When hes not negotiating complex contracts for InComm, a global payment processing company, he provides legal services to nonprofit organizations and helps people in need. She works with students from elementary to medical school. The children loved growing, cooking, and tasting radishes and snap peas while they learned principles of science, math, social studies and language arts. Davia Lassiter has always seen herself a teacher. Her activities outside work mirror her professional ones and this year she is chairing the board of directors of the national Women in Manufacturing Education Foundation. He worked in the office of the secretary of state, ran his own consulting firm and now primarily serves immigrant communities at DFCS. 2022 Georgian of the Year: Team Captain. There really is a unique happiness that comes from helping others for a selfless reason, says Raiford, president of the local Exchange Club, which raises more than $65,000 annually for child-abuse prevention awareness, child hunger, scholarships, and recognition of military and public service providers. Jason Dozier is using the skills and knowledge he acquired in the military to ease the transition of other veterans into civilian life with Hire Heroes USA. Athens native and community activist Tommy Valentine went looking for a place to help and found Historic Athens, the 53-year-old organization and protector of historic buildings, neighborhoods and heritage, at what he calls an exciting crossroads. She founded it after both of her sons were born prematurely, her youngest spending nearly a year in the NICU. She launched a company that sells Vaxxed wristbands, shirts, masks and buttons. In 2023, I expect a mild, brief recession. Her community service revolves around Hermandad de Sigma Iota Alpha Incorporada; at Georgia Southern University, she co-founded the first Georgia chapter of the Latina-oriented sorority. Michael Caldwell became the youngest state legislator in the United States with his election to the Georgia House of Representatives in 2012. Brittany Marshall worked for 160 days without a day off to support CDCs COVID-19 response, researching attitudes and behaviors around hand hygiene, cleaning and disinfection. BL. He is also a leader in volunteer programs aimed at helping the homeless, co-founding the nonprofit Project H.E.L.P. Chrystal York made history as the first Black female to achieve the rank of JROTC Battalion Executive Officer in high school, and will do so again this month as the first Black woman and youngest regional president of the Association for Manufacturing Excellence. Now in her second term, Nicole Stewart was Georgias youngest tax commissioner when first elected in 2017, having been encouraged to run by a previous employer. These outstanding young leaders make their homes throughout Georgia and represent the healthcare, legal, nonprofit and government sectors as well as large corporations and entrepreneurial startups. Learn more about the process and find a link to the nomination formhere. Gooch-Voyd also owns MV3 Events, a boutique wedding officiant and planning service serving Metro Atlanta. On Wednesday, October 26, 2002, at the Georgia Aquarium, we had the pleasure of celebrating the 2022 Georgia Trend 40 Under 40 honorees. The pandemic definitely strengthened my commitment to public health, she says. It was a great opportunity for everyone to feel normal, says Wikoff, who created a program in 2017 that provides free hearing aids and services to Georgia-based Holocaust survivors. Her considerable volunteer service includes the families of fallen first responders, United Way and the March of Dimes. Throughout my career, I was able to teach in a different way, not necessarily in the classroom, but from doing public speaking. In addition to supporting school, company and county causes, Davis achieved a whopping 446% year-over-year increase in funding for the Atlanta chapter of early childhood education nonprofit Jumpstart in 2021. Women in Manufacturing is all about increasing female representation in our industry, which is incredibly important to me, she says. Sign up to get our free news roundup, Georgia Trend Daily, in your inbox, Sign up to receive the free monthly digital edition of Georgia Trend in your inbox, Atlanta Airport rebounds in traffic, satisfaction, Georgia colleges and universities rank among the best, 2022 100 Most Influential Georgians: Steering the Ship, 2021 Economic Yearbook: Businesses Bounce Back. Most recently he took on running clinical operations for Wellstar Atlanta Medical Center. Georgia Trend 2022 40 Under 40. . Sheppard is a member of the Georgia Trust and the Historic Savannah Foundation, a board member of Georgias Old Capital Heritage Center in Milledgeville and a former board member of the Flannery OConnor Andalusia Foundation. Find us onLinkedin,Facebook,TwitterandInstagram. Im from rural Georgia [Eatonton] and Ive seen how mentors have driven the good things that have happened in my life, she says in explaining both her career and her community activities, which run from dress-for-success fashion shows to encouraging post-secondary education ambitions. The city also has a history that is complex and sometimes difficult. The most recent accomplishment being inclusion on Georgia Trend Magazine's 40 Under 40 list, which recognizes outstanding leadership and accomplishments of Georgian's who are making an impact in business, education, community service, and politics. The love, support, confidence and exposure that my mother and father poured into me growing up transformed me into a fearless woman destined to lead the next generation of global manufacturing leaders and social change., Her mother inspired her to launch The Bridge Solution, which bridges the gap between