2013 ANNUAL REPORT AND 2014 CALENDAR

T A K I N G

DOWNTOWN T O T H E

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WELCOME

This past year marked the begin-ning of many proj-ects that will forever change the face of our central city and take Downtown Atlanta to the next level. From the Atlanta Streetcar to the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, 2013 fostered a re-surgence of energy and excitement throughout the community. On behalf of our organization, I am proud to be an integral part in help-ing partners from both the private and public sectors bring to fruition years of work and planning. The future of Downtown is very bright and we eagerly look forward to the many accomplishments that will be realized in the coming years.

SAVE THE DATEAPRIL 3First Thursdays ArtWalkOn the first Thursday each month, experience outstanding local art and architecture on a stroll through Downtown.

APRIL 8Atlanta Braves Home OpenerThe Atlanta Braves face off against the New York Mets in their first 2014 home game at Turner Field.

APRIL 18–20 Sweetwater 420 FestThis 10th annual celebration of local beer, food and entertainment wel-comes attendees to its new home in Centennial Olympic Park.

APRIL 22Earth DayGo green in Downtown. Visit atlan-tadowntown.com/sustainability to learn about the Downtown Green Source Program.

ANY DAYImagine It!Treat the children in your life to a day at Imagine It! The Children’s Museum of Atlanta.

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A south-facing view of Downtown’s EXPANSIVE SKYLINE.

A.J. ROBINSONCAP/ADID President

LEADERSHIPAs I reflect on my last three years as Chairman of the CAP Board, I am honored to have been a part of an organization that has worked to maintain and strengthen Downtown Atlanta’s vibrancy and eco-nomic vitality for the past 72 years. We have entered into a new era of development and investment in the communi-ty that promises to bring exciting changes and additions to the city’s core. As I look towards the future, I am confident that CAP’s continuing efforts will result in the creation of a 21st-cen-tury Downtown that residents, workers and visitors alike will be able to enjoy as the heart of the Atlanta region for decades to come.

The significant accomplish-ments of the Atlanta Down-town Improvement District have been paramount in the surge of investment and revitalization that Downtown is currently experiencing. From the Ambassador Force and Clean Team to invest-ments in public spaces and transportation alternatives such as the Atlanta Streetcar, ADID’s work will continue to impact the lives of millions of residents and visitors each year.

SAVE THE DATEFRIDAYSLunch on BroadFridays through September, Broad Street will be closed to vehicular traffic and transformed into an outdoor cafe.

MAY 12–16National Bike to Work WeekLeave your car at home and try a new way to commute.

MAY 16 Atlanta Dream Opening NightThe Atlanta Dream competes in their first 2014 home game at Philips Arena.

MAY 22National Center for Civil and Human Rights Grand OpeningThe highly anticipated NCCHR opens in Pemberton Place, adjacent to Centennial Olympic Park.

ANY DAYTake Flight on SkyView AtlantaSee the city in a new way on Downtown Atlanta’s 20-story Ferris wheel.

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THE WORLD OF COCA-COLA, celebrating the world’s most

popular soft drink, glows in the nighttime skyline.

EGBERT PERRYCAP Chair

CRAIG JONESADID Chair

MARKETING AND EVENTS Forty-two restaurants participated in the 2013 Downtown Atlanta Restaurant Week (DARW), which generated $1.5 million in sales and brought more than 50,000 diners to Downtown.

A new banner program utilizing a “Brought to You by CAP/ADID” seal was introduced to posi-tion CAP/ADID as the driving force behind many Downtown improvements and innovations.

To keep the Downtown community engaged on issues large and small, CAP hosted two Town Hall Meetings in 2013, attracting more than 100 attendees each.

Flux Night and Elevate Atlanta art events took place in 2013. CAP was a presenting partner of Elevate, which brought 30 visual public art displays, 14 performances and events and thousands of people to Downtown.

More than 1,100 of Atlanta’s top leaders attended the 2013 Annual Meeting, which focused on CAP/ADID’s impact on Downtown Atlanta.

ADID began hosting monthly Atlanta Streetcar Socials to highlight businesses affected by con-struction while providing an informal opportunity for discussion about the Streetcar.

