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AnnuAl Meeting 2012 presented by lanier Parking Solutions

Wednesday, March 28 • 8 a.m. Sidney Marcus AuditoriumGeorgia World Congress Center

WelcomeEgbert Perry, 2011-12 Chairman, Central Atlanta Progress Board of Directors, CEO and Chairman of The Integral Group

Words of InspirationNoelle M. York-Simmons, Senior Associate Rector, All Saints’ Episcopal Church

Dan Sweat Award presented to Bradley Currey, Jr. Egbert Perry, Tally Sweat and A.J. Robinson Ann Cramer, Director for Corporate Citizenship & Corporate Affairs for the Americas, IBM

NEXTA.J. Robinson, President of Central Atlanta Progress and the Atlanta Downtown Improvement District

Atlanta Downtown Improvement District Board Recognition and AwardsCraig Jones, Chairman of the ADID Board of Directors, Executive Vice President of Cousins Properties Incorporated

• Ambassador of the Year • Clean Team Member of the Year • Atlanta Downtown Improvement District/APD Zone 5 Employee of the Year

Turner Broadcasting Downtown Community Leadership Award presented to Marcia BansleyRobert Sauban, Vice President of Corporate Tax, Turner Broadcasting System, Inc.

Michael Robison, Founder, Chairman and CEO, Lanier Parking Holdings

Election of 2012-13 CAP Board of Directors and Executive CommitteeEgbert Perry

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THE DAN SWEAT AWARDBradley Currey, Jr. Mr. Currey served as Chief Executive Officer of Rock-Tenn Company, a publicly-held manufacturer of packaging and recycled paperboard products, from 1989 to 1999 and as Chairman of the Board of Rock-Tenn Company from 1993 to 2000, when he retired. He also previously served as President (1978-1995) and Chief Operating Officer (1978-1989) of Rock-Tenn Company. From 1953 until 1976, Mr. Currey was employed by Trust Company of Georgia, a publicly-held commercial bank and bank holding company, where he served as Chief Financial Officer and was a member of the Board of Directors from 1972-1976. Mr. Currey is Trustee Emeritus and a past Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Emory University. He is a Trustee Emeritus and past Chairman of the Board of the Woodruff Arts Center and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. He is also a past Chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta and the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce. The 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 effective leaders beyond the scope of their positions in the community.

THE TURNER A WARDMarcia BansleyMarcia Bansley served as Executive Director of Trees Atlanta from 1985 to 2011. Ms. Bansley has been actively involved in the conservation movement in various capacities for twenty-four years. Her professional background includes serving as a law clerk to the Regional Counsel of the Environmental Protection Agency. She has been honored with several awards including the National Arbor Day Lifetime Achievement Award, the National Stafford Award, and Georgia’s Environmental Women of Action Award. Ms. Bansley assisted in the creation of a 2-acre park at the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site, the preservation of a 31-acre City natural area, and has been involved in numerous other successful land preservation efforts.

The Turner Downtown Community Leadership Award. Started in 2003, the award was designed to recognize those in our community who, as individual private citizens, step forward and do good work on Downtown’s behalf. Recipients of this award rarely 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 their service and dedication is any less. Acting as private individuals to support causes without the backing of corporate budgets, makes successes at this level even more noteworthy.

Georgia is our home too. That’s why we’ve part-nered with organizations such as Central Atlanta Progress to stimulate growth and invest in the future of our communities. And why, for 85 years, we’ve helped bring jobs and investment to the state – more than 100,000 new jobs and $17 billion in capital investment over the past decade alone.

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Presidents, Central Atlanta Improvement Association

Robert E. Maddox, 1941-1943James D. Robinson, Jr., 1944-1945Jesse Draper, 1946-1947Fred B. Moore, 1948-1949Hugh I. Richardson, 1950

Ivan Allen, Jr.,1951George Goodwin, Executive Director, 1952-1954John O. Chiles, 1952-1953Ben J. Massell, 1954-1956

Fred J. Turner, 1957-1959Jack Adair, 1960-1962Alfred D. Kennedy, Jr., 1963-1965Alex W. Smith, Jr., 1966

Presidents, Central Atlanta Progress, Inc.

Robert Bivens, 1967-1973Dan E. Sweat, Jr., 1973-1988L.L. Gellerstedt, Jr., 1988-1989Joseph G. Martin, Jr., 1989-1991

Lewis G. Holland, 1991-1994Sam A. Williams, 1994-1996Charles H. Battle, Jr., 1996-1999Paul B. Kelman (Acting), 1999-2000

Richard T. Reinhard, 2000-2003A.J. Robinson, 2003-present

Chairmen, Central Atlanta Progress, Inc.