vulnerable populations and their need for affordable housing, proper nutrition and employment. Georgia Trend 2021 40 Under 40 Media Coverage | September 30, 2022 By Georgia Trend Honoring the state's best and brightest under age 40 for the 25th year. The culturally appropriate curriculum is shaped by Deborah Rodrguez Garcia, education manager of humanitarian programs for Sesame Workshop. Whats most satisfying about my work is helping young adults create a life plan that is clear, concise and attainable, Cohran says. That led her to launch The Queen of Bags Initiative. That passion has driven Kyle McCloud since his teens, before an 11-year stint in the Navy and formal culinary training. The first African American president of the Georgia Jaycees, she chooses her personal community outreach carefully. Immigrating to Savannah at age 17, Mary Githens was soon homesick for the food of her native Peru. And I also love being a part of our great team. Not surprisingly, that helpful, problem-solving, greater-good mentality also carries over to volunteer causes. SH. One of her greatest passions is students. The Georgia Tech Alumni Association has released its annual list of young graduates working to change our world, with six College of Sciences alumni from three schools among those honored in the 2021 class of the Tech's 40 Under 40.. I told myself, Once I get into a place where Im a lawyer and can help others, I will, he says. An advocate for equity in education, Laura Bollmans current position was a homecoming of sorts, as she had partnered with the Rollins Center since 2008 to expand early learning opportunities while teaching at Atlantas Drew Charter School. Organizations; Sustainable Georgia Roundup; Those who want to resist urban sprawl and keep their land for equestrian pursuits have a better chance of doing so if there are more of them, McCoy thinks, and she is actively working on that with her new real estate license. Out of tragedy came a way to honor his life while serving the community. I always say that I am a product of community organizers, he says. Whether you know someone who's making a difference on the national stage or is a mover and shaker in his or her corner of the state, if they are under 40 years old as of Oct. 1, 2021, we want to hear about them. SH, Anne Vogler Browns role as a physician recruiter means she needs to sell the community where she lives and works. SH. A regular commuter, he advocated for the creation of two new bus routes in South Atlanta to make transit easier for residents. As always, the individuals recognized here awe and inspire us. Gender-specific cohorts of students meet with a teacher and mentor twice a week, hopefully for all four years of high school. 2022 Georgian of the Year: Team Captain. After reassuring doubtful family and friends about vaccine safety, she ended up telling her story on the local news. The three-term Northwest Georgia Travel Association president credits his work ethic to his father, who balanced a manufacturing job with running a 100-plus acre cattle farm. After moving to Southwest Atlanta, he became an advocate and community organizer in my community, working to help folks fight against displacement, and making sure that we had a seat at the table whenever development decisions were being made that impacted our community.. We need them to know that we understand the journey, but they need someone to lean on too. CN. Instrumental in securing space for Microsoft in Atlanta, the regions largest commercial real estate deal of 2020, Benton is among 3% of African Americans in the industry. 2021 Georgia's Top 100 Public Companies. Ultimately, my driving force is my passion for transforming communities and providing a pathway for building intergenerational financial mobility through an integrated ecosystem that connects people and programming to place, he says. Theyre nervous and unsure, especially if its [a position] they really want, but once they get with me, theyre a little more confident going in because they know what to expect., In addition, Stewart is president-elect for the Rotary Club of Dawson County and serves as secretary for Veterans Affairs and Public Image for Good Shepherd Clinic, which provides healthcare to those in need. KS. His community involvement includes roles on several boards, from the Georgia Department of Education to the Boys and Girls Club of Metro Atlanta. BL. At the Atlanta BeltLine, Kyle oversees the Souths largest linear gallery space and temporary public art exhibit. PR. In addition, he coaches Little League baseball and serves on the local planning and zoning commission. They will not be accepted after that date and time. And shes still rooting for the radishes. Do you follow us? I love to give back to the community that has welcomed my business and my family. BL. Announcing the premiere edition of GEORGIA 500 - The State's Most Influential Leaders - coming Fall of 2022 The nomination period will be open from Wednesday, December 1, 2021 through Friday, January 31, 2022 at 5 p.m. Georgia Trend's 2020 40 Under 40 Our 24th annual celebration of the state's best and brightest under age 40. Soon she was touring the school, observing its cutting-edge training and becoming a builder herself. After earning his degree from Georgia Tech, Benjamin Andrews went home to Americus and distinguished himself as a city staffer. PR. Now an orthopedic surgeon, Bilbrew supports the community through annual back-to-school and toy drives, and her passion is mentoring others. BD. We are experiencing stagflation. Latest Trends. Her mother, a two-sport college athlete who pursued several graduate degrees before becoming a high school tennis coach, offers that. Cassandra Velasco-Adams first began working with the Womens Resource Center to