Join Ron Comacho, when he talks with Bill Cleveland, Chairman of the SSEP to learn
more about how public and private partners are working in concert to preserve, create and maintain beautiful, healthy and economically stronger communities

Join Ron Comacho, when he talks with Bill Cleveland, Chairman of the SSEP to learn more about how public and private partners are working in concert to preserve, create and maintain beautiful, healthy and economically stronger communities

05/29/15 Topic: Trees, Rivers, Creeks, Greenspace for Health and Economic Growth

Ron Comacho has over 25 years of experience in advertising, marketing/communications and public relations. He was a regional vice president for sales and marketing with CBS, and as president of Continuum Systems worked with clients including AT&T, Bellsouth, The Coca-Cola Company & IBM. Over the past 10 years as a marketing strategist for Atlanta-based Communications Focus, Ron has supported the start-up and expansion efforts of companies around the nation. Ron's after hours work includes volunteering with urban planning and environmental organizations as well as civic organizations and the Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia.

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Ron Comacho has over 25 years of experience in advertising, marketing/communications and public relations. He was a regional vice president for sales and marketing with CBS, and as president of Continuum Systems worked with clients including AT&amp;T, Bellsouth, The Coca-Cola Company &amp; IBM. Over the past 10 years as a marketing strategist for Atlanta-based Communications Focus, Ron has supported the start-up and expansion efforts of companies around the nation. Ron's after hours work includes volunteering with urban planning and environmental organizations as well as civic organizations and the Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia.

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05/29/15 Topic: Trees, Rivers, Creeks, Greenspace for Health and Economic Growth

05/29/15 Topic: Trees, Rivers, Creeks, Greenspace for Health and Economic Growth