WELCOME Dave Stockert

2014-16 CAP Chairman

DYNAMIC DOWNTOWN A.J. Robinson

President of CAP/ADID

GREETINGS FROM CITY HALLThe Honorable Kasim Reed

Mayor, City of Atlanta

2017 DAN SWEAT AWARDPresented to Ambassador Andrew Young

2017 MARCUS IMPACT AWARDPresented by Bernie Marcus

to Dr. Mark Becker President, Georgia State University

2017 ADID AWARDSPresented to Seward Stephens

Neiman Beard and Michael Norris

TURNER DOWNTOWN COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP AWARD

Presented to George Turnerby Lisa Harris

Senior VP of Real Estate, Turner

ELECTION OF 2017 CAP LEADERSHIP & INTRODUCTION OF

2017 BOARD CHAIRMANDave Stockert

CLOSINGRichard J. McKay

President and CEO, Atlanta Falcons

& AWARDS CELEBRATION Honoring Ambassador Andrew Young, George Turner and Georgia State University Tuesday, March 14 | Hyatt Regency Atlanta

CHAIRMANRichard J. McKayAtlanta Falcons

TREASURERMaxine HicksDLA Piper LLP

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEETom AderholdAderhold Properties Inc.

Harry AndersonThe Coca-Cola Company

Ambrish BaisiwalaPortman Holdings, LLC

Bryan BatsonSouthern Company Gas

Mark P. BeckerGeorgia State University

Susana ChavezParking Company of America

Kathy FarrellSunTrust Bank

Steve FosterGeorgia Power

Melissa FrawleyWells Fargo

Kirsten HadleyGeorgia-Pacific LLC

Joe HandyGeorgia Aquarium

Lisa HarrisTurner

Bill HollettCousins Properties Incorporated

Mary Ann KessenichBank of America

Raymond B. KingZoo Atlanta

David LeeAtlanta Hawks & Philips Arena

Eddie MeyersPNC Financial Services Group

Egbert PerryIntegral

Alicia PhilippThe Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta

Marian PittmanCox Media Group

Steve ReisMcKinsey & Company

Steve RiddellTroutman Sanders LLP

Jerome Russell Jr.H.J. Russell & Company

E. Kendrick SmithJones Day

Scott TaylorCarter

BOARD OF DIRECTORSDavid BalosJP Morgan Chase and Co.

Jerry BanksThe Dilweg Companies

Renay BlumenthalGrady Health System

James R. BordersNovare Group

Keisha Lance Bottoms*City of Atlanta-Fulton County Recreation Authority

Russell BrockelbankBalfour Beatty Construction

Catherine BuellAtlanta Housing Authority

Kevin R. CantleyCooper Carry Inc.

Manuel DeisenThe Ritz-Carlton, Atlanta

Dora DinThe Creations Group

Kip Dunlap*

Atlanta Downtown Neighborhood Association

Bijan EghtedariCitizens Lanier Holdings

David EvansDixon Hughes Goodman, LLP

Brian FarleyComcast

Stephen M. ForteSmith Gambrell & Russell LLP

Greg HareOgletree Deakins

Donald C. HarrisHNTB Corporation

John A. Heagy IIIHines Interests Limited Partnership

Glenn P. HendrixArnall Golden Gregory LLP

Tina HoustonAECOM

Travis HughesTranswestern

Tad HutchesonDelta Air Lines

David HutchisonThe Beck Group

John Izard Jr.Cushman & Wakefield Inc.

Scott JordanBranch Banking & Trust Company

Joshua M. KaminKing & Spalding

Eloisa Klementich*

Invest Atlanta

Matt KniselyShorenstein Properties

Brad KoenemanHilton Atlanta

Steven J. LabovitzDentons US LLP

Wendy Langlais-TilleryCohnReznick LLP

Daniel LevisonReStart3:20

Milton J. Little Jr.United Way of Greater Atlanta

Scott MartickePorter Novelli

David D. MarvinLegacy Ventures

Samuel H. McGarrKPMG LLP

Peter McMahonHyatt Regency Atlanta

Thomas J. MeinhartJacobs Engineering Group

Al MersSkyView Atlanta

David MillerHolder Construction Company

Glenn MitchellEY

Hala Moddelmog*

Metro Atlanta Chamber

Jake NawrockiNewport US RE, L.P.

