The Club

Vincent was president of the Louisiana chapter of the Turnaround Management Association for four years and was a member of the TMA Global Board of Trustees.

Served as a Chapter 11 trustee in San Antonio, TX, for the world's first drive-in restaurant chain, founded in 1921, achieving confirmation of the plan of reorganization in only five months; created a liquidation trust and was appointed its trustee.

Founder and chairman of Cuco's Inc. (1981-1999). Managed its NASDAQ public offering in 1983 and sold his interest in 2000. Since 2000, consulted for companies across more than 35 industries.

Served as chairman of Metro Vision, a partnership of businesses and governments of nine parishes in the metro New Orleans area, which was the primary driver of economic development in the region.

Was a stock and commodities broker and member of the Chicago Board of Trade; hedged for companies that processed over 35% of the nation's poultry, and was actively involved in the CBT broiler contract governing committee. In addition, liuzza authored the board of trade's official broiler contract trading manual for publication.

As a member of the Louisiana State Workforce Development Commission, Liuzza mediated differences between the state's Department of Labor and the Department of Welfare for them to jointly file Louisiana's application for President Bill Clinton's welfare-to-work grants. Louisiana was the first state to file and receive its grant of $25,000,000.