January 29, 2008 - (ATLANTA, GA) - Mark Snyderman has been named chair of the Board of Governors for the Center for Ethics and Corporate Responsibility at the Robinson College of Business. Snyderman, chief ethics and compliance officer for the Coca-Cola Company, replaces outgoing chair Tammy Driggers, president of First Horizon Bank. Driggers will continue to serve as a member of the board.

"In this global economy, the Center's mission to strengthen ethical performance, accountability and responsibility in business, and its expanding scope of educational and collaborative programs have never been more important," said Snyderman. "As Chair, I will encourage our Board members to continue to bring their diverse perspectives and to press the Center to even greater achievements. I hope that as the Center broadens the scope of its activities and influence, we can enlist additional Board members representing an increasingly international perspective."

Coca-Cola was one of the founding members of the Center, and Snyderman has served on the board since 2006.

Other Board News:

• Tom Butz, senior vice president of Compliance and Ethics at Georgia-Pacific LLC, and Paul Shlanta, executive vice president, general counsel and chief ethics and compliance officer at AGL Resources, have joined the board.
• Dick Hodges, former CEO of Liller Neal Inc., and Lee Burge, chairman and CEO emeritus of Equifax Corporation, have been named governor emeriti in recognition of their 15 years of service to the organization.