Terri Bryant and Ryan Walsh of the Atlanta Bar Association. Photos by John Disney/ALM
The 131-year-old group lost 13% of its membership in the past five years, but the past two years have been relatively stable.
July 03, 2019 at 12:28 PM
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The Atlanta Bar Association survived the Great Recession without losing members, but membership has fallen by 13% from 6,422 to 5,576 during the past five years of a strong economy.
“The culture of association membership has changed dramatically in that time,” said Terri Bryant, the Atlanta Bar’s executive director.
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