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7 6 lj----M. I r A. H. Sterne, Jr., President Atlanta Chamber of Commerce 588-7123 Board of Directors - 34 members THe main purpose is to bring in new businesses, encourage expansion of present business, and create new jobs. 11 11 Robert J. Butler, President Atlanta Labor C oun cil · f', /i Executive B o ard - 18 members to create better relationships between the affiliated labor unions and keep them aware of civic and political happenings in the community and take whatever concerted action we can to improve these.' ~ 11 Sam Williams ) Jesse Hill ) Co-Chairmen Q. V. Williamson ) Summit Leadership Conference 688-0206 Steering C o mmittee - membership varies - approx imately 25 C ombination of all groups such as SCLC, NAACP , Grass R oats C o uncil, etc. and civic organizations for the 11 purpose of making Atlanta a better city 11 •

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Dr . J ohn W . Letson, Superintendent Mr. E d S. Cook, President Atlanta Board of E d ucation ·--- ------------- 522-3381 Board - 9 members P urpose - To s e t policies and approve budget for Atlanta Sch ool System. The B oa rd is completely responsibl e for the operation of t h e School System. �~ ! e v e ! Jones, President Dr. Harmon D. Moore, Executive Director Christian Council of Metropolitan Atlanta, Inc. Each participating church is represented by 2 to 5 delegates, dependent on the size of the congregation, plus its pastor. Presently, there are 170 churches in the C o uncil. "It is a fellowship of churches, Christian organizations and individuals involved in mutual ministries _to the growing 5 county area comprising metropolitan Atlanta. . . . .. . . . . . . The mutual ministries combined in the Council are 3-dimensional; Social, moral and spirtual. The power of group incentive moves into action, offering ways and means to meet total needs." Mr. Erwin Stevens, President Citizens Central Advisory Council Economic Opportunity Atlanta, Inc. Council - 39 members (3 from each center by the E xe cutive Administrator) 523-5791 = 33 -- and 6 members selected Purpose - To provide further representation from the poor at a city-wide level in the administration of the Economic Opportunity program. Mayor Ivan Allen, Jr. �