In the Metro Atlanta Community

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Celebrating 85 Years of Service in the Metro Atlanta Community

Thursday, November 29, 2018 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Oceans Ballroom at the Georgia Aquarium 246 Ivan Allen Jr. Blvd., NE | Atlanta, GA 30313

1 FOR THE LAST 34 YEARS THE COCA-COLA FOUNDATION HAS GIVEN MORE THAN $1 BILLION TO 2,400+ ORGANIZATIONS

$41M $408M $216M $335M EMPOWERING ENHANCING PROTECTING TH E EDUCATING WOMEN COMMUNITIES ENVIRONMENT SCHOLARS

Lifted 1.2 million women out of Helped communities rebuild after Created access to clean water for Educated more than 10,000 men poverty through entrepreneurial natural and man-made disasters, more than 32 million people in and women who were the ﬁrst in skills-based education and training. funded scholarships and developed Africa and around the world. their families to attend college. our youth to ﬂourish and thrive.

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Foundation

EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES SINCE 1984

2 A Message from the Board Chair and the President & CEO

“Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome.” - Dr. Booker T. Washington

Good evening members, friends, and supporters of the Atlanta Business League. Thank you so much for joining us for this historic and memorable evening of celebration. Our theme this year, “Celebrating 85 Years of Achievement,” reflects the League’s commitment to provide economic empowerment and business development opportunities for metro Atlanta’s women and minority communities-- with an emphasis on enterprises owned by African-Americans. Tonight, we highlight and underscore the important role of trailblazing African-American-owned businesses that have invested more than 100 years in our communities, present the Inaugural Maynard H. Jackson Jr. Empowerment Award and take a brief walk down memory lane.

As the South’s oldest and most influential minority business development organization, the Atlanta Business League has much to celebrate tonight, including its rich history of business development, advocacy and the enduring legacy that it builds upon today.

The League has long been a critical ingredient in the growth and development of metropolitan Atlanta. It continues in that vital role today. For some, it represents a rich history of ‘Negro’ business owners whose struggles and success- es paved the way for today’s African-American entrepreneurs. For others, the League serves as an effective training ground and a valuable rung in their personal growth and development. And for many others, it is a supportive and professional venue where relationships are developed and nurtured. In short, the Atlanta Business League is singu- larly unique for each of us; and it remains a vital vehicle and reliable resource for people at various developmental levels and walks of life.

Since its inception, the Atlanta Business League has been and is being piloted by some of Atlanta’s best and bright- est. Men and women alike, have sacrificed time and resources from both their businesses and home life to help grow the organization into the premier African-American business developer and advocate it is today. Tonight, we salute family business owners, community leaders and global icons who are living examples of those pioneers and pacesetters whose investments paid off, then and now, for all of us.

Sincerely,

Milton Jones, Jr. ABL Board Chairman

Leona Barr-Davenport ABL President & CEO

3 5 Partners for Corporate Growth Companies committed to the growth and development of minority owned businesses.

4 Table of Contents

Message from the Board Chair and the President & CEO...... 1 Atlanta Business League Partners for Corporate Growth...... 2 Table of Contents...... 3 85th Anniversary Sponsors...... 4 Program Agenda...... 5 85th Anniversary Honorary Chairs and Co-Chairs...... 7 ABL Board of Directors...... 9 ABL Past Chairs and Presidents...... 10 2018 Hall of Fame Inductee...... 13 ABL Hall of Fame Historical...... 15 2018 Booker T. Washington Legacy Builder Award Honorees...... 17 The Inaugural Maynard H. Jackson, Jr. Empowerment Award...... 19 History of the Atlanta Business League...... 21 2018 Member Listings...... 23 2018 Sponsors: Program/Media/Silent Auction...... 29 2018 Student Business Shadow Project...... 31 2018 ABL Events and Programs-Acknowledgements...... 33 In Memoriam...... 38 ABL Membership Application...... 40

5 85th Anniversary Sponsors

PLATINUM SPONSOR

GOLD SPONSOR

SILVER SPONSORS

BRONZE SPONSORS

Welcome and Highlights of 2018 Purpose Sponsor Remarks Reflections Business Hall of Fame Induction Maceo A. Brown, President & CEO, System 5 Electronics Reflections Invocation Dinner Reflections Booker T. Washington Legacy Builder Award William F. Pickard, Ph.D., Chairman & Founder, Global Automotive Alliance Reflections Booker T. Washington Legacy Builder Award Felker W. Ward, Jr., Managing Member, Pinnacle Investments Advisors, LLC Reflections The Inaugural Maynard H. Jackson Jr. Empowerment Award Ingrid Saunders Jones, Immediate Past National Chair, National Council of Negro Women Acknowledgements & Recognition of Past Chairs and Presidents Closing

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7 Together our energy matters

atlantagaslight.com

Atlanta Gas Light is proud to have been a part of the fabric of our communities for more than 160 years. We believe the many facets of our diversity make our company better and our communities stronger.

We congratulate the Atlanta Business League in the celebration of its 85th anniversary.

HONORARY CHAIRS Tad Hutcheson (VP, Community Engagement, Delta Air Lines, Inc.)

Helen Smith Price (President, The Coca-Cola Foundation, VP, Global Community Affairs, The Coca-Cola Company)

Erica Qualls-Battey (Area General Manager, Marriott International)

HONORARY CO-CHAIRS Thomas W. Dortch, Jr. (Chairman, 100 Black Men of America)

Peter McMahon (General Manager, Hyatt Regency Atlanta)

David Rubinger (Market President and Publisher, Atlanta Business Chronicle)

Michael Russell (Chief Executive Officer, H.J. Russell & Company)

Myrna White (Director of Public Affairs, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport)

ABL LEADERSHIP Milton Jones, Jr. (ABL Board Chair, Founding Member, Peachtree Providence Partners, LLC)

Tiffany Callaway Ferrell (ABL Board Chair-Elect, General Manager of Shared Services, Georgia Power)

INVOCATION Reverend Karen Webster Parks (Associate Pastor, Cascade United Methodist Church)

Atlanta Business League Staff and Contributors Leona Barr-Davenport, President & CEO Owen Montague, IT Consultant Eleanor Chin, VP, Operations Esther Taylor Brown, Administrative Support Marti Covington, Executive Producer Reggie Tolbert, Graphic Designer Samantha Judie, Program Coordinator Quentin White, Client Services Coordinator

9 At Grady Health System, we are driven by our commitment to providing quality, comprehensive healthcare in a compassionate, culturally competent, ethical and f iscally responsible manner. Fiscal responsibility begins with our procurement process and our ef forts to secure the highest quality products and services that provide Grady and its patient’s the greatest value possible.

From our workforce, to our patients and our community, we consider diversity one of our greatest resources. Grady has a strong commitment to the inclusion of all suppliers in our procurement activities.

We encourage Diverse Suppliers interested in doing business with Grady to register through our supplier database. Visit gradyhealth.org/suppliers.

10 THE ATLANTATHE ATLANTABUSINESS BUSINESS LEAGUE LEAGUE BOARD OFBOARD DIRECTORS OFBoard DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS of AND Directors OFFICERS 20172018 BOARD BOARD2017 OFF OFFICERS BOARDICERS OFFICERS

CHAIRCHAIR CHAIRCHAIRCHAIR CHAIR- ELECT CHAIR-CHAIR-ELECT ELECT SECRETARY SECRETARYSECRETARY TREASURER TREASURERIMMEDIATE PASTIMMEDIATE CHAIR PAST CHAIR WilliamWilliam Taggart WilliamWilliamMilton Taggart Jones, Jr. Tiffany Callaway FerrellCharmaine WardWard CharmaineShawn M. Graham WardWard Michael V. Smith Michael V. Smith Milton Jones, Jr. Milton Jones, Jr. ExecutiveInterim in Residence PresidentExecutive & COOInterim in Founding Residence President Member & COODirector, RegionalGeneral OperationsDirector, Manager Regional of Shared OperationsDirector ServicesSenior Corporate Director, RelationsDirector CPA,Senior Corporate President/Founder Director, Relations Senior Manager, Senior Manager, Founding Member Founding Member Morehouse College MorehousePeachtree College ProvidenceMetropolitan AtlantaMetropolitanGeorgia Power Atlanta Georgia PowerInfinite GeorgiaBusiness PowerConsulting AssuranceGroup Services Assurance Services Peachtree ProvidencePeachtree Providence Partners, LLC Southern CompanySouthern Gas Company Gas Ernst & Young, LLP Ernst & Young, LLP Partners, LLC Partners, LLC

