OutSolve CEO Jeremy Mancheski Named to 2026 New Orleans CityBusiness Power 50 List

OutSolve Founder and CEO Jeremy Mancheski has been named to the 2026 Power 50: Most Influential People list by New Orleans CityBusiness. The annual list honors the most influential business leaders in the Greater New Orleans area; people whose innovation, creativity, and leadership are driving economic growth across the region. This recognition follows closely on Jeremy’s selection as a 2026 Most Admired CEO by the same publication earlier this year.

The Power 50 celebrates leaders from a wide range of industries who are shaping the region’s business and economic landscape. Honorees are recognized not only for the success of their organizations, but for the lasting influence they have on the broader New Orleans business community.

Since founding OutSolve in 1998, Jeremy has built the company into a trusted HR Compliance as a Service partner for employers navigating complex and changing regulatory requirements including pay equity analysis, I-9 employment verification, labor law posters, federal reporting obligations and more, OutSolve helps HR professionals stay compliant with confidence.

Jeremy’s influence extends to the workplace he has built in New Orleans. Under his leadership, OutSolve was named a 2026 Top Workplace in New Orleans by the Times-Picayune, the eighth consecutive year the company has earned that honor.

Please join all of us at OutSolve in sharing our congratulations for this well-deserved recognition. We are proud to work alongside Jeremy and excited for what’s ahead.

About the CityBusiness Power 50 List

The Power Lists are compiled by CityBusiness editorial staff based on reporting throughout the year with input from experts in a variety of fields and recommendations from readers. The CityBusiness staff looks for leaders who have gained public attention and acclaim for their professional accomplishments and public service. The list identifies individuals who, through their efforts, are helping to make the New Orleans area a better place to live, work, and do business. Honorees have contributed meaningfully to the advancement of public interest through their work.