There are two popular ways of telling people about yourself. One, you can tell people about all the great stuff you do (enjoy our ads through-the-years above), or, you can show people examples of tremendous successes throughout the years (see below).
Atlanta hosted Super Bowl LIII and we had the opportunity to work with many celebrity clients, including one of the participating teams!
Presenting Atlanta plans the inaugural event at The Roof at Ponce City Market for a group of 500 fun folks!
Georgia Van becomes a Partner at Presenting Atlanta
How about the biggest ever intimate dinner for 600 people on the Braves playing field! Presenting Atlanta created this event which included running the bases, batting practice and meeting and mingling with Braves alumni. It was much more fun than the Braves losing streak this year!
Happy Birthday Presenting Atlanta! 40 years old and no face lift needed!!!
Richard Jones becomes a Partner at Presenting Atlanta and his new title is “President”…and no, he did not ask for a motorcade!
The Southeastern United States flooded and of course it would happen during some very tough economic times in our Country. However, there were some new and exciting openings as the St. Regis Atlanta opened its doors and Presenting Atlanta created their first event in the Ballroom for the Alzheimer’s Association!
Cindy Fowler is inducted by the ACVB into the Atlanta Hospitality Hall of Fame™. CLICK HERE to view the video! 2009 Presenting America, a Presenting Atlanta subsidiary, is created in response to persistent client demands that we take our talents on the road for our clients’ needs outside of the Atlanta area.
After leading the fundraising efforts, Presenting Atlanta orchestrated the VIP Grand Opening of the Centennial Olympic Games Museum at the Atlanta History Center. We also became the first company to host a “Dinner on the Diamond” at Turner Field. Although we were busy, we still found time to give back and published a children’s book entitled “The Giving Tale” to honor Bernie and Billie Marcus and their incredible gift to our city, the Georgia Aquarium. Proceeds of this book will go to help the Marcus Institute and its mission of “Turning Disabilities into Possibilities”.
We handled drug launches, mergers, and major national meetings for 20 different pharmaceutical firms.
Another score! We successfully handled hospitality for over a dozen major US corporations at the Super Bowl during a devastating citywide ice storm.
We helped plan Hank Aaron’s 65th birthday bash.
During the ’96 Atlanta Olympic Games we orchestrated hospitality events for IBM, AT&T, Parke Davis, Georgia Power, NBC, Gannett, USA Today, and the International Olympic Committee.
Presenting Atlanta organizes over 20 events, including corporate hospitality at the 1994 Super Bowl in Atlanta for Duracell, Ford Motor Company, General Electric, Frito-Lay and Coca-Cola.
Presenting Atlanta plans the first of 7 consecutive Atlanta Braves Division Championship parties.
Again (hey, it was a big year) – our founder worked on the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Bid hospitality program. 1988 We designed 30 events for the Democratic National Convention.
We planned the ribbon-cutting ceremony for MARTA, Atlanta’s rapid rail line.
Hosting bankers this time – The American Bankers Association – we managed 16 banks at 46 events in 4 days.
The Carter Presidential Center entrusted us with their inaugural opening event.
We hosted the American Bar Association – 20,000 lawyers at 68 events over 7 days.
A Presenting Atlanta tour for 100 Germans witnesses Hank Aaron’s 715th home run.
Atlanta, in desperate need of quality destination management, has its prayers answered – Presenting Atlanta is born.
