CCT Atlanta
Paul Abamonte serves as the Pro-Bono Team Lead and Director of Volunteer Management at Community Consulting Teams (CCT) Atlanta, where Paul has been instrumental in connecting skilled volunteers with over 175 nonprofit projects since January 1998. In addition, Paul holds the position of Senior Program Manager at the Department of Veterans Affairs, focusing on program selection and project management to benefit veterans and their families. Past experience includes significant roles at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), where Paul managed organizational change, directed health communication during crises, and led public health marketing initiatives. Educational qualifications include an MBA in Leadership from Kennesaw State University, an MSc in Public Health from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and a BA with honors from the University of Melbourne.
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CCT Atlanta
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Community Consulting Teams (CCT) Atlanta is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to help local non-profit organizations address their strategic management challenges through teams of volunteer professionals seeking personal development and opportunities to contribute to the community. Community Consulting Teams was founded in Boston in 1990, and expanded to Atlanta in 1996. CCT Atlanta received its own 501(c)3 designation in 2010. From modest beginnings, CCT Atlanta today undertakes 10-20 projects each year, staffed by more than 100 volunteers from around metro Atlanta. Cumulatively since 1996, CCT Atlanta has helped more than 175 nonprofit organizations. CCT Atlanta is endorsed by the Atlanta Business School Alliance (ABSA), an alliance of 17 Atlanta-area MBA alumni clubs from the top graduate business schools in the country. Many of our volunteers are graduates of ABSA member schools. CCT Atlanta has also developed a strong relationship with the Georgia Center for Nonprofits, and local foundations. Through this relationship, we are able to make the nonprofit community more aware of the service we provide, and identify attractive projects.