A look back at Atlanta's economic development after the 1996 Summer Olympic Games is providing lessons in economic mobility. The Atlanta Renaissance Program was a key initiative in this effort, led by Roberto Goizueta, then CEO of Coca-Cola Co., along with the City of Atlanta and McKinsey & Co.

Byron Marshall, who served as the City of Atlanta's chief operating officer from 1994 to 1997, played a significant role in steering the program. He recently shared his insights in an interview, reflecting on the experience and the lessons learned.

Further details about the Atlanta Renaissance Program and Marshall's thoughts on economic mobility are available from the source, offering a glimpse into the city's past economic development efforts.