CAP partnered with the Atlanta Bicycle Coalition on Atlanta Streets Alive, which celebrates local neighborhoods and encourages residents to take to the streets by foot and bike. Events in May and September drew more than 15,000 and 61,000 attendees, respectively.

SAVE THE DATEJUNE 5Peachtree Center Green Market Every Thursday through October, pick up local produce and other offerings at the outdoor market at Peachtree Center.

JUNE 9–15Downtown Steak WeekCulminating on Father’s Day, treat Dad to a steak dish at one of the many participating restaurants.

TUESDAYS & THURSDAYSMusic at Noon Through October, Centennial Olympic Park offers midday getaways featuring live music.

ANY DAYZoo AtlantaVisit one of only four places in the U.S. with resident giant panda bears.

ANY DATERide the Atlanta Streetcar Take a ride on Atlanta’s newest and most exciting public transportation option, running from Centennial Olympic Park to The King Center. Exit at 12 stops along the way to enjoy all that Downtown has to offer.

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A symbol of Atlanta, the iconic POLARIS AT HYATT REGENCY

ATLANTA returns to the skyline in 2014.

INFRASTRUCTURE AND TRANSPORTATION The Atlanta Streetcar construction, including 2.7 miles of track, more than 240 power poles and three traction power substation units, began last March. Twelve platforms for streetcar stops, the vehicle maintenance facility and an Atlanta Streetcar mural were also part of the progress.

CAP/ADID’s Downtown Green Source program worked with a robust 2013 client base to provide alternative transportation options. More than 9.5 million vehicle miles traveled were eliminated by single occupant vehicles, more than 45,000 discounted monthly transit passes were sold and more than 10,600 Downtown commuters were registered in Georgia Commute Options incen-tive programs.

In July CAP/ADID kicked off the Downtown Atlanta Parking Assessment project to review the state of parking in Downtown and develop solutions for managing public perception.

Collaboratively with stakeholders and the Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau, CAP developed a plan to transform Andrew Young International Boulevard into “Downtown Atlanta’s Premier Hospitality Corridor” and implemented sidewalk repairs for the 2013 NCAA Final Four Tournament.

CAP secured a $15,000 grant to repair and expand the wayside sign system along the Auburn Avenue corridor.

Seventy-two intersections were fully upgraded with new LED traffic and pedestrian signal heads, wireless communication equipment and new timing to improve traffic flow Downtown.

SAVE THE DATEJULY 4Fourth of July SpectacularCelebrate America’s Independence Day with live entertainment and the city’s largest fireworks display at Centennial Olympic Park.

JULY 11Second Friday Castleberry Hill Art StrollOn the second Friday of every month, visit the diverse galleries and neighborhood businesses that call Atlanta’s historic arts district home.

ANY WEDNESDAYWednesday WindDownEvery Wednesday through Septem-ber, lounge in the grass at Centen-nial Olympic Park and enjoy live music from 5:30 to 8:00 p.m.

ANY FRIDAYCorporate Fridays at AmericasMartOn Fridays throughout the year, show your business card to gain special access to wholesale shop-ping at AmericasMart Apparel.

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SKYVIEW ATLANTA, a 20-story Ferris wheel, offers a new view

of Downtown.

PUBLIC POLICYCAP worked with city leadership to draft and define a new street-vending ordinance that will allow up to 31 vendors to operate in Down-town, and the Atlanta City Council passed the ordinance in early November.

CAP provided support for the fourth Annual GeorgiaForward Forum, bringing leaders to Atlanta to network and offer innovative approaches to solve our biggest policy challenges.

GeorgiaForward led the authorship of the state’s first-ever Civic Health Index (CHI). To announce the publication, CAP hosted a media event in Macon and traveled across Georgia to present the report.

The inaugural class of Young Gamechangers, an annual GeorgiaForward program bringing together the state’s brightest young leaders, completed work re-envisioning the future of Americus and Sumter County by identifying missed economic opportunities and presenting ideas for attracting and retaining young people, entrepreneurs and retirees.

Founded by CAP Members, Partner for Hope works to connect those feeding in public with appropriate social service providers. Following the 2013 formation of a Task Force, the effort gained the attention of media outlets and was granted the support of a LEAD Atlanta Cohort Community Project team.

