Georgia Power helps you save money and use energy wisely at home. For more information, visit: or connect with the Foundation via Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter. The Community Foundation is a top-20 community foundation among 800 nationally, with approximately $1.2 billion in current assets, and is Georgia’s second largest foundation. With 70 years serving the Atlanta region and a robust team of experts, the Community Foundation expands its philanthropic reach and impact by providing quality services to donors and bold, innovative community leadership committed to racial equity. Since 1951, the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta has been leading and inspiring philanthropy to increase the vitality of our region and the well-being of all residents. Moving forward the Community Foundation and United Way will continue to partner in place-based work to address the needs that COVID-19 exacerbated in our region, especially the racial inequities that emerged in areas ranging from healthcare outcomes to access to essential resources.Ībout the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta These leadership appointments come on the heels of the Community Foundation announcing the final round of grants for its COVID-19 Response and Recovery Fund, an intensive, 15-month effort in partnership with United Way of Greater Atlanta that resulted in a grand total of $28.2 million mobilized to benefit 478 nonprofits across nine funding cycles. And Ayana’s background in building an ethos of diversity, equity and inclusion and strategy will enable her to lead the Foundation in building greater equity for a greater Atlanta.”
“With Novella’s appointment we elevated the role to our senior leadership team, recognizing the critical function talent development and culture play in our success. They bring tremendous leadership that will benefit not only the Foundation, but our broader Atlanta metro region,” said Frank Fernandez, president and CEO of the Community Foundation. “We are very excited to have Novella and Ayana joining our team. Gabriel graduated from Spelman College and the Georgia Institute of Technology with dual bachelor’s degrees in chemistry and chemical engineering. Her background includes managing diversity and education strategy for Teach for America, teaching science within the Atlanta Public Schools system and an earlier career as a chemical engineer. She co-led the inaugural Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Council for the businesses and Foundation.
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Armed Forces or have a strong personal or professional connection to the military. She also oversaw Blank’s work around social justice, including NFL and Atlanta Falcons initiatives, as well as the management of the Overwatch Fund Committee, a group of staff across the Blank Family of businesses who are veterans of the U.S. Blank Family Foundation, where she led education initiatives for children from birth through high school. She also holds the Professional Human Resources (PHR) certification from the Society for Human Resources Management (SHRM).Īyana joins the Foundation following six years at The Arthur M.
She earned a Bachelor of Arts in criminal justice and an Executive M.B.A. In addition, she collaborates with peer senior executives and frontline leaders to align human resources with the firm’s business strategy. She is known for her skills in fostering a rich team culture via coaching, employee engagement, performance management, recruitment, retention, succession planning and training. Novella brings over 20 years of human resources experience from tenures at JenCare Senior Medical Center, Ochsner Health System, Automatic Data Processing (ADP), the Trammel Crow Company and Experian. Novella Noble has joined as vice president of people to lead human resources for the Foundation and its affiliates while Ayana Gabriel joins in early July as vice president of community impact. Novella Noble and Ayana Gabriel will drive forward the focus on racial equityĪTLANTA – J– Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta has named two experts in their fields to its leadership team as the Foundation continues its work toward equity and shared prosperity in the region.
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