Civil Rights Museum Nabs CREW Award

Movers and shakers associated with the new National Center for Civil and Human Rights—opening on June 23—earned CREW's annual economic and community development award last week. Here's Franklin Street's Monetha Cobb (co-chair of the awards committee) with Arnall Golden Gregory's Althea Broughton, Stifel, Nicolaus & Co's Cheryl Strickland, The Coca-Cola Co's Lynne O'Brien (who all won the award), Atlanta BeltLine's Lisa Gordon (presenter) and Prudential Mortgage Capital Co's Ann Cone (another co-chair). The 42k SF center is located next to the Georgia Aquarium and the World of Coca-Cola.

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