Food Bank CEO Kyle Waide tapped to lead Downtown Atlanta Inc.
Downtown Atlanta Inc. has appointed Kyle Waide, the current president and CEO of the Atlanta Community Food Bank, as its new leader. Beginning in December, Waide will take over as president and CEO of the nonprofit umbrella organization dedicated to Atlanta’s urban core. The transition follows an official announcement on September 14 regarding his move from the food bank to the downtown development role.
Downtown Atlanta Inc. has officially chosen longtime Atlanta Food Bank President and CEO Kyle Waide to take over as their new President and CEO, heading up the nonprofit centered on Atlanta’s urban core. The organization announced its new leader on Sept. 14. Starting December, Waide will run Downtown Atlanta Inc. – an “umbrella organization” for the […] The post Food Bank CEO Kyle Waide tapped to lead Downtown Atlanta Inc. appeared first on SaportaReport.
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