Directory details for Junior Achievement Usa
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Junior Achievement Usa

275 NORTHSIDE DR NW ATLANTA, GA 30314-4600
www.georgia.ja.org

To partner with the business community to teach financial literacy to grades K-12.

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EIN:
580598050
Category:
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Secretary

Jill Ratliff

President & Ceo

John Hancock

Treasurer

Leslie Kurtz

Vice Chair

Ryan Marshall

Chair

Tom Hawkins

Director

Addison Meriwether

Director

Alba Baylin

Director

Allison Dukes

Director

Andrea Freeman

Director

Angela Rittgers

Director

Angie Brown

Director

Assad Lazarus

Director

Brian Blake

Director

Carlos Navarro

Director

Chris Gruehn

Director

Chris Hodgdon

Director

Chris Mattie

Director

Craig Lee

Director

Cyril Turner

Director

Dallas Clement

Director

Dan Eldridge

Director

Dan Erling

Director

Dan Janki

Director

David Rubinger

Director

David Wilkinson

Director

Deb Battaglia

Director

Debbie Smith

Director

Dwayne Irvin

Director

Ed Fisher

Director

Elliott Wallace

Director

Frank Warren

Director

Fredie Carmichael

Director

Geddings Roche

Director

Grant Rivera

Director

Guy Harris

Director

Harris Winsberg

Director

Helene Lollis

Director

Jamesetta Strickland

Director

Jamie Tiernan

Director

Jamie Walker

Director

Jane Elliott

Director

Jane Stout

Director

Janet Thomas

Director

Jason Jones

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Jeff Rose

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Jim Teel

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Joe Gagen

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Joe Reinkemeyer

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John Dwyer

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Jon Neff

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Katie Saez

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Ken Bernhardt

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Ken La Manna

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Ken Zeff

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Kyle Marrero

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Lance Tracy

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La Shonda Oglesbee

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Lisa Brown

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Louis Gump

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Mark Adams

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Mark George

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Mark Scalese

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Matt Toms

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Max Oligario

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Melanie Shook

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Michael Voynich

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Mona Harty

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Monte Edwards

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Nancy Millett

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Patrick Dierberger

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Randy Gregson

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Rimas Kapeskas

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Ruben Brooks

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Russ Brockelbank

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Sachin Sachdeva

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Shawn Meade

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Steve Cook

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Steve Scherger

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Susannah Frost

Immediate Past Chair

Tad Hutcheson

Director

Tony Ventry

Director

Valerie Adair

Director

Warren Gardiner

Director

Yogs Jayaprakasam

Vp Of Volunteer Strategy & Partnerships

Amanda N Salvaticus

Vice President Of Marketing

Camille Russo

Vice President Of Development

Danielle Wilkes

Vice President Of Human Resources

Alicia Furlow

Vp Of Volunteer Strategy & Partnerships

Lindsay Allward Theimer

Vice President Of Information Technology

Matthew Hodgson

Sr. Director Of Special Events & Donor Relations

Michelle R Martin

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