Maria Saporta is the Executive Editor at SaportaReport. She is a longtime Atlanta business, civic, and urban affairs journalist with a deep knowledge of the local economy, economic policy, corporate sustainability, and event management tools. Maria has been featured in Rough Draft Atlanta, Smoke Signals, BLOX Digital, and Atlanta Magazine.
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Maria's focus is on local news, particularly related to Atlanta and Georgia. She heavily incorporates expert commentary, government announcements, press releases, and event coverage in her articles. If you have expertise or insights into local economic development initiatives, community events, nonprofit organizations, or city leadership within the Atlanta area or broader Georgia region, your input may be valuable for Maria's reporting.
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So far, so great! After speaking with more than a dozen civic leaders, the consensus has been unanimous.
The Macon Telegraph and the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer have entered into a “landmark transaction” with the Georgia Trust for Local News.
After announcing his upcoming departure from the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta, Frank Fernandez will be to Philadelphia to become president and CEO of the Reinvestment Fund
By: Maria Saporta
As the city was celebrating the FIFA World Cup finale at the Showcase Atlanta celebration at Piedmont Park on July 19, Mayor Andre Dickens paid
After years of teetering on the edge of survival, the leaders of the Atlanta Dogwood Festival announced the event will return April 9 to April 11 in Piedmont Park.
One could call Jim Irwin an accidental developer. Today, at the young age of 47, Irwin is one of the most respected developers in Atlanta
As it searches for a new permanent president and CEO, the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta has tapped veteran leader Virginia Hepner to serve as its interim executive.
National Philanthropy Day on Nov. 5 will honor Angie and Sam Allen as Philanthropists of the Year
The City of Atlanta set a goal in 2023 to have a tree canopy of 50 percent.
The City of Atlanta set a goal in 2023 to have a tree canopy of 50 percent. At the time, the Atlanta City Council said the city’s tree canopy “is a well-re