SAVE THE DATEAUGUST 9–17Downtown Atlanta Restaurant WeekExplore the Downtown restaurant scene during the 12th annual DARW, when Downtown’s premier restaurants offer diners $15, $25 and $35 menu options. AUGUST 27 First GSU Football GameFor their first game of the season, the Georgia State Panthers take on the Abilene Christian Wildcats at the Georgia Dome.

AUGUST 29–SEPTEMBER 1Dragon Con The nation’s largest multimedia, popular culture convention focuses on science fiction and fantasy, gaming, comics, literature, art, music and film.

LABOR DAY WEEKENDThe National College Football Hall of Fame Opens Through exhibits, programs and events, the Hall of Fame offers visitors a look into the rich tradi- tion, pageantry and excitement of the game.

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The GEORGIA AQUARIUM, the largest in the country, houses more

than 500 species of animals.

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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CAP/ADID supported the creation of Sweet Auburn Works, an organization intended to implement preservation-based economic development. CAP published its Downtown Investment Map to spotlight $577 million in public and private investment in Downtown between 2012 and 2014. ADID’s Ambassador Program, along with the Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau, purchased a new mobile information cart to serve Downtown. In 2013, ADID’s Ambassador Force helped more than 900,000 visitors, workers and residents, providing 5,000 escorts to destinations within the DID, 700 vehicle-related assists and more than 100 medical assists. The Clean Team worked to beautify Downtown, removing more than 1.4 million pounds of debris and providing 24/7 cleaning services and ongoing landscaping. ADID installed a bocce ball court and table tennis area in Woodruff Park and expanded the exercise area and ATL Playground. In November, 20,000 daffodils were planted as a part of a worldwide living Holocaust Memorial. CAP supported the work of the Downtown Devel-opment Technical Advisory Committee to ensure the successful revitalization of South Downtown Atlanta in the context of planned investments in nearby large projects. With the City of Atlanta and the State Historic Preservation Office, CAP managed a federal Historic Preservation Fund grant to complete the Downtown Contemporary Historic Resources Survey to document contemporary historic resources built from 1935 to 1985.

SAVE THE DATESEPTEMBER 11–12“Celebrating Africans in Atlanta”Georgia State University presents a symposium of art, dance, film, literature and music.

SEPTEMBER 11Kaiser Permanente Corporate Run/WalkSign up for this program designed to promote health, wellness and fitness among metro Atlanta com-panies and their employees.

MULTIPLE DATESAtlanta Falcons Cheer on the Atlanta Falcons at a 2014 home game at the Georgia Dome.

ANY DATEAtlanta Movie Tours Get a behind-the-scenes look at the many movies that have recently been filmed in Atlanta.

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CENTENNIAL OLYMPIC PARK.

SUSTAINABILITYCAP worked diligently to expand the Atlanta Better Buildings Challenge (ABBC) in 2013, which now boasts participating buildings citywide in Downtown, Midtown and Buckhead. CAP recognized ABBC top performers in July and received the Metro Atlanta Chamber E3 Award for its work on the initiative.

In partnership with several other organizations, CAP/ADID hosted the second annual Earth Day Clean Up Challenge on April 23. More than 200 volunteers gathered at seven locations and participated in beautification projects.

CAP/ADID partnered with American Textile Recycling Services (ATRS) and four Downtown properties to host a recycling drive for gently used clothing and textiles. ATRS collected a total of 2,583 pounds of clothing and textiles, which were sorted and reused or recycled.

The second annual Georgia Commute Options Bike to Work Challenge took place in 2013. During the month of October, commuters all over the region tracked their bicycle commutes to work for the chance to win prizes.

SAVE THE DATEOCTOBER 8–12A3C Hip-Hop Festival Don’t miss Atlanta’s largest hip-hop festival, celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. Past performers include Talib Kweli and B.o.B.

OCTOBER 9Aqua Vino at the Georgia Aquarium Sample more than 200 fine wines and gourmet fare from Atlanta’s premier restaurants and partici-pate in silent and live auctions.

OCTOBER 17Elevate AtlantaThis multi-day event fills Downtown with visual art, per-formances, speakers and other arts-based programming.