End Domestic Violence as a volunteer. We can provide grants to incubate, innovate and scale things that are really working in the district and use some of the funds and relationships we have to influence policy and shift the way things are done, says Starkel. She now combines science and law as a patent attorney and partner in Kilpatrick Townsends Intellectual Property Department. Because of the ongoing pandemic, our. This years 40 Under 40 were selected by the Georgia Trend staff from nominations provided by readers throughout the state who know them well. After building her family and purchasing her first two properties, she transitioned those properties into housing for women who need help a venture that earns her no profits and whose only goal is to provide support to women in need and their families. RS. Among her passions are the Ronald McDonald House, where she volunteers in honor of her late brother. PR, If you cross Columbus Street at Appleton Avenue in Macon, your feet may skip across a painted keyboard or stride on colorful swirls. You can always make the recommendations you think will be better for that person, the community and the victims, she says. LeAndrea Mikell thrives on connecting community. Mission 3E, Cohrans nonprofit, offers character and leadership development programming designed to engage, enlighten and empower young adults to elevate in school, career and life. PR. SH. If people come into my court, theyre not having a good day. Im not from Columbus, so I bring a good point of view and perspective. Julia Roberts, On Wednesday, October 26, 2002, at the Georgia Aquarium, we had the pleasure of celebrating the 2022 Georgia Trend 40 Under 40 honorees. The Georgia Southern University Alumni Association "40 Under 40" Class of 2022 was recognized at a ceremony on Sept. 23 at the Eugene M. Bishop Alumni Center in Statesboro. She continues to serve her community through work with the United Way, as a member of the United Way Women United Board. The profiles were written by Brian Lee, Michele Cohen Marill, Charlotte Norsworthy, Patty Rasmussen and Randy Southerland. My goal is to be super-intentional with my time and focus on solutions that make a meaningful impact, he says. During the onset of the pandemic, the chair of the Berrien County Chamber of Commerce board recognized that the county was not equipped to communicate vital information to residents and businesses. BD. When the prior tax commissioner announced her retirement, Stewart researched the role and then went for it. BL. We are in essence doers, finding a way to make a deal or initiative come to fruition through innovative thinking. MCM. In 2017, a tattoo artist turned it into a beautiful purple flower with a butterfly an opening to a new future. Lanier worked several years at Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan (now Eversheds Sutherland) before he was hired to run the foundation and advance his grandfathers legacy. She now teaches in the program. It's been more than five years since Savannah first welcomed the biggest container ship to dock at an East Coast port. Inspired to give to his community and powered by coffee, the energetic Hancock won the chambers 2020 Community Service Award. The caring connection goes beyond McClouds two-year-old brewery business. We all have something [else] we could be doing, whether its time with family or watching a Netflix documentary, but in the time were [volunteering], it has to make sense. Ive always had a love for serving the community, says Moore, who now works as a project manager with TSYS/Global Payments, ensuring projects for credit card clients come in on time and under budget. His #Beer4Good program dedicates a portion of every beer sale to community causes, from donations to a local nonprofit to buying turkeys to give away. She serves on the board of directors of SEM Link, which focuses on encouraging K-12 students to pursue STEM careers through exposure to positive role models from those fields. She previously worked as an educational specialist with the Peace Corps in Nicaragua and with a U.S. State Department program in Malawi. She set up what she says was the worlds largest vegan tailgate at the 2019 Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta, serving 1,500 people for free. Bess Butler Brunson grew up going to the offices of The Fiduciary Group, an investment firm started by her grandfather more than 50 years ago. The organization provides resources to babies (and their families) who were born prematurely and spend time in neonatal intensive care units. Wherever hes worked Thomson, Newton County, and now Brunswick and the Golden Isles Ralph Staffins has built a reputation for helping businesses succeed. RS. It breaks my heart when kids entering foster care are given a trash bag to hold their belongings, says the tireless volunteer who also leads Georgia Colleges payroll department. BL. BD. That could mean anything from simply driving a Vietnamese grandma to the polls to major social justice cases and campaigns. As she became vegan in an effort to stave off diet-related preventable illnesses common in the South, she realized shed found it. Most recent year-end revenues with a minimum threshold of $15 million, and $1B Three years of verifiable revenue and employment. A young woman felt vulnerable and shamed by the branding a sex trafficker had placed on her neck. Jessica Lamb will never forget the first transformation she enabled. Her grandmother inspired her community service at a young age, introducing her to the interpreter program at the Davenport House. The "40 Under 40" honorees are all outstanding Georgians under the age of 40 who represent the areas of business . Today its grown to include catering as well as Mint to Be Mojitos, offering