Alex W. Smith, Jr., 1967Robert M. Wood, 1968-1969John C. Portman, Jr., 1970-1972Harold Brockey, 1973-1974L.L. Gellerstedt, Jr., 1975-1976Robert Strickland, 1977-1978L. Edmund Rast, 1979-1980Bennett A. Brown, 1981-1982Robert W. Scherer, 1983-1984

Frank Carter Sr., 1985-1986James D. Edwards, Jr., 1987James M. Zimmerman, 1988L.L. Gellerstedt, Jr., 1988-1989B. Franklin Skinner, 1989-1990L. Phillip Humann, 1991-1992Patrick L. Flinn, 1993-1994A.D. “Pete” Correll, 1995-1996Duane Ackerman, 1997-1998

Allen Franklin, 1999-2000Dr. Carl V. Patton, 2001-2002J. Scott Wilfong, 2003-2004Phil Kent, 2005-2006 Thomas D. Bell, Jr., 2007-2008S. Taylor Glover, 2009-2010Egbert Perry, 2011-present

Presidents, Uptown Association

N. Baxter Maddox, 1960-1962 Hix H. Green, 1963-1964 Virgil W. Milton, 1965-1966

Chairmen, Atlanta Downtown Improvement District, Inc.

Ted Renner, 1996-1998Timothy J. Lindgren, 1998-2000

A.J. Robinson, 2000-2003Craig B. Jones, 2003-present

PAS T LEADERS

George AndrewsCapitol City Bank

David BalosJP Morgan Chase and Company

Harold BevisDelta Air lines inc.

Marti BlackstockParkway Realty Services

Jim Bordersnovare group Holdings llC

Claire Brimmer*Ray’s in the City

Amanda Brown-OlmsteadA. Brown-Olmstead Associates

Kevin CantleyCooper Carry inc.

Clark DeanStudley inc.

Brad Duncanernst & Young

Jay GoldmanBDO USA LLP

Taylor Gloverturner enterprises inc.

John Grant100 Black Men of Atlanta Inc.

CENTRAL ATLANTA PROGRESS

BOARD OF DIRECTORSMatt GuffeyuPS

John HaupertGrady Health System

John HeagyHines Interests Limited Partnership

Phil KentTurner Broadcasting System Inc.

Martin Kingthe King Center

Robert KingBB&T

Steven LabovitzMcKenna long & Aldridge llP

Steve LindseyAGL Resources Inc.

Kelly LoefflerAtlanta Dream

Hampton MallisReznick Group

Merry McClearyAVYVe

Richard McKayAtlanta Falcons

Eddie MeyersPNC Financial Services Group

Patrick MooreMcKinsey & Company

William Moseley, Jr.lawson and Moseley llP

John O’NeillCushman & Wakefield of Georgia Inc.

Timothy PakenhamAlston & Bird LLP

William Pate*Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau

Robert Patterson200 Peachtree

Jeff PortmanAMC inc.

Diane PrucinoKilpatrick townsend llP

Mark RileyUrban Realty Partners

Michael Robisonlanier Parking Holdings

Susan Roe*Atlanta Downtown neighborhood Association

Alexis ScottAtlanta Daily World

John ShlesingerCB Richard Ellis Inc.

David SmithRegions Bank

Warren SnipesPortman Holdings

David StockertPost Properties inc.

Scott TaylorCARTER

Violet Travis Ricks*Atlanta-Fulton County Recreation Authority

Robert WilliamsPhilips Arena/Atlanta Spirit LLC

Sam Williams*Metro Atlanta Chamber

Betty Willis*Emory University

Alan WiseThe Boston Consulting Group Inc.

Caldwell ZimmermanColliers international

CHAIRMAN Egbert Perrythe integral group

VICE CHAIRMAN Craig JonesCousins Properties incorporated

TREASURER Brad BentonKPMg Peat Marwick llP

Tom AderholdAderhold Properties inc.

Mark Beckergeorgia State university

Susana ChavezParking Company of America

Walter DukesGeorgia Power Company

Renee Lewis GloverAtlanta Housing Authority

Lisa Harristurner Properties inc.

Maxine HicksDlA Piper llP

Cloteen Bigger JasminGeorgia-Pacific

Laura KeenanBank of America

David Marvinlegacy Property group

Charles ParkerCox enterprises inc.

Mary Jo PeedAt&t

Alicia PhilippThe Community Foundation for greater Atlanta

Erica QuallsAtlanta Marriott Marquis

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEJohn ReyhanSkanska uSA

Steve RiddellTroutman Sanders LLP

Jerome RussellRussell New Urban Development llC

Ingrid Saunders JonesThe Coca-Cola Company

Doug SinclairSunTrust Bank

Mason StephensonKing & Spalding llP

Leonard WalkerWells Fargo

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