404-659-0001
50 HURT PLAZA SE, STE. 800, ATLANTA, GA, 30303,
2) American Consumer Credit Advocates
3) ATL Airport CIDs- Airport West CID, Airport South CID
4) Attorney's Title Guaranty Fund, Inc.
5) Block Inc
8) Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
9) Cigar Association of America, Inc.
11) Clayton County
12) CleanSpark Inc.
13) Cobb-Marietta Coliseum & Exhibit Hall Authority
14) CoinFlip
15) Comcast Cable Communications Management, LLC
16) CVS Health and Affiliated Entities
18) DLRdmv, LLC
19) Dougherty County Commission
21) Ed Dovin
22) Encompass Health
24) Equifax
25) Erlanger Health
27) Georgia Athletic Trainers Association, Inc
28) Georgia Automobile Dealers Association
29) Georgia Beer Wholesalers Association
30) Georgia Golf Course Superintendents Association
31) Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
32) Georgia Hospital Association
37) Georgia Senior Living Association, Inc.
38) Georgia Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association
39) GeorgiaLink Public Affairs Group
41) Intuitive
42) Journey
43) KNOWiNK
44) Koch Government Affairs, LLC
45) Liberty Vote
47) Municipal Development Services LLC
48) Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company
50) Pediatrix
51) Phytest
53) ProCom
54) Pull-A-Part
55) RevaTerra Inc
56) Rise Neurorehab
57) Safety Systems Management, LLC
58) Sanofi US
59) SCI Management Corporation
60) Southeast Propane Alliance, INC
62) Southern Healthcare Services
63) Specialty Equipment Market Association
64) StormQuant
66) Susan G. Komen
67) The Georgia Society of CPAs
71) UPS
H. Boyd Pettit, III is Partner and General Counsel for GeorgiaLink Public Affairs Group, LLC Pettit, a practicing Attorney since 1979, served as a Democratic member to the Georgia General Assembly for five consecutive terms beginning in January, 1983. Elected to the House of Representatives, succeeding newly elected Governor Joe Frank Harris, he was named a member of the House Appropriations, Judiciary, and Industry Committees. Pettit became Secretary to the Judiciary Committee and Chairman of the Public Services and Utilities Subcommittee of House Industry. During his membership in the House, Pettit served as Georgia's representative to the Southern States Energy Board and was selected as a participant in the Leadership Georgia Class of 1987. In 1993, he joined GeorgiaLink Public Affairs Group while remaining active on behalf of local governments, local education entities, public bond finance issues, and local industrial recruitment and development. In September 2000, Pettit was selected to the Georgia State Board of Transportation. He was re-elected in January, 2001 to a full five-year term. Pettit currently serves on the State Board of the Georgia Youth Science and Technology Centers and is an active member of Sam Jones Memorial United Methodist Church in Cartersville. Previously serving on Board of Directors of the North Metro Technical Institute Foundation, Pettit was a part of the effort to secure property, utilities, and funding for the state adult technical school. Boyd has two daughters, Dana and Bray. They reside in Cartersville, Georgia.