2018 VICE-CHAIRS & BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Dennis L. BoydenTremese Davis Tremese Davis Thomas Dortch, Jr. CarlEd E. Baker AndersonCarl EdE. AndersonBakerDennisDennis L. Boyden Boyden DennisEd Baker BoydenThomas Dortch, Jr.Thomas Dortch,Gretchen Jr. Fuller Gretchen FullerGerard Gibbons Gerard GibbonsCrystalRoosevelt I. Drake Giles Roosevelt Giles Attorney Assistant Dean Regional Director,Director of SupplierDirector Diversity of Supplier Diversity President & CEO ExecutiveAssistantAttorney in Residence Dean Executive in ResidenceRegional Director, Regional Director,President & CEO President & CEO President PresidentPresident of Enterprise/President of Enterprise/PresidentVice President & CEO President & CEO Law Office of Carl E. Anderson Georgia State University External AffairsSouthern CompanySouthern Gas Company Gas TWD, Inc. LawGeorgia Office State of UniversityCarl E.Georgia Anderson State UniversityExternal Affairs TWD, Inc. TWD, Inc. Warner Fuller Warner Fuller Global Sales GlobalSoutheast SalesEndpoint Communications ConsultingEndpoint Consulting J. Mack Robinson At&T J. Mack Robinson J. Mack Robinson AT&T AT&T Consulting, LLC Consulting, LLC UPS UPS Manager,Group, Wells LLC Fargo Group, LLC College of Business College of Business Retired College of Business Retired

AlbertTodd EdwardsGray Todd Gray MarcelMarcel Hannah Marcel HannahAlonzoTodd Llorens Gray Alonzo LlorensLance Miller Lance MillerCandy Moore Candy Moore FounderDirectorManaging & Managing of Supplier Director Director Director of Supplier President PresidentSVP,SVP, Enterprise Small Business Sales SVP, Small Business PartnerDirector Partner SVP, Deloitte CRG SVP, Deloitte SeniorCRG Vice PresidentSenior Vice President CorporateDiversity EnvironmentalCERM Materials Diversity Risk MaterialsAccolades, Inc. Accolades,Performance Inc.Banking Manager ManagerBanking ManagerSupplierGordon Diversity& Rees, LLP NFSGordon & Rees,Deloitte LLP TransactionsDeloitte and Transactions Wellsand Fargo Wells Fargo Management,Management LLC Management Bank of America Bank of AmericaKaiser Permanente Business Analytics, LLPBusiness Analytics, LLP Grady Health SystemGrady Health System

DionneKaren Hypolite Moore AlonzoDionne Llorens MooreEgbert Perry Egbert PerryErica Qualls-BatteyErica Qualls-BatteyLonnie SaboorAlexisLonnie Davis Saboor SmithAlexis Davis SmithRobertAlexis Woolridge Davis SmithJesse Walton, Jr. Jesse Walton, Jr. Ph.D., LeadPeasant Thinker/FounderABL Co-Vice ChairPeasant of PublicChairman Policy and CEOChairman and GeneralCEO Manager General ManagerSenior Manager ofPresident Senior Manager & CEO of President GeneralPresident ManagerFirst Vice President,First Vice President, Think S.T.E.M.CEO TechnologiesPartner CEO The Integral Group, TheLLC Integral Group,Atlanta LLC Marriott Atlanta MarriottSmall Business FinancePReciseSmall Communications BusinessPRecise Finance CommunicationsPReciseW Atlanta-Buckhead CommunicationsSenior Investment MgmtSenior Investment Mgmt Meat Masters,Patel Inc. BurkhalterMeat Masters, Law Group Inc. Marquis Marquis Invest Atlanta Invest Atlanta Consultant Consultant Morgan Stanley WealthMorgan Mgmt Stanley Wealth Mgmt

Willie Watkins Willie Watkins Mack Wilbourn Mack WilbournMr. Leonard Jenkins,Mr. LeonardJr. Jenkins,Leona Jr. Barr- Leona Barr- Tashwanda Tashwanda President & CEO President & CEOPresident & Owner President & OwnerChairman Chairman Davenport Davenport Pinchback-Dixon Pinchback-Dixon Willie A. Watkins Willie A. Watkins Mack II, Inc. Mack II,Atlanta Inc. Business LeagueAtlanta Business LeaguePresident & CEO President & CEO Attorney Attorney Funeral Home, Inc. Funeral Home, Inc. Foundation FoundationAtlanta Business LeagueAtlanta Business LeagueBalch & Bingham, LLPBalch & Bingham, LLP 11 Past ABL Board Chairs & Presidents

(left to right) William A. Clement, Jr. Robert Shannon, Jr. Leonard Jenkins, Jr. C. David Moody William T. Robie Daryll H. Griffin Erica Qualls-Battey

John Kelley (1) Harriette D. Watkins (2) Rhonda M. Brown (3) Michael Russell (4) Raymond J. McClendon (5) Milton Jones, Jr. (6) Garry Blackwell (7) Felker W. Ward, Jr. (8) Alice White Bussey (9)

(left to right) Mary H. Parker Thomas W. Dortch, Jr. Joseph R. Hudson

12 Past ABL Board Chairs & Presidents

Chairman Emeritus Presidents John W. Cox 1989–2003 J.L. Wolfe 1952 Joel Stokes 1961-1962 Chairman Franklin O’Neal 1963-1967 W.H. “Chief” Aiken 1952 P. D. Davis 1968-1971 William T. Robie Mid 70’s Earnest L. Dixon 1972 Franklin O’Neal Willie Richardson 1970’s Felker W. Ward, Jr. 1981-1983 Thomas Cordy 1970’s John W. Cox 1984-1989 P. Gregory Johnson 1977 William A. Clement, Jr. 1990-1991 Hugh Dash 1978-1981 Rhonda M. Brown 1992-1993 Joseph R. Hudson 1982-1984 Nathaniel R. Goldston, III 1994-1995 Alice White Bussey 1985 Raymond J. McClendon 1996 William A. Clement, Jr. 1986-1988 Thomas W. Dortch, Jr. 1997-1998 Rhonda M. Brown 1989-1990 Garry Blackwell 1999 Leonard Jenkins, Jr. 2000 Robert Shannon, Jr. 2001 Harriette D. Watkins 2002 James Young 2003 Daryll H. Griffin 2004 Alice Tolbert Wiggins 2005 John Kelley 2006 Thomas W. Dortch, Jr. 2007 Michael Russell 2008 Erica Qualls 2009 C. David Moody 2010 Thomas W. Dortch, Jr. 2011-2012 Mary H. Parker 2013-2014 Milton Jones, Jr. 2015-2016 William Taggart 2017 Milton Jones, Jr. 2017-2018

Chief Operating Officers Franklin O’Neal, Executive Director 1968-1981 George Henderson, Director 1982 Delores Monroe, Executive Director 1980’s Edward Menifee, Executive Vice President 1986-1990 Valerie Montague Goldston, President 1991-1996 Leona Barr-Davenport, President & CEO 1997-Present

13 Georgia Power is proud to support the Atlanta Business League.

We salute them on 85 years of continuous leadership in service to African American businesses in our communities.

14 Business Hall of Fame Inductee

The ABL Business Hall of Fame was created in 2008, under the chairmanship of Michael Russell, to highlight the role of business and community leaders and companies who have consistently supported minority business development. The ABL Business Hall of Fame recognizes businesses that have been in continuous operation for 25 years or more.

Maceo A. Brown is the President and CEO of System 5 Electronics, the largest African-American owned and operated security alarm and monitoring company in the state of Georgia. In this role, he directs daily operations, implements strategies for success, creates product distinctions and positions the company as an industry leader.

Incorporated in 1989, System 5 Electronics’ purpose is to provide the newest technology in life-safety devices to protect residential properties and commercial establishments. At System 5, the corporate philosophy is to exceed customer expectations by delivering unprecedented service, rapid response and affordable, error-free monitoring. Clientele includes: National Park Service, Black McDonald’s Operators Association, H.J. Russell, American Family Insurance, Atlanta Tribune, Atlanta Business League, Rolling Out Magazine, This Is It! BBQ & Seafood, Goodrum En- Maceo A. Brown terprises (McDonald’s), Burger King, 755 Restaurant Group (Popeye’s), Star Chain USA (Checker’s), Chicago Nancy President & CEO Pizza, Home of Dr. King, John Wieland Homes, the Herndon Home Museum, Empire Board of Realists, and Bronner System 5 Electronics, Inc. Bros., to name a few.

A respected entrepreneur in Atlanta, Maceo is often recognized for his leadership, business acumen and philanthropy. He is the recipient of the Atlanta Business League’s, Corporation of the Year Award; Concerned Black Clergy of Atlanta Business of the Year Award; Bronner Brother’s Scroll of Honor Award, Atlanta Tribune’s Business Achievement Award, ICABA’S Entrepreneur of the Year Award, the Georgia Minority Business Heritage Award, The Jaguar Founda- tion’s Entrepreneur of the Year Award and the Community Empowerment Development Corporation’s Entrepreneur of the Year Award. And most recently, Mr. Brown was honored as the recipient of the Herndon Foundation’s Lifetime Achievement Award for his outstanding accomplishments as an entrepreneur and role model for the next generation of entrepreneurs.

