2013 Annual Meeting

Often imitated, never duplicated – Downtown brings life to Atlanta and continues to thrive as the Real heart of the city.

Join us on Thursday, March 28, 2013, as we salute everything that makes Downtown vibrant, vital and authentic.

Please make plans to attend our premiere annual event with more than 1,100 of Atlanta’s corporate movers and shakers supporting the work of Central Atlanta Progress.

What: Central Atlanta Progress Annual Meeting
When: Thursday, March 28, 2013
7:00 – 7:45 a.m. – Registration, Breakfast and Networking
8:00 – 9:15 a.m. – Program
Where: Sidney Marcus Auditorium - Georgia World Congress Center
285 Andrew Young International Boulevard NW, Atlanta, GA 30313

ONLINE TICKETING IS NOW CLOSED. If you have not purchased a ticket but plan to attend, please come to the Sidney Marcus Auditorium at the Georgia World Congress Center, Building A between 7-7:30am to buy a ticket onsite. We look forward to seeing you then!

TICKETS:

CAP Members: $75 individual / $700 for groups of 10
Non-Members: $100 individual/ $900 for groups of 10

AWARDS

Ann Cramer
IBM Corporation

Dan Sweat Award
Given in memory of Dan Sweat, past CAP President, who led the organization and Downtown Atlanta through very tumultuous times in the business and political environment of this City's growth. The award, designed to honor his heritage and accomplishments, is given to business and/or organizational leaders who have exhibited those traits and become quiet, effective leaders beyond the scope of their positions in the community.

Dr. Clifford Kuhn
Georgia State University

Turner Downtown Community Leadership Award Winner
Started in 2003, the award was designed to recognize those in our community who as individual private citizens step forward and do good works on Downtown's behalf. Recipients of this award rarely ever show up on the normal radar screen in the corporate and organizational leadership world. But just because they are out of sight, does not mean the value of service and dedication is any less. In some cases, acting as private individuals, supporting causes without the backing of corporate budgets, may be a more formidable task making successes at this level even more note worthy.