Latin-inspired cocktails, and The Apparition, a bar and speakeasy. A small-business owner whose Black Airplane, a full-stack digital product agency, employs 30 people at its downtown location, Caldwell and his family also live in downtown Woodstock. MCM. A.J. Were proud to share their stories. Through policy research and partnerships with colleges, universities, the Georgia Department of Corrections and the Department of Community Supervision, Rodriguez builds strategies focused on the common goal: education and empowerment for all Georgians. Melissa Wikoff founded Peachtree Hearing in 2016 and uses the practices exponential growth to advocate for hearing inclusivity, such as hosting an open-captioned viewing party at a local theater for CODA, the Oscar-winning movie about a child of deaf adults and her family. She works in a neighborhood health center founded 50 years ago by four women in a small trailer that has since expanded to a main building and two other locations in Athens. In the eyes of the world, those may seem like small cases, but it means the world to some of those families, says Brendan Murphy. Rodriguez plans to attend law school after graduating from Kennesaw State University. Working here is like coming to play in a sandbox and make castles everyday an absolute joy., The University of Georgia alum, who also studied the 2,000+ year-old art form of Sanskrit theatre in its Indian birthplace, takes that spirit of sharing and caring with him wherever he goes. I try to help them understand what has happened and to process that, she says. Are you registered to vote? she says. A business development role with Conditioned Air Systems also allows him to serve the community. In fact, her role with Savannah State University requires just that. The former president and CEO of the State Charter Schools Foundation of Georgia, Bollman was the first staff member hired at Purpose Built Communities and continues to promote free cradle-to-college open-access public education. In terms of economics, preservation is not just a luxury, its sustainable, he says. Economic development is one of the most satisfying careers. Since 2004, Starkel has volunteered in various capacities at Camp Horizon, a summer camp and year-round support for kids in foster care, ages eight through 23. 1d In 2021, I fulfilled a significant goal by being recognized by Georgia Trend on their #40Under40 list, thanks to the support of friends and colleagues. Since then, Atlanta Redemption Ink has worked with tattoo shops around Georgia and nationally to remove or cover up tattoos from sex trafficking, gang symbols and marks from self-harm or addiction. Teaching was always the end goal for me, she says. To make that happen, he has worked with the Neighborhood Planning Unit and was vice president of the Mechanicsville Civic Association and the Turner Field Community Benefits Coalition. The encouragement she got from her professors at Clark Atlanta University drove her career from CAUs communications department to being a producer with established networks including Netflix, HBO, Bravo and ITV America, among others. While hes enjoyed great success as a community banker, Chris Raiford was raised by parents who worked in law enforcement and taught the importance of community service. He also serves on several boards, including school, church, hospital and Rotary Club. The general manager of The Earl and Rachel Smith Strand Theatre in Marietta knows the arts can both inspire a community and fuel it economically. The evening was made possible because of generous sponsors Georgia Power, Mercer University and Kysor . In 2009, Chef Kevin Gillespie achieved culinary success at Woodfire Grill and fame on Bravos Top Chef. Friday, July 16, 2021. That includes teaching financial literacy, promoting civic responsibility and community engagement. Georgia Tech's 40 Under 40. RS. We know youll enjoy reading about these amazing men and women. This year Georgia Trend celebrated 25 years of honoring the state's best and brightest. If we can do that here, in a Southern state, and show climate change is not a political issue, then we can show whats possible, Lanier says. PR. As the mom of three young daughters, she serves as a troop leader for Girl Scouts and head soccer coach for an under-six girls team. Talent is universal but opportunity is not. BD. They instilled in me the passion for giving back. MCM, Jenna Mobley initially ventured into the garden with her first-graders to teach them about George Washington Carver, the famous Black agricultural scientist and inventor. These outstanding young leaders make their homes throughout Georgia and represent the healthcare, legal, nonprofit and government sectors as well as large corporations and entrepreneurial startups. SH, Nieshia Crawford is making waves in the male-dominated entertainment world and wants women to know that they can have it all. He has also served the community through work with the Center for Family Resources, a nonprofit organization that supports families experiencing hardship. The research in place does not give credence to what it means to be Black in the post-civil-rights American South, she says. I look at the world from the perspective of a four-year-old, she says. Nam fulfilled that promise. She aims to help people who have had life-altering setbacks, such as accidents and workplace injuries, piece their lives back together. Among his community activities, he chaired the board for the Etowah Valley Humane Society as it became a no-kill shelter. The annual honor recognizes young alumni who have made significant strides in business, leadership, community, educational or philanthropic endeavors. In college, I realized I like to write. 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