Over the years, Maceo has been featured in numerous publications to include the Atlanta Voice, Atlanta Tribune, The Overground Railroad, Atlanta Metro and the 2016 Edition of Who’s Who in Black Atlanta.

In 1974, Mr. Brown studied at the IBEW in Atlanta (prior to this, African – Americans were forbidden to receive voca- tional training and could not earn a living working trade jobs). In 1978, he became a Certified Electrician, receiving a State of Georgia license from the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training. Maceo is also credentialed by the State of Georgia Construction Industry Licensing Board as a Certified Electrical Contractor, Class 11; an Alarm System Low Voltage Contractor, and Cable Splicer.

Aside from being a successful entrepreneur, Mr. Brown is the Founder of M.a.c.e.o.’s (Mentoring Aspiring CEO’s) Kids, a non-profit organization created to pair African American youth with mentors in an effort to foster an entrepreneurial spirit. The non-profit provides the opportunity for young men and women to learn the importance of economic empowerment, community development and enrichment; key necessities needed to start, grow and maintain their very own businesses.

Maceo is often sought after to deliver motivational and inspirational messages to aspiring youth, enterprising entrepreneurs, community leaders and church congregants. Living with stage four Prostate Cancer, Maceo is also devoted to empowering others on how to live victoriously with this disease. He can only do this through God’s grace and with the continuous support of his beautiful wife, caregiver and soulmate, Alicia Hutchinson-Brown.

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YEAR YEAR FOUNDED COMPANY INDUCTED FOUNDED COMPANY INDUCTED

1990 Accolades, Inc. 2015 1980 Gregory B. Levett & Sons Funeral Home 2008 1984 AEE Productions 2014 1992 Griffin & Strong, P.C. 2017 1971 Anderson Communication 2008 1982 Gus Thornhill Funeral Home 2008 1968 Angel’s Paradise Higher Learning Academy 2013 1952 H.J. Russell & Company 2008 1928 Atlanta Daily World 2008 1969 Harold A. Dawson Company, Inc. 2008 1960 Atlanta Inquirer 2008 1929 Haugabrooks Funeral Home 2008 1905 Atlanta Life Financial Group, Inc. 2008 1981 Head’s Plumbing Sales & Service, Inc. 2008 1971 Atlanta Livery Services 2008 1971 Hosea Feed The Hungry and the Homeless 2013 1987 Atlanta Peach Movers 2012 1970 J.W. Robinson & Associates Inc. 2008 1987 Atlanta Tribune 2012 1960 Leroy R. Johnson & Associates Law Office 2008 1990 Ballethnic Dance Company 2016 1960 Lottie Watkins Enterprises, Inc. 2008 1973 Banks Finley White & Company 2008 1971 Mack II, Inc. 2016 1977 Barbara J. Alexander Realty Co. Inc. 2008 1986 Meat Masters, Inc. 2017 1947 Bronner Brothers 2008 1981 Murray Brother Funeral Home 2008 1980 Brown Office Systems, Inc. 2008 1947 Paschal’s Concessions, Inc. 2008 1962 Bussey Florist & Gifts 2008 1982 Perfect Image Printing 2015 1947 Busy Bee Restaurant 2008 1973 Premier Academy, Inc. 2011 1988 C.D. Moody Construction Company, Inc. 2013 1986 Prestige Packaging, Inc. 2011 1972 Charles F. McAfee FAIA NOMA PA 2008 1985 Russell Contract Furnishings, LTD 2010 1921 Citizens Trust Bank 2008 1947 Sadie G. Mays Health & Rehab Center 2009 1992 Columbia Residential, LLC 2017 1965 Sanderson Industries, Inc. 2008 1972 Confidential Security Agency 2008 1989 Simon Sign Systems 2015 1900 Cox Brothers Funeral Home 2011 1984 Smith Real Estate Services, Inc. 2009 1981 DOBBS, RAM & Company 2008 1886 South-View Cemetery 2016 1983 Donald Trimble Funeral Home 2008 1983 Standard Landscape Inc. 2014 1987 Dove Mailing Inc. 2012 1977 Stanley, Love-Stanley, P.C. 2008 1985 Duckett Design Group, Inc. 2010 1966 The Atlanta Voice Newspaper 2008 1973 E.R. Mitchell Construction Company, Inc. 2008 1978 The Baranco Automotive Group 2008 1983 E.W. Bowen & Company 2009 1981 The Cuffie Law Firm 2008 1981 EC London & Associates 2008 1982 The Harwen Group 2008 1986 EGM Services, Inc. 2011 1971 Thomas, Kennedy, Sampson & Patterson 2008 1982 Eventions, Inc. 2008 1977 Turner Associates/OLH International 2008 1975 First Class, Inc. 2008 1959 W. D. Lemon & Sons Funeral Home, Inc. 2014 1984 GNLD Wellness Center 2009 1976 Williams-Russell & Johnson, Inc. 2010 1982 Goodrum Enterprises Inc. 2008 1982 Willie A. Watkins Funeral Home, Inc. 2008 1975 Gourmet Services, Inc. 2008 1980 Young International Development Corporation 2008

17 Congratulations to the Atlanta Business League on celebrating 85 years of achievement.

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18 The Booker T. Washington Legacy Builder Award

The Booker T. Washington Legacy Builder Award was created to honor those individuals who embody the philosophy of Dr. Booker T. Washington, a philosophy to enhance and expand the community at large through business development and growth. Recipients of this award have achieved longevity in business, and created a lifetime legacy. They have invested in their community and have been powerful advocates for African-American owned enterprises.

William F. Pickard Ph.D. Felker W. Ward, Jr. Chairman and Founder Managing Member Global Automotive Alliance Pinnacle Investment Advisors, LLC

William F. Pickard, PhD is Chairman and Founder of Global Automotive Felker W. Ward, Jr. (Felker), is a principal in the Investment Advisory Firm of Alliance (GAA), GAA New Ventures, Co-Managing Partner, MGM Grand De- Pinnacle Investment Advisors, LLC. troit Casino, CEO, Bearwood Management Company and co-owner of five black-owned newspapers. After graduating from Tuskegee Institute, he was commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the U.S. Army, and served 20 years on active duty. He spent Dr. Pickard’s forty-seven-year entrepreneurial career began as a McDonald’s most of his career as a pilot, Logistics Officer, and Public Affairs Officer. He franchisee in Detroit, Michigan. Since its founding in 1989, GAA has gener- flew numerous helicopter combat missions in Viet Nam, and was awarded ated more than $5 billion dollars in sales with eight plants in the U.S. and the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry with Bronze Star for his war service. Canada, and service corporations such as Boeing, Mercedes Benz, Ford, General Motors, Chrysler, Delphi, Johnson Controls, Starbucks, Home De- He retired from the Army in 1974, in the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Upon pot and Merck Pharmaceutical. retiring from the Army, Felker embarked on his second career – as a lawyer. He practiced law for 15 years – engaged principally in business and finance He has served on numerous business and non-profit boards including As- practice. set Acceptance Capital Corporation, Michigan National Bank, LaSalle Bank, Business Leaders for Michigan, National Urban League, Detroit Symphony In 1988, he launched a new venture – providing investment advisory ser- Orchestra, Detroit Black Chamber of Commerce and is a life member of vices to institutional investors - pension funds, endowments and the like. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. In 2001, Pickard was awarded Michiganian of the Year for his business success, civic leadership and philanthropy. Pickard Since his retirement from the Army, he has achieved many honors and was the first Chairman of the African Development Foundation in 1982, awards, including the Emory Medal – the highest achievement award given appointed by President Ronald Reagan, and under President George Bush by the Emory University Alumni Association. He has also been inducted in he was appointed to The National Advisory Committee on Trade Policy Ne- the Georgia State University Business Hall of Fame. He has received the gotiations (1990) the Federal Home Loan Bank Board-Indianapolis Bank in Emory University Wesley Woods Heroes, Saints and Legends Award, the Indiana (1991). award of Honorary Doctorate of Laws Degree from Tuskegee University, and the 100 Black Men of America 2012 Chairman’s Award for Economic Dr. Pickard is also creating a new generation of entrepreneurs with Mil- Empowerment. lionaire Moves – Seven Proven Principles of Entrepreneurship, vision/at- titude, opportunity, relationships, talent/skillset, financial, failure and faith. He is currently the Chairman of the Ft. McPherson Local Redevelopment Dr. Pickard will share his undeniable principles anyone can use to become Implementing Authority. a successful entrepreneur. He is a successful businessman, and currently owns an interest in several Dr. Pickard holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Western Michigan University, a companies. Master’s Degree from the University of Michigan and a PhD from The Ohio State University. He has donated over $1M dollars to the National Museum Felker serves on several corporate and not-for-profit boards, including the of African American History and Culture in Washington, DC. In honor of Dr. Georgia Research Alliance, Tuskegee University Board of Trustees. In ad- Pickard, The William F. Pickard Living Center is named in his honor at Grand dition, he is a member of the 100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc., and recently Valley State University. Dr. Pickard has donated over $3M dollars to Western completed his year of serving as President, and one year as Chairman of the Michigan University which was used to build a new facility on campus Hall- Board of the Rotary Club of Atlanta – the largest Rotary Club in the south- Archer-Pickard East and Hall-Archer-Pickard West. east, and one of the largest in the world. He is also an emeritis Trustee of Emory University, and he serves as Civilian Aide Emeritus to the Secretary of the Army.

