FOOD FOR THOUGHT

A ?Lunch and Learn? meeting of YES! Atlanta, sponsored by PwC and Outback Steakhouse, promoted community awareness for the Youth-at-Risk program that NAIOP has supported for over 20 years. Here?s YES! Atlanta participant Jamarcus Heard, Pope & Land Enterprises and board member Jennifer Koontz, PwC and chair Kevin Cambell, YES! Atlanta CEO Shelby Jackson-Rogers, Cushman & Wakefield and immediate past prez of the NAIOP Ga. chapter Lisa Dunavin, former board chair Michael Mills, and ARGUS Software and former board member Bruce Kellogg. YES! Atlanta's community partnership with ProjectLIFT was introduced at the meeting (it's been serving North Fulton youth since earlier this year). New volunteers and donations are sought to make a difference in 2010 and beyond. Visit YesAtlanta.org

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