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| FEB 23 | Dr. Phil Adler, |
| Professor Emeritus, College of Management, Georgia Tech (47 years) and retired Colonel, U.S. Air Force Reserve (31 years). | |
| Phil taught management theory, personnel management and systems theory, organizational design, research and development, and public relations at Tech and was Clinical Associate Professor of Rehabilitation Medicine at Emory. He had a weekly radio program, Dr. Phil at Large, on 1620 AM and previously was on WGST. Phil has served as advisor, consultant, and lecturer to the White House (Carter Administration), Georgia's Office of the Governor, Department of Public Safety, and Department of Education, City of Atlanta, MARTA, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, national police and fire departments and academies, various business firms, medical groups, and non-profits, CDC, and Journal of Business Research. His publications have appeared in various management, business, and medical journals and books and the Atlanta Journal and Constitution. He also chaired the grievance process for Georgia Tech. Phil is a member of the American Legion, Military Officers Association, and Varsity "O" club of The Ohio State University where he received his Ph.D. He has received ANAK's Distinguished Professor Award, Alpha Kappa Psi's Outstanding Teacher Award, and was on the Technique's top 10 professor list at Georgia Tech. Phil moved to Atlanta from Cincinnati in 1962 and lived in Sandy Springs before moving to Polo. |
| AUG 17 | Greg Dolezal, |
State Senator and a partner at Renewed Vision, |
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a Forsyth County-based technology firm serving thousands of companies and organizations around the world including Disney, The Smithsonian, The NFL, the Atlanta Falcons, Celebrity Cruises, The Salvation Army, Mercedes-Benz and more. Additionally, he has ownership in companies in the services and manufacturing sectors. Greg previously worked at North Point Community Church and as the Tour Manager for Chris Tomlin for over 10 years. He started Fix Forsyth Traffic, and served on the Forsyth County Planning Commission, Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee, Impact Fee Committee, and Transportation Plan Advisory Committee. Greg and his wife Natalie, a graduate of Forsyth Central High School, have been married for 11 years and have four children. |