WEEKENDS IN OCTOBERSpirit of OaklandHistoric Oakland Cemetery stays open after dark and offers guided tours featuring fascinating stories about its “residents” and the city.

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MEMBERSHIPCAP launched Downtown Partners to engage small businesses, nonprofits and individuals in support of Downtown through CAP initia-tives. Enrollment in the program, which offers Partners many of the benefits enjoyed by CAP Members at annual dues levels of just $250 or $500, began in June and attracted 19 new supporters in its first six months.

CAP exceeded its 2013 Membership goal and attracted 29 new Members, representing a wide variety of sectors, including media, law, real estate, nonprofit, entertainment and hospitality. More than 240 companies and organizations are now taking part in the work of CAP as Members or Downtown Partners, a near 20 percent increase in the total number of supporters over the past two years.

More than 140 CAP Member representatives are now involved in Membership Councils organized around four major focus areas: Eco-nomic Development, Infrastructure, Marketing & PR and Quality of Life. Each Council met at least quarterly throughout the year, affording Members the opportunity to network with peers that share a passion for Downtown and provide feedback to CAP’s staff. Since their inception in 2011, several major CAP/ADID ini-tiatives, strategies and public policy positions have had their geneses in these meetings.

SAVE THE DATENOVEMBER 15America Recycles Day Show your support for Down-town’s recycling initiatives by participating in an America Recycles Day event.

MULTIPLE DATESAtlanta HawksCheck out the Atlanta Hawks at one of their many home games at Philips Arena.

ANY DAYIce Skating in Centennial Olympic ParkThroughout the holiday season, enjoy ice skating in the park then take in the lights and throughout Downtown.

ANY DAY CNN Studio TourGet a behind-the-scenes look at the daily operations of a major news network by taking one of many informative tours.

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A luxury hotel brand and Atlanta’s favorite restaurants call the CNN CENTER home.

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CONNECT WITH CAPTo learn more about CAP and ADID, please visit our website at atlantadowntown.com.

For the latest information on CAP/ADID and Downtown Atlanta, get social with us:

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AwardsIn 2013, The International Downtown Associ-ation awarded CAP two merit awards for its 2012 Annual Report and for The Real Down-town Atlanta promotional video. The Real Downtown Atlanta video also received the Gold Flame award in the audiovisual category from the Atlanta Chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators.

About the PhotographerThe photographs featured in this report and calendar were taken by Gene Phillips. Over the years, Gene has received acclaim for his dynamic range of urban landscape images. His photojournalistic work has been used by National Geographic, Natural Mother Magazine and WeatherNation. Gene’s landscape photog-raphy has also been used by tourism agencies throughout the Southeast and in New York City. Contact information: 404-510-6606, genephil77@gmail.com, phillipsphoto.zenfolio.com

SAVE THE DATEDECEMBER 6SEC Championship GameEach year, East meets West at the Georgia Dome to battle it out for the SEC Championship title.

DECEMBER 31Peach Drop at Underground AtlantaRing in the New Year at the Southeast’s largest celebration, featuring live entertainment throughout the day and the mid-night Peach Drop countdown.

ANY DAY Downtown for the HolidaysFrom dining out to premier events and attractions, entertain-ing is a breeze with CAP’s Down-town for the Holidays program. ANY DAY Photos with Santa and the Polar BearDon’t miss your opportunity to take a picture with Santa and the world-famous Coca-Cola Polar Bear at the World of Coca-Cola.

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Downtown Atlanta transforms into a WINTER WONDERLAND

during the holiday season.

