Doug Shipman

Thanks Closer Look with Rose Scott for the chance to reflect on the past four years. It’s been an honor to serve

WABE News

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Outgoing Atlanta City Council President Doug Shipman reflects on building a better Atlanta In February, Atlanta City Council President Doug Shipman announced he would not run for reelection, choosing to focus instead on family responsibilities. The longtime nonprofit leader turned politician joined “Closer Look” on Tuesday to reflect on his tenure as the leader of Atlanta’s chief po...

Appreciated the chance to share about my new role South Arts on WABE News

I’m excited to be returning to a role supporting artists and arts organizations

Doug Shipman to lead South Arts in its 50th year Atlanta City Council President Doug Shipman will become President and CEO of South Arts in January 2026, guiding the regional arts group into its 50th year.

Thank you Nature Gurlz for all your support and giving me an honorary Nature Guy spot!

Y’all are inspirations….

Humbled to be honored as an Outstanding Georgian by the GA Secretary of State’s Office

Excited to be able to support our arts sector with financial support. Atlanta is so much better for our cultural partners and deserve public support

Wonderful to celebrate 20years of getting into

Honored to welcome and help host the celebration of Immigrant Heritage Month at City Hall

Wonderful to hear the stories and contributions of Atlanta’s amazing immigrant communities.

I’m excited to endorse for Georgia Governor. I’ve worked with him and I know him- he’s exactly what we need to make GA better for everyone.

Appreciated the opportunity to talk about the future of at the symposium

Thanks for hosting

Great to speak with Atlanta Advisory group this morning about the City, our immediate Council priorities and continuing efforts to improve

Excited to be a part of build at the State Capital today

Affordable housing matters in and Georgia-it’s the wrong time to be cutting funding for affordability.