b'The capstone of the first day was an interview with Andrew Cathy, 3rd generation CEO of Chick-fil-A. Andrew provided a personal point of view and external perspective on Family Business Planning. Day Two was held at The Coca-Cola Company (TCCC) headquarters in downtown Atlanta. The morning began with CCBAs John (Gould) and Ilene Grimes providing attendees with the history and architecture of our US Bottling System. Marcelo Boffi and Brittany Dunlap joined the group to provide an overview of the North America Operating Unit (NAOU) and share their perspective on our system and business.A highlight of Day Two was the tour of TCCCs Atlanta Office Complex. Forum participants had an opportunity to walk the completely renovated campus, and also visit HQ highlights, such as the original office of The Coca-Cola Company icon, Robert Woodruff.John Gould thanks Andrew Cathy as he acknowledges audienceThe day concluded with a conversation and perspective from two unique leaders who offer an excellent example of our Bottling Systems next generation leadership. Rob Feeney (Atlantic Coca-Cola) and Andrew Reyes (Reyes Coca-Cola) provided their thoughts and respective outlook on our business, our Bottling system and family business learnings and dynamics.The overarching objective of this session was to actively support the development of our next generation of Bottling leaders, and therefore Bottler longevity, by introducing the group to CCBA and our US Coca-Cola eco-system, and heightening awareness of family business issues while creating networking opportunities to utilize for Member growthand development. Participant feedback on the forum overallwas outstanding and CCBA is looking forward to seeing these emerging leaders drive our System into the future! (l to r) Morgan Everett, Consolidated with Wes Mayo,(l to r) Sean Scruggs, Corinth, and(front) Eryn Taylor, Coke FL; (far left to right) Bailey Clark, Clark Beverage; Winfield-Sooner, share their experience Joshua Taylor, Coke FL Lilli Graham, Meridian; and Brooke Sherick-Odom, Odomand answer questionsCCBA Board of Governors UpdateThe Coca-Cola Bottlers Association welcomes Robert Clark, President, Clark Beverage Group (CBG) to its Board of Governors. Roberts election to the Board was formally confirmed at theFall Board Meeting in September. As a 4th generation family member, Robert has worked within the company his entire life but started full-time over 32 years ago and became the CEO of CBGin 2003. We know you join us in welcoming Robert to the CCBA Board of Governors. 5'