2013 CAP MEMBERSOFFICERSchair

Egbert PerryThe Integral Group

treasurer

Brad BentonDixon Hughes Goodman, LLP

MEMBERS200 Peachtree» Robert Patterson

A. Brown-Olmstead Associates» Amanda Brown-Olmstead

ABA Two Forty One Peachtree, LLCRobert Glustrom

ABM Janitorial ServicesLars Bader

Ackerman & Co.Charles Ackerman

Active Production and Design, Inc.Matt Clouser

Aderhold Properties Inc.» Tom Aderhold

AECOMEllen Heath, AICP

AGL Resources, Inc.» Bryan Batson

Albright GroupJ. R. Hipple

Aloft DowntownTonya Graham

Alston & Bird LLP» Mark Rusche

AMC Inc.» Jeff Portman

AMEC Environment & InfrastructureNathan Curtis

American Cancer SocietySusan Herrington

America’s Capital Partners» Carlton Harden

ARCADIS US Inc.Marwan Abboud, PE

Arnall Golden Gregory LLPGlenn Hendrix

AT&T Mobility & Consumer Markets» Keith Holmes

Atlanta Bicycle CoalitionRebecca Serna

Atlanta BravesMike Plant

Atlanta Business ChronicleEd BakerAtlanta Center for Self SufficiencyDana Johnson

Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau» William Pate

Atlanta Daily WorldHiram Jackson

Atlanta Downtown Neighborhood Association» Susan Roe

Atlanta Dream» Kelly Loeffler

Atlanta Falcons» Richard McKay

Atlanta First United Methodist ChurchDr. Charles Gardner

Atlanta Hawks & Philips Arena» Bob Williams

Atlanta Housing Authority» Renee Lewis Glover

Atlanta Life Financial GroupWilliam “Bill” Taggart

Atlanta MagazineSean McGinnis

Atlanta Marriott Marquis» Erica Qualls Atlantic Capital BankWalter “Sonny” Deriso

Avison YoungSteve Dils

Bank of America» Laura Keenan

BDO USA LLP» Jay Goldman, CPA

Best Western PLUS Inn at the PeachtreesGunars Dvelis

BoardWalk ConsultingSam Pettway

Boxer Property Management Corp.Alex Kakhnovets

Branch Banking & Trust Company» Abraham Cox

BreensmithTim Smith

Brooks Berry Haynie & AssociatesJason Owen

Business RadioXDana Barrett

Butler Street Community Development CorporationFrank Brown, Esq.

C. P. Richards ConstructionCharles Richards, Jr.

Capitol City Bank» George Andrews

CAREHelene Gayle

MEMBER KEY» Board of Directors• Executive Committee

Carter» Scott Taylor

CB Richard Ellis Inc.» John Shlesinger

Center Forward, LLCHeather Alhadeff, AICP

Citizens Trust Bank» Cynthia Day City of Atlanta-Fulton County Recreation Authority» Violet Travis Ricks

The Coca-Cola Company» Ingrid Saunders Jones

CohnReznick LLP» Ellen Mendelsohn

Colliers International» Caldwell Zimmerman

Cooper Carry Inc.» Kevin Cantley

Courtyard by Marriott Atlanta DowntownScot Gladstone

Cousins Properties Inc. » Larry Gellerstedt, III

Cox Enterprises» Doug Franklin

Coxe Curry & AssociatesAnn Curry

Cushman & Wakefield, Inc.» John O’Neill, III

Deloitte» Edward Heys

Delta Air Lines» Tad Hutcheson

DLA Piper LLP» Maxine Hicks

DLB AssociatesBrian Durham

DPR HardinRussell E. Brockelbank

Embassy Suites Atlanta Centennial ParkDavid Shepherd

Emory University» Betty Willis

Emory University Hospital MidtownDane Peterson

EnticBruce Reeks

Ernst & Young» Brad Duncan

Fairfield Inn & Suites DowntownMuktar Dougsiyeh

Fifth Third BankRandy Koporc

First Step StaffingGreg Block

Forest CityEmerick Corsi, Jr.

