders through training, regional think tanks, and initiatives focused on sustainable community and economic development. The council hosts regional policy forums and symposiums to educate members on critical regional issues. Its research foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, engages in charitable and educational activities, including managing a nonprofit center that provides office space and support to local nonprofits. The council’s political action committee advocates for pro-business policies and candidates. It provides regional data resources on employment, tax revenue, gaming, and real estate to inform its members and the public.

Provides professional services

Hancock Whitney-IM builds investment portfolios customized to their clients’ goals. The firm’s comprehensive investment strategies encompass both traditional and alternative asset classes, individual security selection, and niche strategies for clients with unique needs.

Operates theatres

Wwii Pavilions Inc operates in the Amusement Parks, Arcades & Attractions industry. The private company is located in the US.