Cathy Woolard has served as Atlanta City Council President and the District 6 representative on the Atlanta City Council. For the past 25 years, Cathy has helped organizations build their membership, grow their political clout, and achieve their goals through strategic planning, community mobilization and advocacy. As former City Council President, Cathy was an early champion of the Atlanta Beltline. She worked with Ryan Gravel, creator of the Beltline concept, to educate and mobilize citizens across Atlanta to support the redevelopment of the city’s 22-mile loop of largely unused railroad corridors into an integrated system of trails, transit, and green space. The daughter of a career Air Force Officer, Cathy grew up on bases all over the world. She was educated in public schools, graduated from University of Georgia and settled with her family here in Atlanta after a few years in Washington.

SCHEDULE5:00 - 6:00 PM | Registration, Networking & Cocktails

6:00 - 6:15 PM | Welcome & Introductions

6:15 - 9:00 PM | Dinner, Scholarship Awards Program, Guest Speakers, Project Achievement Awards

SPONSOR BENEFITSAs a Corporate Sponsor, you will have reserved seating with a sign recognizing your firm and you will receive recognition (verbal, print and electronic) at the banquet acknowledging your support of CMAA-SAC.

In addition to your support, you will receive a banquet table of ten and a premier table location. The Platinum Sponsorship level will be given the honor of hosting a scholarship recipient at their table and naming the scholarship award after their respective firm.

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIESPLATINUM: $2,500 (one available)CORPORATE: $1,750

June 14The Carlos Center2500 Clairmont Road

2016 PROJECTACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

and ANNUAL BANQUET

Corporate Tables Table of 10: $1,500 1/2 Table (5 seats) $ 800

Individual Tickets $175Student Members $ 50

REGISTRATION

Bruce D’Agostino is President/CEO of the Construction Management Association of America (CMAA) in McLean, VA. Under his leadership CMAA has grown its membership

from less than 900 to more than 14,000, and the number of its certified construction managers has increased from 78 to more than 2,500. In 2008, Bruce was made a Fellow in CMAA for his exceptional leadership.

GUEST SPEAKER

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

SOUTH ATLANTIC CHAPTER