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Katie Beacham leads strategy and execution of the firm’s community leadership, philanthropy, volunteerism, sustainability, and employee hardship fund initiatives while helping the firm fulfill our responsibilities to our stakeholders, including our clients, our attorneys and professional staff, our communities, and our planet.
Katie is a corporate citizenship leader with more than 20 years of experience in social impact and sustainability, strategy and operations, philanthropy, volunteer management, community partnerships, impact measurement, and communications.
Prior to joining the firm, Katie was the founding director of corporate social responsibility (CSR) at a Fortune 500 payments and financial technology company where she led and scaled the company’s global CSR and sustainability function. Previously, Katie led corporate citizenship strategy and programs for one of the "Big Four" accounting and consulting firms where she designed, implemented, and led social impact strategy for education and military/veterans and oversaw an employee community engagement portfolio for 60,000+ professionals. She began her career as a management consultant, advising nonprofit and public sector organizations.
Katie is a frequent speaker on social purpose and employee engagement.
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University of Chicago Master of Public Policy (2002)
Baylor University B.A. (1999) Sociology, magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa
PAWS Atlanta, Board Vice Chair (2022-Present)
Barack and Michelle Obama Academy (Atlanta Public Schools), Governance Team Member (2021-Present)
Global Growers Network, Board Chair (2020-Present)
Partnership for Southern Equity, Just Business Roundtable (2022-2023)
Baylor University, Alumni Regional Council Member (2020-2023)
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