ULI Atlanta Appoints New Director of Community Outreach

ULI Atlanta, a District Council of Urban Land Institute, is pleased to announce the appointment of Carmella N. Tuttle as Director of Community Outreach.

[ClickPress, Thu Mar 13 2008] ULI Atlanta, a District Council of Urban Land Institute, is pleased to announce the appointment of Carmella N. Tuttle as Director of Community Outreach. Tuttle will advance ULI Atlanta’s mission by managing and directing ULI Atlanta’s community outreach initiatives such as UrbanPlan, Technical Advisory Panels, Urban Marketplace and Community Action Grants.

“We are very pleased to welcome Carmella to our team,” said Jeff DuFresne, ULI Atlanta Executive Director. “As ULI Atlanta grows and our scope of services expands to increased community outreach efforts, it is particularly important for us to have a strong team in place that can serve our members and initiatives. Carmella has an exemplary track record of management experience that we are excited about and confident will prove valuable in guiding and implementing future ULI Atlanta community outreach endeavors.”

Prior to joining ULI Atlanta, Tuttle worked for Ravenwood Development Company, Inc. in Atlanta, Ga., as Operations Director. Previously, Tuttle has worked in the urban redevelopment field for over 12 years at the Atlanta Housing Authority and the Boulevard Group, Inc. as well as for an educational foundation.

A native of Oakland, Calif., Tuttle earned a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from Georgia State University and holds a Master’s of Arts in Organizational Management from University of Phoenix.

As a district council of the Urban Land Institute, ULI Atlanta advances responsible land use policy and real estate development practice throughout greater Atlanta. The nonprofit group is supported by its members. They examine land use issues, impartially report their findings and convene forums to find solutions to complex land use problems. For more information on ULI Atlanta, call 770-951-8500 or visit www.ULIAtlanta.org.

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