Arun P. NijhawanLucror Resources

Daniel OwensEmory University Hospital Midtown

William Pate*

Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau

Danny PattonSkanska USA Building, Inc.

Frank PoeGeorgia World Congress Center Authority

Jeff PortmanAMC Inc.

Erica Qualls-BatteyAtlanta Marriott Marquis Hotel

Denise QuarlesSiemens

Don ReynoldsPerkins + Will

Mark B. RileyUrban Realty Partners

Kevin RogersWRS Inc.

Mark C. RuscheAlston & Bird LLP

Scott SeligSelig Enterprises Inc.

Lain ShakespeareMailChimp

Pete SheltonColliers International

Mike SivewrightJLL

David SmithRegions Bank

Matthew SmithMAA

Brian SpickardDPR Construction

Scott SzwastUPS

Ron TarsonThe Westin Peachtree Plaza

Rachel TobinJackson Spalding

David Todd Jr.CB Richard Ellis Inc.

Leslie TuneOmni Hotel at CNN Center

Becky Wardtvs-design

Taylor WhiteBanyan Street Capital

Betty E. Willis*

Emory University

Alan M. WiseThe Boston Consulting Group Inc.

*indicates ex-officio**Wilma Sothern will serve as Secretary

2 0 1 7 S L AT E

The Dan Sweat Award: Ambassador Andrew Young

GOLD

SPONSORS

SILVER

BRONZE

Marcus Impact Award: Georgia State University

Turner Downtown Community Leadership Award: George Turner

DIPLOMAT, EDUCATOR, CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST, MAYOR, U.S. REPRESENTATIVE, PASTORAmbassador Young’s impact is renowned on a global scale, from his political positions at the federal and international level to his role in the Civil Rights Movement. It was during his tenure as Mayor of Atlanta from 1982 to1990 in which he invigorated the partnership between the public and private sector that remains a cornerstone of Atlanta today.

During that time, Central Atlanta Progress President Dan Sweat commended Young on his efforts to foster a relationship with the business community, as well as his determined goal to make Atlanta a new focal point of international commerce and activity.

Take a walk through Downtown today and you can’t miss the signs of Andrew Young’s legacy. Most notably perhaps is Centennial Olympic Park, which “put Atlanta on the map,” and serves as a powerful economic impact engine for the entire City.

RETIRED POLICE CHIEF, ATLANTA POLICE DEPARTMENTChief Turner’s connections to Atlanta run deep. Born at Grady Hospital, raised in Perry Homes, educated in Atlanta Public Schools and at Clark Atlanta and a 35-year veteran of the Atlanta Police Department, he is truly a local success story.

He worked his way up the ladder, serving as former Mayor Andrew Young’s driver on a security detail, overseeing APD’s human resources department, leading the recruitment unit and commanding the Zone 1 precinct in northwest Atlanta. Chief Turner’s leadership was highlighted by increased collaboration with community stakeholders - including other police departments, city officials, property owners, and leaders of churches, schools, and communities. During Turner’s tenure as Police Chief from 2010 to 2016, crime in Downtown dropped substantially. In fact, part one crime decreased by an impressive twenty percent (20%) – in 2016 alone. He understands his home town and has a tremendous sense of local pride. Turner reflected the best of Atlanta in his leadership as Police Chief.

AN ENTERPRISING PUBLIC RESEARCH UNIVERSITYGeorgia State University transforms the lives of students, advances the frontiers of knowledge and strengthens the workforce of the future. The university provides an outstanding education and exceptional support for students from all backgrounds. Georgia State readies students for professional pursuits, educates future leaders, and prepares citizens for lifelong learning. With one of the most diverse student bodies in the nation, the university enrolls more than 50,000 students in undergraduate, graduate, associate, professional and certificate programs.

As one of the Southeast’s premier public research institutions, Georgia State generates an annual economic impact on metro Atlanta of $2.45 billion and ranks among the nation’s top 100 public universities to award doctoral degrees. The university offers more than 250 degree programs in 100 fields of study, and students may enroll part-time or full-time in day or evening classes.

WITH ADDITIONAL SUPPORT FROM

MICHAEL NORRIS APD Zone 5 Officer of the Year

NEIMAN BEARDAmbassador of the Year

SEWARD STEPHENS Clean Team Member of the Year

Atlanta Downtown Improvement District Awards