The Atlanta Committee for Progress (ACP) is a dynamic and influential organization that brings together CEOs, leaders from the private sector, universities, and nonprofits in Atlanta. Founded in 2003 by Mayor Shirley Franklin, the ACP serves as a unique public-private partnership that fosters collaboration and input on critical issues facing the city. With over 40 highly-engaged chief executive officers, university presidents, and civic leaders, the ACP's mission is to provide leadership on key issues of economic growth and inclusion for all citizens of Atlanta.

The organization focuses on various areas, including public sector accountability, economic development, infrastructure and transportation, K-12 public education, technology and innovation, and culture/quality of life. Under the leadership of Mayor Andre Dickens, the ACP drives results by leveraging the talent and commitment of Atlanta's most respected business, academic, and civic leaders. Through their partnerships, the ACP aims to ensure the success of the city and expand opportunities that benefit all its citizens