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Contact Us
Piedmont Park Conservancy
P.O. Box 7795
Atlanta, GA 30357-0795
404.875.7275 (PARK)
404.875.0530 fax
info@piedmontpark.org
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Quarterly Newsletters
News Releases
Speaking Engagements and Interviews
Yvette Bowden
President and CEO, Piedmont
Park Conservancy
Piedmont Park Conservancy announced its new President and CEO, Yvette Bowden to more than 700 members of the business and civic communities at its twelfth annual Landmark Luncheon, Wednesday, May 7, 2008. She previously served as Executive Director of the Giving Tree, a nonprofit adoption agency for children with special needs in foster care.
Prior to her commitment with the Giving Tree, Bowden served as President of the ING Foundation in the United States. She previously held a position of Vice President of Community Relations and Inclusion for ING Americas. Her experience in the public sector also includes United Airlines, where, as Director of Diversity and People Services, she led global inclusion, work/life, compliance and community outreach efforts on behalf of the airline, and previously held a similar position at United Technologies Corporation.
“We are fortunate to have found a dedicated executive with experience in both the private non-profit and public sectors that has the passion and skills to take this organization to the next level,” said Rusche, President of the board of directors for the Conservancy. “Yvette is a tireless, energetic and committed leader who is eager to work with our dynamic staff and Board to manage the Conservancy through its next phase of growth and success.”
Informational Material
(PDF documents)
Information about issues facing
public parks:
www.parkspractices.org
The Parks Practices Web site has been developed by the City
Parks Alliance (CPA) and National Association for Olmsted
Parks (NAOP). Its objectives are to:
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Highlight
the experiences of city parks organizations from around
the country — both our successes and failures. |
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Facilitate
a sharing of lessons learned. |
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Provide
opportunities for interaction among city park leaders
and citizens. |
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Strengthen
further interest in the role of parks as centers of
our common heritage, a strong network of park supporters,
and greater investment in revitalizing city parks across
the country — resulting in healthier and more
vibrant urban communities. |
www.cityparksalliance.org
CITY PARKS ALLIANCE is a national organization comprised of city parks leaders
from across the country who work together to strengthen America's city parks.
The organization has been in formation over the past several years in response
to a broad-based movement of city park advocates who recognize the critical
role parks play in the revitalization of our cities.
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