Pancakes & Policy with Chick-fil-A's Rodney Bullard

Join us for an exclusive conversation with Chick-fil-A's Rodney Bullard about our role (individually and corporately) as a bridge (or part of a bridge).  Never before have we been so sure that tomorrow will look and feel different.  We can let our future happen - or we can be the bridge to tomorrow.

 
Rodney is Vice President of Corporate Social Responsibility at Chick-fil-A, Inc. and Executive Director of the Chick-fil-A Foundation where he leads the company?s corporate community and philanthropic strategy, which is focused on fostering youth and furthering education.  Prior to Chick-fil-A, Rodney served as an Assistant United States Attorney prosecuting complex criminal cases.  For his service, the United States Attorney General presented him with, one of the Department of Justice?s highest honors, the Director?s Award.

Prior to this role, Rodney was selected as a White House Fellow, the nation?s most prestigious public service Fellowship.  As a White House Fellow, Rodney was placed at NASA working directly for the NASA Administrator. 

A decorated veteran, Rodney also served in the United States Air Force Judge Advocate General Corps eventually working at the Pentagon as a Congressional Legislative Liaison in the Office of the Secretary of the Air Force.
 
Rodney is a an alumnus of the United States Air Force Academy, Duke University School of Law, the University of Georgia?s Terry School of Business and the Harvard Business School?s Advanced Management Program. 

Rodney currently serves on several national and local boards of directors to include: the Salvation Army National Advisory Board of Directors, the University Of Georgia Terry School Of Business Board of Directors, the Junior Achievement USA National Board of Directors, the Professional Association of Georgia Educators (PAGE) Foundation Board of Directors, The National Fellowship of Christian Athletes Board of Directors, and the Leadership Atlanta Board of Directors. 

A few of Rodney?s recent recognitions include: Recognition by the Atlanta Business Chronicle as one of Georgia?s top young Business Leaders for 2013; by the Atlanta Business League as one of the 2013 Men of Influence; The University of Georgia?s 2013 listing of the 40 alumni leaders under the age of 40; The Georgia Trend Magazine?s 2011 listing of the 40 Best and Brightest Leaders Under 40; Leadership Atlanta; Leadership Georgia; and, as one of 10 Outstanding Young Leaders in Atlanta for 2010.