The Authoricast
Welcome to The Authoricast, a podcast from Georgia World Congress Center Authority. Join host Austin Simmons as he talks with some of the industry’s top thought leaders about what makes GWCCA a championship campus, how our growth has shaped downtown Atlanta, and what goes…
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The Ones Who Keep It Going with Mark Zimmerman (opens the original)
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As Georgia World Congress Center celebrates 50 years, The Authoricast continues its GWCC50 series with the stories and memories of the people who helped shape its history. In this episode, Mark Zimmerman looks back on a career that began with a part time job in food service in the 1980s and eventually led him to […]
The Next Right Step with Khalil Johnson (opens the original)
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As Georgia World Congress Center celebrates 50 years, The Authoricast continues its GWCC50 series with the stories and memories of the people who helped shape its history. In this episode, Khalil Johnson looks back on a career that began at GWCC in 1977 and grew alongside the convention center and the surrounding campus. Khalil shares […]
The People Who Built It with Susan Graveline (opens the original)
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As Georgia World Congress Center celebrates 50 years, The Authoricast is looking beyond the buildings, expansions, and major events to capture the stories of the people who helped shape its history. In the first episode of our GWCC50 series, Susan Graveline takes us back to the early days of GWCC and the close-knit group of […]
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