Fulcrum Equity PartnersJeff Muir

Gallman Development Group, LLCBruce Gallman

Gay Construction CompanyThomas “Tom” Gay

Genuine Parts CompanyThomas Gallagher

Georgia AquariumDavid Kimmel

Georgia Development PartnersChad Wright

Georgia Institute of TechnologyChristopher Burke

Georgia Power Company» Walter Dukes

Georgia State University» Dr. Mark Becker

Georgia World Congress Center AuthorityFrank Poe

Georgia-Pacific» Cloteen Bigger Jasmin

Gibbs Landscape Co.Peter Copses

Grady Health System» John Haupert

GreenbergFarrowJohn Nourzad, PE

HeeryBill Heitz

Hilton AtlantaBrad Koeneman

Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta DowntownHarman Hall

Hines Interests Limited Partnership» John Heagy, III

Historic Oakland FoundationDavid Moore

HOKTodd Bertsch

Holder Construction CompanyDavid Miller

Hyatt House at Georgia AquariumMatt White

Hyatt Regency AtlantaPeter McMahon

Infosys Consulting, IncKenneth Barry

IntegralGude LLCSamuel Gude, III

Invest AtlantaBrian McGowan

Jackson Corporate Real EstateScott Jackson

Jackson Spalding» Rachel Tobin

JamestownMatt Bronfman

Jones Day» E. Kendrick Smith

Jones Lang LaSalleLinda Bolan

JPMorgan Chase and Co.» David Balos

Juneau Construction CompanyNancy Juneau

Kaiser Permanente» Carrie Jennison

Kilpatrick Townsend LLP» Diane Prucino

Kimley-Horn and Associates Inc.Edward Ellis

King & Spalding» Alan Prince

KPMG LLPSamuel McGarr

Kutak Rock LLPDebra Thompson

Lanier Parking Systems» Michael Robison

Legacy Property Group» David Marvin

Lincoln Property CompanyCraig Habif

Lord Aeck Sargent ArchitectsEric Brock

mas Energy, LLCJason Byars

Matlock AdvertisingKirstin Popper

McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.Kevin Kuntz

McGriff, Seibels & Williams of GA, IncRead Davis

McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP» Steven Labovitz

McKinsey & Company» Steve Reis

Mercer Thompson LLCJohn T.W. Mercer

Metro Atlanta Chamber» Sam Williams

Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit AuthorityKeith Parker

Milner Inc.Charlie Gibson

National Center for Civil & Human RightsDoug Shipman

National Church ResidencesMichelle Norris

Newcomb & BoydStephen Sessler

Northwestern Mutual Financial NetworkMoe Modjeski, CPA

Novare Group Holdings LLC» James Borders

Ogletree DeakinsWilliam Steinhaus

Omni Hotel at CNN CenterScott Stuckey

Paces PropertiesMerritt Lancaster

PARKatlantaAnderson Moore

Parking Company of America» Susana Chavez

Parkway Realty Services» Marti Blackstock

Parmenter Realty PartnersGloria Parker

Perennial Properties, Inc.Aaron Goldman

Perkins+WillWillard Lariscy

Piedmont HealthcareMatt Gove

Pittypat’s PorchRon Horgan

PNC Financial Services Group» Eddie Meyers

Portman Holdings» Ambrish Baisiwala

Post Properties Inc.» David Stockert

Regent Partners LLCDavid Allman

Regions Bank» David Smith

Residence Inn by Marriott Atlanta DowntownChristine Cooley-Phillips

Richard Bowers & CompanyRichard Bowers, Sr.

2013 CAP MEMBERS

» IF YOU’D LIKE TO BECOME A MEMBER OF CENTRAL ATLANTA PROGRESS, CONTACT DAN WILLIAMS AT DANW@ATLANTADOWNTOWN.COM OR CALL 404-659-5908.

Russell New Urban Development LLC» Jerome Russell, Jr.

Schulten Ward & Turner LLPScott Schulten

Selig Enterprises Inc.Scott Selig, CCIM

Sheraton Atlanta HotelNiles Harris

Siemens OneCathe Reams

Silverman Construction Program ManagementArnold Silverman

Skanska» Bill Morrison

Smith Gambrell & Russell LLP» Stephen Forte

Southface Energy InstituteDennis Creech

St. Luke’s Episcopal ChurchCotten Alston

St. Vincent de Paul SocietyJohn Berry

State Bar of GeorgiaCliff Brashier

Stevens & WilkinsonRonald Stang, AIA

Stites & Harbison PLCCJ. D. Humphries, Esq.

