EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Chair
Glenn Austin Jr.
Senior Vice President (ret.)
Fannie Mae
Vice Chair
Bobbie McCrackin
Vice President, Public Affairs Officer
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
President
Suzanne Boas
President
CCCS of Greater Atlanta
Secretary
David Rubinger
Vice President of Communications
Equifax
Treasurer
Scott Bohrer
Vice President Finance, Supply Chain
The Home Depot
Daniel J. Thompson
Vice President & General Counsel (ret.)
BellSouth Advertising & Publishing Corp.
Jennifer Gavre
Senior Vice President, Mortgage Banking
Wachovia
Rick Gilbert
Vice Chairman
CompuCredit
Joe Griffin
Partner
PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP
MEMBERS
Frank Spruill Alexander
Professor of Law
Emory University School of Law
Elizabeth Arevalo
Vice President of Marketing and Community Affairs
Wachovia
Nancy Bowen
Vice President, Residential Construction Lender
Fifth Third Bank
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Milton Clipper
President & CEO
Public Broadcasting Atlanta
Charlene Crusoe-Ingram
Senior Vice President (ret.)
The Coca-Cola Company
Eric Hartz
President & CEO
RentBureau LLC
Doug Jones
Senior Vice President
Southern Company Generation
Kristin Kirkconnell
Senior Vice President, Chief Information Officer
AGL Resources
Morris W. Macey
Senior Partner
Macey and Wilensky
Carlos Mata
Executive Vice President
Element Funding
Robyn Mitchell
Director, Regulatory & Compliance
RBS Lynk Incorporated
Sandra Morelli
Senior Portfolio Manager
Bernstein Global Wealth Management
Joe Oesterling
Chief Information Officer
Cbeyond
John Pruitt
Senior Vice President
SunTrust Bank
Belinda Stubblefield
Proprietor
WineStyles Cascade
Roger Tutterow
Professor of Economics
Stetson School of Business
Mercer University |
In 2007, Suzanne Boas and Glenn Austin helped CCCS break new ground as the agency experienced unprecedented growth and demand for its services. As President of the agency and Chairman of the Board of Directors respectively, Boas and Austin provided strategic leadership as CCCS expanded its services and opened new facilities to confront the current foreclosure crisis. In 2007, the agency partnered with the Homeownership Preservation Foundation on the Project HOPE campaign. Boas and Austin were instrumental in raising awareness throughout the community of this important initiative. CCCS also opened the Gwinnett Service Center, which can accommodate up to 100 employees who provide telephone and Internet counseling to clients nationwide. 
