Hailey Lange Co. Marketing and Communications

09/11/2026

Being recruited to join the Tulane University Women’s Association Board this year was certainly unexpected, but I’m so glad I said yes. 💚

We kicked off the year today with the annual Fall Coffee, and I loved getting to spend time with such a wonderful group of women from across the Tulane community.

This year, I’ll be lending my marketing brain to TUWA’s social and digital presence — helping grow awareness, tell more of the association’s story and hopefully welcome some new members along the way.

TUWA has been part of the Tulane community since 1910, and membership is open to faculty, staff, alumni, retirees and Tulane affiliates.

Excited to see what we can build this year! 🌊

09/02/2026

I think IRL might be one of the most important marketing channels right now.

People have gotten really good at ignoring us online.

Sponsored post? Scroll.
Ad? Skip.
Another brand asking for engagement? Keep moving.

But give people a reason to get dressed, leave the house and actually connect? They’re showing up.

I recently attended an event by The Assembly Social Club, and it clicked for me. Between the vendors, sketch artists, The Bead Shop and all the little moments built into the experience, they weren’t just hosting an event. They were creating something people wanted to be part of.

And that’s the opportunity.

Experiential marketing creates connection for the people in the room and FOMO for everyone watching online.

The event builds community.
The content extends it.
Social amplifies it.

Maybe the question for brands isn’t just, “What should we post next?”

Maybe it’s: What can we create that people would actually leave their house to experience?

Then give them something worth posting about.

05/13/2026

Excited to announce that Hailey Lange Co. has joined BlackAmericana Fest 2026 as Strategic Campaign Partner.

BlackAmericana Fest is a Black roots music and cultural nonprofit festival in New Orleans — celebrating the Americana, folk, and country traditions rooted in Black history that don't always get the recognition they deserve. This year's theme, Still We Sing: Black Protest Traditions in Americana, is one of the most culturally urgent and beautifully crafted festival concepts I've encountered.

My work with the team spans the full campaign arc: marketing strategy, paid advertising, influencer and artist amplification, content ecosystem development, and the systems that turn a great grassroots event into a scalable, nationally recognized institution.

The foundation is strong — a deeply loyal community, extraordinary artist satisfaction, and an audience that leaves more connected to Black musical history than when they arrived. We're building on it.

2026 Headliners:

Tray Wellington · The Kentucky Gentlemen · Seratones · Joy Clark

September 25–26 · The Broadside · New Orleans

Follow and visit blackamericanafest.com to stay connected.

If you're doing work at the intersection of culture, community, and marketing — or you're just looking for a festival worth traveling for — this one belongs on your radar.

05/11/2026

I’m incredibly honored to share that I’ve been invited to join the Tulane University Women’s Association Board for the 2026–2027 term.

As TUWA celebrates 115 years, I’m excited to be part of an organization with such a longstanding legacy of empowering women, building community, and supporting Tulane University through leadership, philanthropy, and connection.

Being asked to serve in this capacity means so much, especially as someone who deeply values the power of strong networks, strategic growth, and creating spaces where women can lead boldly.

I’m looking forward to helping grow membership, expand awareness, and increase participation while contributing my own expertise in communications, marketing, and community engagement.

This feels like such a full-circle opportunity to not only serve but also help amplify the impact of an organization that has been creating meaningful change for generations.

Grateful for the opportunity, inspired by the women around this table, and excited for what’s ahead.

Here’s to honoring tradition while continuing to build something powerful for the future.

02/20/2026

Since last year?

International cultural campaigns.
Statewide advocacy strategy.
Fundraising funnels that convert.
Event marketing that actually moves tickets.

From Paris with the New Orleans Jazz Museum 🇫🇷
To River Fest storytelling rooted in culture 🌊
To Improvisations Gala campaigns built for urgency + revenue 🎷
To movement-based messaging with Geaux Far Louisiana 📚

This wasn’t about “posting consistently.”
It was about building systems, shaping narratives, and positioning brands to lead.

Marketing isn’t content.
It’s architecture.

And we’re just getting started.

07/28/2025

Last Friday, I had the honor of serving as a judge for the Community Works’ Entrepreneurship Works pitch competition—and let me tell you, these young entrepreneurs understood the assignment.

I had the chance to mentor them on entrepreneurship, refining their pitches and embracing their unique voices. Watching them bring it all together on stage reminded me exactly why I do this work. Our future is bright—and these students are proof. 💡🚀

I’m also so impressed by this organization and their partnering organization, Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE), on creating this opportunity for the kids in our community.

07/18/2025

Yesterday, I had the incredible opportunity to speak with a group of bright, driven, and seriously creative 4th–7th graders at Community Works’ Entrepreneurship Works Camp as part of their mentorship series. 🙌🏽

We talked about entrepreneurship, how I launched Hailey Lange Co., the ups and downs of building a business, and the importance of showing up with confidence—even when you’re figuring it out as you go.

I shared real tips and tools to help them prepare for their pitch competition next week, and I’m beyond excited to see what these future founders bring to life. If there’s any way I can support the next generation of entrepreneurs, I’m all in. 💼✨

Big thank you to for inviting me to speak—pouring into young minds and watching them light up with ideas was such a full-circle moment. I hope my story reminded them that no obstacle is bigger than their vision.

To the future business owners in the room: keep going, keep growing, and never dim your light. 🌟

04/01/2025

IG REELS UPDATE 🥳

04/01/2025

In 2025, the smartest marketers won’t be those who automate everything. They’ll be the ones who know how to use AI as a tool, not a crutch.

✅ Brainstorm smarter—AI can help spin ideas, but creativity is still human.
✅ Streamline editing—AI refines, but voice and tone need a personal touch.
✅ Assist with research—AI gathers insights, but expertise makes sense of them.

The key? AI should enhance strategy, not replace strategy.

I break it all down in my latest article—read more here:

AI is changing the game in marketing and communications, but let’s be clear—it’s not here to replace experts. It’s here to enhance our strategies, streamline workflows, and take creativity to the next level.

03/25/2025

Just picked up my credentials for New Orleans Entrepreneurship Week and I’m ready to be outside—but make it business.

From panels to pop-ups, this week is stacked with opportunities to connect, collaborate, and actually talk shop with the folks moving the needle in NOLA. If you’re a business owner or entrepreneur and you’re not plugged in to NOEW… baby, what are you doing?

See you on the scene. Let’s build, brand, and boss up.