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@atlairport www.atl.20 com © City of Atlanta The Maynard H. Jackson, Jr. Empowerment Award

The Inaugural Maynard H. Jackson, Jr. Empowerment Award honors the legacy of Atlanta’s first African- American mayor, a political trailblazer, and a national business phenomenon. This award recognizes an individual or corporation whose economic investments and community support have strengthened our city, our communities, and African-American owned businesses nationwide.

Ms. Ingrid Saunders Jones is the Immediate Past National Chair of the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), a position to which she was elected in 2012. It was in 2013 that she retired from The Coca-Cola Company as Senior Vice President of Global Community Connections for The Coca-Cola Company and Chair, The Coca-Cola Foundation (Atlanta, GA). As the leader of Coca-Cola’s philanthropy efforts, Ms. Jones was responsible for the company’s contribution of more than $500 million to support sustainable community initiatives, including the Hispanic Scholarship Fund, United Negro College Fund (UNCF), Catalyst, the Critical Difference for Women program at Ohio State University, the International Costal Clean-up, Boys and Girls Clubs of America, the National Council of Negro Women and the World Wildlife Fund, to name Ingrid Saunders Jones a few. The Foundation also funds The Coca-Cola First Generation Scholarship Program for first generation Immediate Past National Chair college students. Ms. Jones also served on the boards of The Coca-Cola Africa Foundation and The Coca- National Council of Negro Women Cola Scholars Foundation.

Earlier in her career, Ms. Jones worked with the Honorable Maynard Jackson, then Mayor of the City of Atlanta; served as a legislative analyst for the president of the Atlanta City Council; served as the Executive Director of the Detroit Wayne County Child Care Coordinating Council; and taught in the public schools of Detroit and Atlanta.

Ms. Jones is a board member of Clark Atlanta University, the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, Woodruff Arts Center, and the YWCA of Greater Atlanta. She also is a member of the Rotary Club of Atlanta and the Society of International Business Fellows.

Recognition of her leadership and contributions include the National Council of Negro Women’s 2011 Un- common Height Award; 2011 Jackie Robinson Robie Humanitarian Award; the 2010 Distinguished Citizen Award from the Boy Scouts of America; the 2010 Corporate Responsibility Award from ESSENCE Magazine; the 2008 Executive Leadership Council’s Achievement Award; The President’s Award from Morehouse Col- lege; The Ohio State University Foundation’s John B. Gerlach Development Award; and the Georgia State University School of Business Hall of Fame — among others.

A native of Detroit, Ms. Jones earned a bachelor’s degree in education at Michigan State University and a master’s degree in education at Eastern Michigan University. Michigan State University honored her with an honorary Doctor of Humanities Degree. She also received honorary degrees from the Atlanta College of Arts, Knoxville College, Morehouse School of Medicine, Morris Brown College, and Spelman College.

21 Celebrating those who get it done.

It takes dedication to build a successful business but most importantly, it takes vision from entrepreneurs like you. Our communities thrive when businesses do well and as a leader in promoting entrepreneurship, Georgia-Pacific salutes you for making your business dreams come true.

Georgia-Pacific is a proud sponsor of the Atlanta Business League. Together, we are building a great future.

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History of the Atlanta Business League

The Atlanta Business League (ABL) was established in 1933 as an affiliate of the National Business League, founded in 1900 by Dr. Booker T. Washington. The National Business League was committed from its inception to a strong, comprehensive program of self-help and self-sufficiency which encourages civic pride and community re-investment.

The Atlanta Business League was formed on the same premise and principles. Serving the role as minority business developer and advocate, the ABL seeks to provide economic empowerment and business development opportunities for minorities throughout the metropolitan Atlanta region. The ABL is a strong force for positive growth whose programs and initiatives have fostered business relationships which have translated to hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue and new business start-ups. It serves as one voice for many small businesses, using their collective power to influence the course of events economically, politically and socially. As challenges arise, the ABL continues to resolve them.

MISSION, GOALS & BENEFITS Mission: The Atlanta Business League fosters the growth, creation and development of successful business enterprises which are owned, operated and managed by African Americans in metropolitan Atlanta.

Goals: • Implement programs which promote the development of African American business and entrepreneurship. • Develop and implement initiatives that support African American businesses. • Implement programs which promote increased access to business opportunities and capital. • Encourage the support and patronage of businesses owned by African Americans.

Benefits: • Affiliation with a well-networked, business development organization that advocates on behalf of minority- owned businesses. • Business or individual listings in the ABL Annual Membership Directory (wealth of resources for your business). • Networking opportunities during Business Power Forums and special events. • Quarterly News Exchange with information for and about member businesses. • Educational training opportunities for business owners and staff. • Marketing and promotion of member businesses, via the ABL website. • Special discounts and more.

23 24 2018 Members Business

100 Black Men of America, Inc. Cecil Bernard Enterprises Gab International, LLC 100 Black Men of Atlanta Center for Enhancing Organizational Learning and Georgia Black United Fund, Inc. 100 Black Men of DeKalb County Development, LLC Georgia Gifts and More 1st Choice Credit Union CERM Georgia Power 360HLN Health Broadcasting Network Certified Hoops Training Center Georgia State University A Matter of Culture, LLC CFB Advisors, LLC Georgia State University / J. Mack Robinson College A Superior Choice Medical Staffing Chatman & Associates Inc. of Business A.E.T.C. Inc. / FlyinHigh CIA Media Group LLC Georgia Tech Enterprise Innovation Institute ABBA Associates, Inc. Citizens Trust Bank Georgia-Pacific, LLC ABG Financial Services, Inc. City Express, Inc. Global Automotive Alliance Academy M, Inc. City of Norcross Glory Professional Cleaning ACCENT Higher Learning Experiences Clark Atlanta University GNLD Wellness Center Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs CM Management Group Godwin & Associates, LLC Accolades, Inc. CMIT Solutions of Atlanta Northeast Golf Women Mean Business (GWMB) Acsential, Inc. Cobb County Department of Transportation Google Fiber AEE Productions Conceited, Inc. Gourmet Services Aegias Corporation Confidential Security Agency Grady Health System ALL N ONE Security Services, Inc. Conserte Consulting Granny Nannies Alternative Finance & Business Strategies, LLC ConsumerSense Gray Group Solutions American Systems, Inc. dba Simon Sign Systems Corporate Culture Code Green Construction & Home Improvement American Technologies COUNTRY Financial Griffin & Strong, P.C. ANCO Cox Enterprises, Inc. Guardian Security Management, Inc. Antioch Baptist Church North CSM America H.J. Russell & Company Aon Risk Solutions Culpepper & Associates Security Services, Inc. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport ARD Logistics, LLC D Evans Consulting, Inc. Hayes Security Services, Inc. AT&T Danette Oneal Realtors Head’s Plumbing Sales & Service, Inc. Atlanta Airlines Terminal Corporation Davis Professional Services, LLC Hillside International Truth Center, Inc. Atlanta Audio Visual Delta Air Lines, Inc. Holiday Ingraham Law, LLC Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. Destiny Financial Group Hyatt Regency Atlanta Atlanta Braves/SunTrust Park Development Authority of Fulton County Ignite Within, LLC Atlanta Business Chronicle DFCG3 IMIGIZ Enteprises LLC Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau Divine Destiny, LLC Infinite Business Consulting Group Atlanta Daily World D’Lor Salon & Spa Insights Marketing Atlanta Fibroid Center Dodson 360- Farmers Insurance Hub Atlanta Job Corps Center Donna Wade, LPC Interdenominational Theological Center Atlanta Marriott Marquis Dove Mailing, Inc. Invest Atlanta Atlanta Metropolitan State College Dover Solutions & Staffing, Inc. J. Minorlogues, LLC Atlanta Technical College Duckett Design Group, Inc. J. W. Robinson & Associates, Inc. Atlanta Tribune: The Magazine Duckett Law, LLC J.P. Morgan Chase Avon Dumas Edwards LLC JAE Financial Group B&B Property Management Solutions E.W. Bowen & Company Jaro Media Services, LLC Balch & Bingham, LLP E37 Photography, LLC JD Moore Insurance Brokers, LLC Bank of America Edward Jones JE Dunn Construction Banks, Finley, White & Co. Elarbee Thompson Sapp & Wilson JenCare Senior Medical Center Baranco Automotive Empower Funding Group Inc. JMB Entertainment Services Battle & Battle Distributors, Inc. Encore Transportation & Language Services Johnson & Freeman, LLC BB&T Endpoint Consulting Group, LLC Johnson & Johnson Bell Innovative Technology, Llc. Ernst & Young, LLP Kennedy Jones Solutions Group Benkel: Engineering, Construction & Fabrication Services Essential Medical Care KLS Workforce Solutions Better Business Bureau EuQuant, Inc. Korrect Technology, Inc. BLACC, Inc Executive Marketing Company KW Buckhead / CMG Asset Mgmt. Black on Purpose Television Network First Citizens Bank Kye Wilson Agency Blissful Gatherings - Gifts & Favors First Class, Inc. Larche’ Communications, LLC Bovanti Beauty Company First Genesis of Virginia, LLC Law Office of Carl E. Anderson Brown Office Systems FlenTek Solutions, Inc. Luellen Consulting Services, LLC Bryant & Associates, LLC Flowers Communications M3 Enterprises, LLC Bussey Florist and Gifts Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta Mack II, Inc. Busy Bee Café’ FS 360, LLC Mahogany Interiors, LLC C.D. Moody Construction Company, Inc. Fulton Atlanta Community Action Authority, Inc MarChasCo Productions, LLC Caribbean Smooth, LLC Fulton County Government Marley Media Productions Carter Media Group G and G Stump Removal Marriott International Carver College G. Blackwell & Associates MARTA 25 Meaningful connections

