You asked, we listened. In August we’re kicking off a new season of AMA Atlanta! Our first event will be an evening designed purely for the connections that actually move careers and campaigns forward.
Join Atlanta's sharpest marketers for a high-energy networking mixer with good drinks, great people, and a few surprises to keep things interesting. Whether you're a brand-side strategist, agency creative, or martech expert, this is your room.
What to expect:
Curated networking with a fun twist (no speed-dating, we promise)
A crowd of marketing leaders, rising talent, and bold thinkers
The kind of conversations that don't happen on Zoom
Location
Atlanta Tech Village - Buckhead (Community Center)
3423 Piedmont Rd NE
Atlanta, GA 30305
Parking & Directions:
Parking rates are as follows:
1 hour – $5
2 hours – $8
3 hours – $12
4 hours – $15
Full day – $20
Short term visitor parking is available in the Atlanta Tech Village parking garage. Parking is priced by the hour and is payable by credit card only.
In the case that the garage is full, please park at Prominence, located across Lenox Road from the Atlanta Tech Village.
Enter the parking deck from Piedmont Rd (front entrance), or at the back entrance off Tower Place, by Buckhead Church (back entrance).
The Village building and parking deck is handicap accessible. Handicap parking is located at the top of the deck near the 2nd floor entrance. Follow the directions found outside the door to enter the building.
Find more details here : atlantatech village.com/about/directions
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*Cancellation Policy: Due to pre-registration costs and guarantees, refunds or credits are not extended for this event. However, registrations are transferable. On the day of the event, the substitute attendee must present a copy of the registration receipt or e-mail verification to be admitted to the event.
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