SunTrust Bank» Mike Hurst

SutherlandMark Wasserman

T.Y. Lin InternationalDean Collins

The Beck GroupBen Bard

The Boston Consulting Group Inc.» Alan Wise

The Carter CenterLisa Wiley

The Children’s Museum of AtlantaJane Turner

The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta» Alicia Philipp

The Creations GroupCherie Ong

The Ellis HotelRichard “Kim” Kleisner

The Epsten GroupDagmar Epsten

The Fox TheatreAllan Vella

The Home DepotBrad Shaw

The Networks of 11 AliveRobbin Steed

The Ritz-Carlton, AtlantaManuel Deisen

The Schapiro Group Inc.Beth Schapiro

The TabernacleKaryn Kotler

The University Financing Foundation, Inc.Thomas Hall III

The Westin Peachtree PlazaRon Tarson

Theatrical OutfitBill Balzer

Thompson-Ventulett-Stainback & Associates Inc.Roger Neuenschwander, AIA

Tishman SpeyerJim Meyer

Transwestern» Clark Dean

Trees AtlantaConnie Veates

Trillium Management Inc.James Cumming

Troutman Sanders LLP» Steve Riddell

Turner Broadcasting System Inc.» Lisa Harris

Turner Enterprises Inc.Taylor Glover

Underground AtlantaDaniel O’Leary, CCIM

United Way of Greater AtlantaMilton Little

UPS» Tim Loughlin

Urban EnterprisesShayne Walsey

Urban Realty Partners» Mark Riley

URS CorporationDonald Harris

Veolia Energy North AmericaMike Decker

W Atlanta DowntownTim Dahlen

W. G. Yates and Sons Construction CompanyJeff Cross

Walter P MooreDouglas Robinson, PE

Weissman Nowack Curry & Wilco, P.C.Maria Mollise

Wells Fargo» Leonard Walker

Wheat Street Charitable FoundationRhonda Brown

ZipcarZach Ellard

Zoo Atlanta» Raymond King

ADID BOARDchair

Craig Jones Retired, Cousins Properties Inc.

board

Harry Anderson The Coca-Cola Company

Lisa BordersThe Coca-Cola Company

Curley Dossman Georgia-Pacific Corporation

The Honorable Kwanza HallAtlanta City Council

Lisa HarrisTurner Broadcasting System, Inc.

John C. Portman IV Portman Holdings

Carl PowellThe Integral Group

Ron TarsonThe Westin Peachtree Plaza Atlanta

CAP STAFFLEFT TO RIGHT NOT PICTURED

Lynn Williamson Marketing & Creative Director

Kristi RooksSenior Project Manager, Economic Development

Wesley BrownProject Manager, Planning & Capital Projects

Tanya Betton Accounting Assistant

A.J. RobinsonPresident

Shevenie ReidExecutive Assistant

Sara Haas Intern, Planning & Economic Development

Dan WilliamsMembership Manager

Cooper Holland Senior Project Manager, Woodruff Park

Ryan Cagle Intern, Transportation & Sustainability

Kathryn Rusche Public Relations Coordinator

Dana WilliamsVice President, Finance

Lynn LopesProgram Manager, Transportation & Sustainability

Angie Laurie Vice President, Transportation

Deana Davis Manager, Human Resources & Payroll

Brittany Sessions Receptionist, Administrative Assistant

Wilma Sothern Vice President, Marketing

Jennifer BallVice President, Planning & Economic Development

Crystal ClarkOutreach Manager, Transportation & Sustainability

David WardellVice President, Operations & Public Safety

CAP STAFFLEFT TO RIGHT NOT PICTURED

Deana Davis Manager, Human Resources & Payroll

Tanya Betton Accounting Assistant

Wilma Sothern Vice President, Marketing

Lynn Williamson Marketing & Creative Director

Cooper Holland Senior Project Manager, Woodruff Park

Angie Laurie Vice President, Transportation

Kristi RooksSenior Project Manager, Economic Development

Ryan Cagle Intern, Transportation & Sustainability

Kathryn Rusche Public Relations Coordinator

Dana WilliamsVice President, Finance

Dan WilliamsMembership Manager

Brittany Sessions Receptionist, Administrative Assistant

Wesley BrownProject Manager, Planning & Capital Projects

Sara Haas Intern, Planning & Economic Development

Lynn LopesProgram Manager, Transportation & Sustainability

Shevenie ReidExecutive Assistant

A.J. RobinsonPresident

Jennifer BallVice President, Planning & Economic Development

Crystal ClarkOutreach Manager, Transportation & Sustainability

David WardellVice President, Operations & Public Safety

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