By working together, the connections we create

become more meaningful.

AT&T is proud to support the Atlanta Business

League on its 85th Anniversary.

All other marks are the property of their respective owners.

26 2018 Members Business

Martin, Harps, Syphoe & Company Real Times Media - Atlanta Tribune/Atlanta Daily World The Granville Group Mary Ellen’s Personal Touch Catering lnc Remedy Spa & Salon Suites The Griffin Firm, PLLC MassMutual Renasant Bank The Integral Group, LLC MBC Concessions, Inc. Robert W. Woodruff Library - AUC, Inc. The Joseph and Evelyn Lowery Institute MBEC Atlanta Rohadfox Construction The King Center McQuay Consulting, Inc. Roman Consulting, LLC The Networks of 11Alive Meat Masters, Inc. RVP-Solutions, LLC The Pendleton Group Mercedes-Benz of Buckhead RWIV Construction Company, LLC The Robinson Law Group, PLLC Merrill Lynch Sadie G. Mays Health & Rehab Center The Tookes Group Metrics Marketing Sage Consulting Network, Inc. The Trinity Design Group, LLC, MBE Metro Atlanta Chamber SCB Designs, Inc. Think S.T.E.M. Technologies MHR International, Inc. SG Contracting, Inc. Thinkzilla PR & Consulting Group, LLC Midstate Industrial, Inc. She Works Thompson Chin Associates, LLC MLA Gourmet Sheltering Arms Thompson Hine, LLP MMD Services, Inc. Sheraton Atlanta Hotel TJFACT, LLC Modern Pyramids, Inc. Shirley A. Langley CPA Traffic Troopers, Inc. Moody Bennett, LLC Sickle Cell Foundation of Georgia, Inc. Troutman Sanders, LLP Moore Law, LLC Sid’s Plumbing TSD Design, LLC Morehouse School of Medicine Skye Connect Incorporated TWD, Inc. Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Slade Environmental Consulting, General Contractor Tyler New Media, LLC National Center for Civil and Human Rights Solomon Financial Partners, LLC Ujamaa Construction, Inc. National Church Residences Sonia Booker Enterprises UNCF Nature’s Own Herb Shop Soulé Communication, LLC Underdue Social Services, Inc. Nebo Law Firm Southern Company Gas dba Atlanta Gas Light Unique Occasions ByTNicole, Inc. New York Life Southern Crescent Technical College United Way of Greater Atlanta Nicholas House, Inc. Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) Unity National Bank Nidus Development South-View Cemetery Association Upscales Property, Inc. Noelle Thornton State Farm Agency Sovereign Construction & Development, LLC V & L Research and Consulting, Inc. Northwestern Mutual Goodwin Wright Spelman College Vacant Investment Protection NTRC Spenergy LLC Value One NuEnergy Atlanta Electrical Spirit Led Publishing and Printing Group Victoria Hospitality Properties, LLC Nuvision Investments, LLC Standard Landscape, Inc. Virtual Concierge Solutions Ochoa Construction, LLC Stanley Love-Stanley P.C. VIVO360, Inc. OHM Health Systems StarWalker Industries LLC VR James Agency, Inc. OMNI International School State Farm Insurance W Atlanta - Buckhead Omni Power Clean Stubblefield Ventures, LLC Wade Ford Operation HOPE, Inc. Summerset Assisted Living Communities, Inc. Warner Fuller Consulting, LLC Park ‘N Fly Sundra W. Vann, CPA, P.C. WCLK, Jazz 91.9 FM Patel Burkhalter Law Group SunTrust Bank, Atlanta WEBMyers Construction, LLC Peachtree Providence Partners, LLC Superior Task Force Wellington Real Estate Professionals Perfect Image Printing Surely Foundation (House of Ferrell) Wells Fargo Phigenix, Inc. System 5 Electronics, Inc. Wheeler Trigg O’Donnell, LLP PictureAlex Photography T. Dallas Smith & Company Who’s Who in Black Atlanta Pinnacle Investment Advisors, LLC TAK Enterprises Group, LLC Wider Style PJC Group, LLC Tara Brown Designs, LLC Wilco Financial Group, Inc. PK Financial Group, LLC The Anderson Firm, LLC William The Computer Guy Plair Sports and Apparel, LLC The Atlanta Inquirer Williams Accounting and Consulting, LLC PMP The Atlanta Voice Willie A. Watkins Funeral Home, Inc. PNC Bank The Benoit Group, LLC WUNDERgrubs, LLC PPICW The Catalyst Group, LLC YMCA of Metropolitan Atlanta PRecise Communications The Champion Newspaper Your SweetSpot Coaching & Consulting, LLC Premier Taxes & Accounting The Chester Group, Inc. Prestige Packaging, Inc. The Coca-Cola Company Proview Tours, LLC The Commerce Club Public Broadcasting Atlanta The Crenshaw Agency, Inc. / Allstate Insurance Agency Publix Super Markets The Elocen Group, LLC R.A. Smith Asphalt Paving Contractors, Inc. The Employment Law Solution: McFadden Davis, LLC R.W. Construction, LLC The Family Health Centers of Georgia, Inc. Ramsey Realty Services The Finn Group Ray of Hope Christian Church The Fulton-DeKalb Hospital Authority Reach 360 Transportation The Gasby Group, Inc. Real Estate Works 4 U, LLC The Gathering Spot

27 Guided tours of SunTrust Park are oered year round. Plan your next trip to the ballpark and go behind-the-scenes at special stops, including the press box, home dugout, and SunTrust Club.

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With over 10 spaces to choose from, SunTrust Park is the perfect place to host your event. Corporate Meetings | Trade Shows Dinner Receptions | Team Building Events Holiday Parties | Wedding Receptions & Much More!

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28 2018 Members Associates

Alexander, Dexter Fleming, Brandon Kilpatrick, Towonda Starkey, Rory Alexander, Kenneth Flournoy, Bonita Knowles, Sheree Tate, R. Candy Alexander, Tashua Forest, Cory Larche, Joseph Thrasher-Starobin, Bianca Alli, Omotayo Goodrum, Leon LaRue, Leah Thurman Reasonover, Sharise Anderson, Shirlene Gosha, Judy LeRay, RN, Esq., J. Felicia Trimble, B. Jerome Baker, Faith Gowens, Sharmen Lockhart, Verdree Tucker, Shelease Barge, Sonya Gumbs, Carmalitha Manning, Gayle Twine, Raquel Bass, Karen Guidry, Cloe Martin, Mia Van Meter Benson, Ramona Benson, Jr., Robert Hall, Chandra Maycock Cooks, Jan Vanderpool, Monique Bey, Saabu Hammonds, Faye Mbaba, Victor Walters, Icher Blalock, Christal Haney, Lee McGowan, Claude Ward, Anita Booker, Johnnie Harrison, Darnisha McGriff, Joyce Ward, Tillman Brown, Allean Herring, Dorothy K. McKenzie, Wanda Washington, Patrick Brue-Clopton, Denice Hicks, Cheri Melton, Michael Watkins, Harriette Brunson, Hasina Hill-Gill, Ayanna Mollison, Stacey Wells, Dina Buchanan, William Holloway, Gail Morris, Jeff Whaley, Marvin Burgess, Helen Holt, Alexis Moss, Rhonda Whaley, Pamela Cannon, Alice Hooker, Douglas Oglesby, Tony Whittley, Tirrell Cochran-Johnson, Lorraine Hudson, Michael Perkins-Hooker, Patrise Williams, Bonita Conner, Krystal Hutchinson, Jerome Pettis, Jermain Williams, Brenda Crosby, Daphne Isong, Adebayo Petty, Aaron Williams, Cristel Crumby, Daniel Jackson, Mia Pitts, Tammy Williams, Dianne Dobson, Kenneth Jenkins, Leonard Pongnon, Donald Williams, Jan Donaldson, Robin Jenkins, Pamela Ratliff, Rebekah Williams, Thomas Drake, Eric Jennings, Tom Ripley, Marjanita Wilson, Kevin DuBois, Patricia Jennings-Kennix, Frankie Schroeder Turner, Theresa Winslow, Cleta Elder, Robert Jones, Debra Shafiq MD, Florence Yancy, Robert Essien, Bassey Jones, Sheoyki Simmons, Tiffany Young, Robert Fenderson, Monica Jordan, Linda Simpkins, David Fisher, Eliese Kelly, Kimberly Spears, Joye Students

