The Metro Atlanta Association of Grant Professionals (MAAGP)

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The Metro Atlanta Association of Grant Professionals (MAAGP) is the Atlanta-Metro Georgia Chapter of the American Association of Grant Professionals (AAGP).

The MAAGP About Us is a membership organization serving the needs of grant professionals in the Metropolitan Atlanta regional area.  The membership meets every month to network, learn from other grant professionals, participate in professional development opportunities, practice grantsmanship, grow the profession, and to assist others in serving the greater common good through grant writing.

MAAGP's regular meetings are held on the 4th Tuesday of the month and are centrally-located at Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) near Atlantic Station in Midtown Atlanta.  [Visit Directions to Meetings]  Visitor parking is located in the parking deck between the Georgia Tech Research Institute and the Georgia Public Broadcasting buildings on 14th Street.  The $5 fee to park has been waived for MAAGP meeting attendees.   

Usually, the MAAGP regular meetings alternate between hosting a professional program one month, followed by a chapter business meeting and networking the next month.  Meetings begin at 10:00 AM and adjourn around 11:30 AM.  This timing further encourages and reinforces networking as members often find it convenient to get together for lunch following the meeting.

Non-members are welcome to attend one or two meetings as a guest. 

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The American Association of Grant Professionals Mission:

The American Association of Grant Professionals (AAGP), a nonprofit 501 (c)(6) membership association, builds and supports an international community of grant professionals committed to serving the greater public good by practicing the highest ethical and professional standards.

To achieve this mission, AAGP:

	Serves as a leading authority and resource for the practice of grantsmanship in all sectors of the field.
	Advances the field by promoting professional growth and development.
	Enhances the public image and recognition of the profession within the greater philanthropic, public, and private funding communities.
	Promotes positive relationships between grant professionals and their stakeholders.

The AAGP does not discriminate in its provision of services due to race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, ethnic group identification, sex, age, sexual orientation, and/or condition of physical or mental disability in accordance with all requirements of Federal and State Laws.

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