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Each honoree provides a role model of excellence, whether in business, academia, religion, media, government, or public service. These individuals exemplify the wealth of talent and leadership with which Atlanta is blessed, and it is fitting that their accomplishments are being celebrated in this way." Click here to view entire letter Honorable President Jimmy Carter
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“Rosalynn
and I are pleased to congratulate Ambassador Andrew Young and others
to whom the 2006 edition of the Who's Who In Black Atlanta is paying
tribute. It is an honor to be included in this prestigious publication,
and we applaud all of those whose contributions are being recognized.
Our
largest, most comprehensive book to date, the ninth edition
is filled with Atlanta’s most influential and affluent
African-American leaders! Read as you are pulled in by inspirational
stories of achievement and more than 490 pages complete with
pictures and biographical data. The newly added Pink Pages
showcases Atlanta’s female powerhouses from the boardroom
to the courtroom and a tribute to Mayor Shirley Franklin makes
this more than a networking resource. 
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