Al-Kadi, Fatima Harden, Javoski Livingston II, Dale Reneau, Jr., Sherman Bellamy, D’Asia Harmon, Jonathan London, Marcus Wiggins, Kevin Craft, Felice Howe, Wykeisha Lumpkin, Trenton Woolfolk, Amber Frails, Bianca James, Robert Mitchell, Patrice Goode, Aaliyah Johnson, Na-im Noble, Remington Gray, Nancy Lester, Foster Pyburn, Jr., Byron

Without a Heart, it’s just a machine.

30 2018 Sponsors Committed to the growth and development of minority-owned businesses

2018 PROGRAM SPONSORS 100 Black Men of America, Inc., A.E.T.C. Inc./FlyinHigh, Atkins (Member of the SNC-Lavalin Group), Atlanta Braves, Atlanta Gas Light, Atlanta Marriott Marquis, Atlanta Technical College, Atlanta Tribune: The Magazine, Balch & Bingham LLP, C*E*R*M, CBS46/Peachtree TV, Chick-fil-A, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Citizens Trust Bank, Council for Quality Growth, COUNTRY Financial, Delta Air Lines, Ernst & Young, LLP, GAME, Georgia Power, Georgia-Pacific, Grady Health System, H.J. Russell & Company, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Jackmont Hospitality, Inc., JE Dunn Construction, Northwestern Mutual Goodwin Wright, Peachtree Providence Partners, LLC, Quest Group Search, Reeves+Young, Southern Company Gas, Southwest Airlines, System 5 Electronics, Inc., The Anderson Firm, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The Coca-Cola Company, The Fulton-DeKalb Hospital Authority, Troutman Sanders, LLP, WCLK Jazz 91.9

2018 MEDIA SPONSORS American Technologies , Atlanta Business Chronicle, Atlanta Tribune: The Magazine , KISS 104.1 FM , On Common Ground, Steed Media/Rolling Out Magazine, The Atlanta Inquirer, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The Atlanta Voice, The Champion Newspaper, WCLK JAZZ 91.9 FM, WGCL CBS46 Atlanta

2018 SILENT AUCTION SPONSORS Airlines Employment & Training Center (A.E.T.C.), Atlanta Airlines Terminal Corporation (AATC), Atlanta Braves, Atlanta Business League, Atlanta Marriott Marquis, Accolades, Inc. , Georgia Aquarium , Gilbert Young, Artist, Grady Health System, H.J. Russell & Company, Hyatt Regency Atlanta, iFLY Indoor Skydiving , LANCOR, Mike Luckovich, Artist , Southwest Airlines, SWEETROOTS Hair , The Anderson Firm, LLC, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The Commerce Club, Thomas W. Dortch, Jr., Tracy Nicole Clothing, W Atlanta Buckhead, William Buchanan, Artist

31 Citizens Trust Bank Proudly Supports The Atlanta Business League and its 85th Annual Meeting – Celebrating 85 Years of Achievement

111418 CTB_ABL Ad_7.5x5.indd 1 11/14/18 8:51 AM 2018 Student Business Shadow Project Overview

The Atlanta Business League’s Student Business Shadow Project provides high school juniors and seniors in metro Atlanta with summer internships in businesses owned or managed by African Americans. The program provides the students with hands- on experience in business with the goal of encouraging them to pursue careers in business and entrepreneurship. In addition to working on projects in their ‘shadow businesses,’ the students have weekly field trips and site visits to businesses in a broad range of industries. The students also visit important cultural institutions in Atlanta.

2018 Student Business Shadow Project Participants Student Business Shadow Project Speakers Maya Bradley, “Elliott” - The Atlanta Business League Alexis Cohen - student, Babson College Jayla Cornelius - CERM Dan Fowler, Jr. – American Technologies Justus Demery -TWD, Inc. Montina Portis – CIA Media Group D’Angelo Edmondson - ALL N ONE Security Services, Inc. Kweigne Elam - DCTV, Channel 23 Field Trips & Site Visits Stephen Mack - Erick McGlothen, Inc. American Cancer Society Amaka Obasi - American Cancer Society Chick-fil-A Support Center Jordan Powell - Atlanta Victim Assistance Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport London-Skye Roberson - CIA Media Group Perfect Image Printing Zaria Robinson - Concessions International Southern Company/Atlanta Gas Light Mocha Sales, “Mission” - the King Center The King Center Cameron Tillery - Eric McGlothen, Inc. Tyler Perry Studios Draylen West - TWD, Inc. Urban League Luncheon/Hotel Hospitality Walking Tour

2018 Student Business Shadow Project Sponsors Participating High Schools CERM Arabia Mountain High School Chick-fil-A Arlington Christian School Georgia-Pacific Foundation Benjamin E. Mays High School DeKalb School of the Arts SBSP Facilitators/Trainers Healing Waters Home School Samantha Judie - SBSP Coordinator, Atlanta Business League Henry W. Grady High School Henry Laws - SBSP Site Facilitator, Retired Athletic Director, North Hillgrove High School Clayton High School Lakeside High School Maynard Jackson High School Westlake High School

2018 Student Business Shadow Project Businesses ALL N ONE Security Services, Inc., Bobbie Powell American Cancer Society, Joshua Menifee Atlanta Victim Assistance, Brenda Muhammed CERM, Diometra Aldridge/Sharon Douglas CIA Media Group, Montina Portis Concessions International, Tiffany Finley Eric McGlothen, Inc., Eric McGlothen The King Center, Barbara Harrison/ Donald Bullock TWD, Inc., Miranda Mack McKenzie

33 34 Acknowledgements

2018 ABL Events & Programs

2018 Board Installation Ceremony Judge Kimberly Esmond Adams - Superior Court of Fulton County, Atlanta Judicial Circuit Debb Moore - Radio Personality, Atlanta’s Jazz Station, WCLK Jazz 91.9 Robert M. Franklin, Jr. Ph.D. - James T. and Berta R. Laney Cahir in Moral Leadership Candler School of Theology, Emory University

11th Annual Congress on the State of Black Business Co-Chair Thomas W. Dortch, Jr. - ABL Vice Chair of Public Policy, President & CEO, TWD, Inc. Co-Chair Alonzo Llorens - ABL Co-Vice Chair of Public Policy, Partner, Patel Burkhalter Law Group Co-Chair Al Edwards - Founder & Managing Director, CERM Tiffany Callaway Ferrell - General Manager of Shared Services, Georgia Power Frederick Daniels, Jr. - EVP/Chief Credit Officer, Citizens Trust Bank Tremese Davis - Director of Supplier Diversity, Southern Company Gas Terri Denison - Co-Chair, Georgia District Director, SBA Anthony Flack - Commercial Loan Officer, Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs Lisa Flagg - CEO, Fulton-DeKalb Hospital Authority Todd Gray - Director of Supplier Diversity Materials Mgmt., Grady Health System Clyde Higgs - COO, Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. Vickie Irwin-Avery - Supply Chain Contracts Manager, Georgia Power Joseph Jackson - President & CEO, Greater Atlanta Economic Alliance Archie Jones - Vice President Finance CFO, NOWaccount Milton Jones, Jr. - ABL Board Chair, Founding Member, Peachtree Providence Partners, LLC Kimberly King - Equal Employment Opportunity Director, GDOT Gary MaGaha - President, Atlanta Metropolitan State College Michael E. Paris - President & CEO, Council For Quality Growth William Reeves - Vice President, Business Unit Leader-Heavy Civil, Reeves + Young Michael Russell - CEO, H. J. Russell & Company Lonnie Saboor - Senior Manager of Small Business Finance, Invest Atlanta Larry Scott - Director, Mayor’s Office of Contract Compliance, City of Atlanta Kofi Smith - President & CEO, Atlanta Airlines Terminal Corporation T. Dallas Smith - President & CEO, T. Dallas Smith & Company David Springstead - Asst. GM of Capital Programs & Development, MARTA Rholanda Stanberry - Contract Compliance Administrator, Fulton County Government Hon. Michael Thurmond - CEO, DeKalb County Brad Wilson - General Manager, Supply Chain Management, Delta Air Lines

40th Annual Chief Executive Officer Appreciation Luncheon Bentina Chisolm Terry - Co-Chair, SVP Northwest Region, Georgia Power Curley Dossman, Jr. - Co-Chair, President, Georgia Pacific Foundation Ed Bastian - CEO, Delta Air Lines Thomas W. Dortch, Jr. - President and CEO, TWD, Inc. Crystal Drake - Vice President, Southeast Communications, Manager Wells Fargo Tiffany Callaway Ferrell - Board Chair-Elect, General Manager of Shared Services, Atlanta Business League, Georgia Power Shon Gables - On Air Personality, WGCL CBS46 Shawn M. Graham - CPA, President/Founder, Infinite Business Consulting Group

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35 36 Acknowledgements

Continued from page 33 - 40th Annual Chief Executive Officer Appreciation Luncheon

Daryll Griffin - President, Accolades, Inc. Ernest M. Hodge - CEO, EH Automotive Group Tad Hutcheson - Vice President Community Affairs, Delta Air Lines Milton Jones, Jr. - ABL Chair, Founding Member, Atlanta Business League, Peachtree Providence Partners, LLC Hon. Keisha Lance Bottoms - Mayor, City of Atlanta Rev. Dr. Craig Oliver, Sr. - Senior Pastor, Elizabeth Baptist Church Vicki R. Palmer - President, The Palmer Group Dr. Alvetta Peterman - President, Southern Crescent Technical College Dr. Valerie Montgomery Rice - President and Dean, Morehouse School of Medicine Michael Russell - CEO, H.J. Russell & Company Kofi Smith - President & CEO, Atlanta Airlines Terminal Corporation Harriette Watkins - Executive Vice President, Watkins Group

12th Annual Men of Influence Reception Quinnie Jenkins - Honorary Chair, Regional Leader of Community Affairs & Grassroots, Southwest Airlines Tremese C. Davis - Co-Chair, Director, Supplier Diversity, Southern Company Gas Monica Richardson - Co-Chair, Senior Managing Editor, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Tiffany Callaway Ferrell - Board Chair-Elect, General Manager of Shared Services, Atlanta Business League, Georgia Power Milton Jones, Jr. - ABL Chair, Founding Member, Atlanta Business League, Peachtree Providence Partners, LLC Sandra Broughton - Pastor, Fully Developed Ministries Dr. Otis W. Brawley - Chief Medical & Scientific Officer, Executive Vice President, The American Cancer Society Dominique Wilkins - VP Basketball, Atlanta Hawks Lecester “Bill” Allen - President and Founder, Allen Entrepreneurial Institute/Camp Exposure International Dr. Mark Berry – Vice President, Environmental and Natural Resources, Georgia Power Company Dr. Carlton Donald - Founder & President/CEO, PHIGENIX Eugene Duffy - Senior Managing Director, Institutional Sales, Mesirow Financial Jason F. Esteves - APS Board Chair, Atlanta Public Schools Todd Gray - Director Supplier Diversity Materials Management, Grady Health System Joseph Handy - President & COO, Georgia Aquarium Clyde Higgs - Chief Executive Office (Interim), Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Ronald L. Johnson - Professor, Industrial & Systems Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology Dr. Gavin Samms - Head of Schools, Genesis Innovation Academy Michael L. Smith - Senior Deputy General Manager, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport Michael Sullivan - Vice President of Technology, Southern Company Gas Lyndon A. Wade (family of) - Former President and CEO, Atlanta Urban League

34th Annual Super Tuesday Conference Precious Anderson - Co-Chair, President/CEO, The Anderson Firm Cynthia Day - Co-Chair, President & CEO, Citizens Trust Bank Sarah Riggs Amico - Candidate for Lieutenant Governor of Georgia Carl E. Anderson - Attorney, Law Office of Carl E. Anderson Robert W. Crummie, Sr. - Pastor, Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist Church, President & CEO, Carver College Najah Aziz - Salon Owner, Like The River The Salon Twanda Black - Host, Business in Black Public Affairs Director, KISS 104.1 FM Sonia Booker - Entrepreneur/Author/Speaker, Sonia Booker Enterprises Dennis Boyden - Regional Director External Affairs (Retired), AT&T Kathy Bremer - Managing Director, BoardWalk Consulting

37 Acknowledgements

Gianna Brown - Founder, Gemuity Group Tara Brown - Founder/Principal Designer Tara Brown Designs Tia Buckham-White - Founder, Notre Internationale Acquanette Chatman - Agency Owner, Chatman & Associates, Inc, Allstate Insurance Agency Jamye Copelin - Client Service Manager, Accolades, Inc Tremese Davis - Director Supplier Diversity, Southern Company Gas Terri Denison - Georgia District Director of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), SBA Thomas W. Dortch, Jr. - President & CEO, TWD, Inc. Sanquinetta Dover - President & CEO, DoverStaffing & DoverSolutions Crystal Edmondson - Broadcast Editor, Atlanta Business Chronicle Tiffany Callaway Ferrell - Board Chair-Elect, General Manager of Shared Services, Atlanta Business League, Georgia Power Julie Appiah Finn - Chief Mentor, The Working Mother’s Mentor William E. Flippin, Sr. - Senior Pastor ,The Greater Piney Grove Baptist Church Hon. Lelia Foley-Davis - First African American Female Mayor in the US Grace Fricks - President & CEO, Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs, Inc Gretchen Fuller - President, Warner Fuller Consulting Shawnalea Garvin - President, A.E.T.C. Inc/FlyinHigh Carolyn Jernigan Glenn - Owner/Publisher, The Champion Newspaper Todd Gray - Director Supplier Diversity NFS, Kaiser Permanente Sierra Grigsby - Executive Assistant to the VP & Company Treasurer, The Coca-Cola Company Lee Haney - 8-time Mr. Olympia, Author, Bodybuilder, Entrepreneur Lee Haney Nutrition Winifred Hemphill - President, South-View Cemetery Hon. Deana Holiday Ingraham - Mayor, East Point, GA Yglesias Hollins - Manager, Strategic Initiatives, Global Community Affairs The Coca-Cola Company Vicki Irwin-Avery - Supply Chain Contract Manager, Georgia Power Yvonne Bryant Johnson - CEO, Bryant and Associates, LLC Keyra Lynn Johnson - Managing Director, Global Diversity & Inclusion Delta Air Lines Tharon Johnson - Founder/CEO, Paramount Consulting Group Jerlyn Jones - Registered Dietitian, Nutritionist & Owner The Lifestyle Dietitian, LLC Debra Jones - Owner/CEO, D. Jones Productions LLC Milton Jones, Jr. - ABL Chair, Founding Member, Atlanta Business League, Peachtree Providence Partners, LLC Dianne Kaseta - Director of Marketing, Northwestern Mutual Goodwin, Wright Hon. Dar’shun Kendrick - Georgia State Representative Andrella Kenner - Founder & President, CI2 Aviation, Inc. Danica Kombol - CEO, Everywhere Agency Brian Lacey - President & CEO, A superior Choice-Home Care and Concierge Farrand Logan - Senior VP/Commercial Banking Division Mgr., Citizens Trust Bank Betty Mason - Assistant State EEO Administrator, Georgia Department of Transportation Shayla McNair - Visionary, SHAY LATTE COFFEE Justin Neal - Wealth Management Advisor, Northwestern Mutual Goodwin, Wright Tracy Nicole - Owner/Designer, Tracy Nicole Clothing Ebony Norflis - Founder & CEO, Interaction Consulting Group, LLC Mary H. Parker - President & CEO, All-N-One Security services, Inc. Cellini Parker - CEO, The Concrete Lady, LLC Dionne Moore Peasant - CEO, Meat Masters, Inc. Montina Portis - President, CIA Media Group, LLC Jen Price - Owner, The Atlanta Beer Boutique

38 Acknowledgements

Shannon Wilson Rivers - Associate Attorney, The Griffin Firm, PLLC Terreta Rodgers - Executive Director of External Affairs, Atlanta Technical College Tom Royer - Senior Financial Security Consultant, COUNTRY Financial Lonnie Saboor - Sr. Manager of Small Business Finance, Invest Atlanta Larry Scott - Director, Mayor’s Office of Contract Compliance, City of Atlanta M. Alexis Scott - Political Commentator, The Georgia Gang Josetta Shropshire - President/CEO, Positive Promotions Ltd. Kofi Smith - President & CEO Atlanta Airlines Terminal Corporation David Springstead - Asst. General Manager of Capital Programs & Development, MARTA Diedra St. Julien - VP/Marketing Director, Citizens Trust Bank Pamela Stephenson - Board Chair, Grady Hospital/The Fulton-DeKalb County Hospital Authority Board of Trustees Darcel Stewart - Owner The UPS Stores: 0334,1096,1690,2523,6956 Trena Stubbs - CEO, Apex Virtual Solutions Cherie Thomas - VP, Marketing & Business Development James Dallas & Associates Hon. Teresa Tomlinson - Mayor, City of Columbus, GA Velma Trayham - CEO, Thinkzilla Consulting Group Dr. Debbie Wallace - CEO, Executive Director 360 Healthy Lifestyle Network (360HLN) K. Renee Ward - CEO, Creative Umbrella Consulting, LLC Charmaine Ward-Millner - Director Corporate Relations, Georgia Power Janis Ware - Publisher, The Atlanta Voice Adrienne White - VP, Business Development and Strategy, Citizens Trust Bank Michelle Taylor Willis - Publisher, South Fulton Lifestyle Magazine Ryan Wilson - CEO & Co-Founder, The Gathering Spot John Wright - Managing Partner, Northwestern Mutual Goodwin, Wright

Tuesday Talks for ABL CEOs John T. Grant - Executive Director, Celebration Bowl, ESPN Daniel J. Halpern - CEO & Founder, Jackmont Hospitality Glen Jackson - Co-Founder, Jackson Spalding Keith T. Parker - President & CEO, Goodwill of North Georgia

Business Enrichment Seminars, Business Power Forums Grow Your Brand with Digital Marketing How Safe is Your Financial Future? Financial Summit 2018 Access To Capital, in partnership with Georgia Minority Supplier Development Council Gladys Agwai - Founder & CEO, Ignite Within, LLC Ed Baker - Executive in Residence, Georgia State University, J. Mack Robinson College of Business Gretchen Fuller - Managing Partner, Warner Fuller Consulting, LLC James Gnefkow - Executive Vice President, Peachtree Planning Shawn M. Graham, CPA - President & Founder, Infinite Business Consulting Group Todd Gray - Director Supplier Diversity NFS, Kaiser Permanente Mia D. Martin - CEO, Modern Créatif

39 Remembering Atlanta Business League Members In Memoriam

The Honorable Ivory Lee Young, Jr.

A native of Butler, Alabama, Young has served on the Atlanta City Council since January 2002. The district he represented is comprised of several communities on the westside of Atlanta, including English Avenue, Washington Park and Vine City. An avid Atlanta Falcons fan, he helped oversee the completion of the new Mercedes-Benz Stadium, also located in District 3.

During his council tenure, Young’s strong leadership and collaborative problem-solving skills resulted in adopting policy with a long-term positive impact on the city. With support from former Mayor Kasim Reed’s administration through the Department of Planning, Young suc- cessfully completed “Westside Revive.” This unprecedented initiative created redevelopment plans for neighborhoods that have not benefited from traditional economic opportunities. (1962-2018) Young’s active role in the redevelopment of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive corridor resulted in more than $65 million for the completion of the Historic Westside Village project that served as a catalyst for continued investments.

He also supported funding of police and fire equipment to enhance public safety throughout his district, including infrastructure improvements and cameras. Young lent his legislative support for the creation of the Atlanta Citizens Review Board and abolished the Disorderly Conduct 6 statute that unfairly profiled citizens in underserved neighborhoods, after the shooting death of 92-year-old Kathryn Johnston by Atlanta Police.

Young earned a Bachelor of Architecture from Hampton University. He played trumpet on The Marching Force. A proud member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. and the National Or- ganization of Minority Architects (NOMA), and former Vice-President of the Atlanta Chapter. Young was the son of a retired army sergeant major who served in the United States Army for 30 years. At one point, the family was stationed in Alaska.

“The different places that he served while in the Army afforded me and my family exposure that I don’t think we would’ve ever had. It also gave me a love for all people,” Young has said about his childhood.

Young grew up wanting to be an architect and was in the industry for more than 30 years. “I really love construction. When I was younger, I spent many summers with my uncles doing construction projects. That experience really gave me a love for the built environment and being able to shape things from ideas and concepts,” he said.

At the time of his passing, Young was serving on the Atlanta City Council’s City Utilities and Community Development/Human Services committees as well as the Committee on Coun- cil. During his tenure, he served as a member of most of the council committees including serving as chair of the Zoning Committee.

When asked what message he wanted to share with constituents in his absence, Young said, “Atlanta City Council District 3 is alive and well. We have challenges that we have to overcome in the city… (but) we’re excited about the future.”

40 2018 Programs & Projects

BUSINESS ENRICHMENT SEMINAR SERIES The Atlanta Business League utilizes the Business Enrichment Seminar Series (BESS) to provide its membership with educational experiences, training and consulting that provide members with significant opportunities for personal and individual business growth.

BUSINESS POWER FORUM The Atlanta Business League Business Power Forum (BPF) is an informative gathering where attendees are given the opportunity to hear from some of the most successful local and national entrepreneurs as well as CEOs of major corporations and leaders of key Atlanta organizations. Attendees have the opportunity to learn from the experiences of these seasoned business professionals and gain valuable tips on business management, marketing, and technology while also enjoying a networking opportunity with the speakers and other ABL members.

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER (CEO) APPRECIATION LUNCHEON For the past 37 years, the Atlanta Business League (ABL) has recognized local chief executive officers (CEOs) for outstanding participation in minority ven- dor development and community activities. These CEOs are recognized, in part, for their vital support of the ABL’s work of promoting economic equality for minority-owned enterprises.

CONGRESS ON THE STATE OF BLACK BUSINESS The Atlanta Business League collaborates with other key organizations to host the Annual Congress on the State of Black Business in metro Atlanta. The Congress is a forum for reviewing the current economic outlook, showcasing business opportunities and making recommendations on how black businesses and consumers can make a greater contribution to the economic life of metro Atlanta.

MEN OF INFLUENCE RECEPTION & INDUCTION CEREMONY Each year the Atlanta Business League recognizes its list of Atlanta’s 50 Influential Black Men during a reception and induction ceremony. These “Men of Influence” have demonstrated their commitment to the citizens of metro Atlanta by maintaining significant involvement and participation in community and civic activities.

WOMEN OF VISION BREAKFAST The Atlanta Business League published its inaugural list of “Atlanta’s Top 100 Black Women of Influence” in 1994. The WOV Breakfast provides an educational opportunity for individuals at all levels, from students to corporate executives, to meet and interact with women in leading positions throughout metro Atlanta. For many it is a source of inspiration to meet these living legends who have blazed a trail for others.

SUPER TUESDAY CONFERENCE The Atlanta Business League provides workshops and training for participants and recognizes African-American female business owners and professionals from all walks of life. Super Tuesday Conference attendees are primarily business owners and professionals, especially women, from throughout the metro Atlanta community.

ANNUAL DINNER MEETING The Atlanta Business League Annual Dinner Meeting serves as a yearly recap that recognizes the achievements that the ABL and its members have made throughout the year. The event also recognizes African-American-owned businesses that have been in operation continuously for 25 years or more and holds an induction ceremony to enter them into the ABL Business Hall of Fame.

STUDENT BUSINESS SHADOW PROJECT The ABL provides high school juniors and seniors with hands-on, real-world access to African-American business owners and their companies for the purpose of encouraging them to explore careers in business. The Student-Business Shadow Project (SBSP) provides the students exposure to professionals in corporate America as well as minority business owners and their employees.

ABL CARES The ABL CARES initiative is a coordinated effort to channel the financial and volunteer resources of ABL members and their associates to benefit the Atlanta metro community. Instituted in 2004, its overall purpose is to support organizations that require help meeting the social, educational and welfare needs of the community.

TUESDAY TALKS WITH ABL CEOs The Tuesday Talks with ABL CEOs affords members the opportunity to meet with metro Atlanta CEOs and community leaders in small group settings. The Tuesday Talks are quarterly 90-minute roundtables that are typically held at the office of the host CEO. ABL members register to meet with one of the participating CEOs and there is a maximum of 10 members per session. During the talks, CEOs engage ABL members in a candid exchange of ideas and information.

THE BRIDGE The (ABL) Bridge consists of young entrepreneurs and professionals ages 21 to 40. It connects the existing ABL structure to a new wave of younger entrepreneurs through programming that is focused on their needs. The goal of The Bridge is to be the platform that brings together young professionals and those who have already blazed the trail for a unified exchange of ideas and resources. 41 Atlanta Business League 931 Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive, NW Atlanta, Georgia 30314 (Office) 404-‐584-‐8126 (Fax) 404-‐584-‐0445

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Company: ______

Address: ______

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Type of Business: □Services □Retail □Manufacturer □Wholesaler □Government Non-‐Profit □Other-‐Specify: ______Revenue: □$1-‐$250K □$250K-‐$500K □$500K-‐$1 Million □$1 Million + Year Business Started: ______# of Employees: □ 1–5 □ 6–10 □ 11–20 □ 21–50 □ 51–100 □ 100 + Age: □1900-‐1945 □1946-‐1964 □1965-‐1980 □1981-‐! Method of Payment: □ Check □ Master Card □ Visa □ American Express Account #: ______Exp. Date: _____/_____/_____ Signature: ______Credit/Debit Card CVV Code: ______

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