The Commission for A New Georgia
Administrative Services Task Force

The Task Force examined options for public financing to provide capital for a sound infrastructure while preserving the State’s AAA rating.

The Task Force recommended alternatives to finance capital projects, strategies and practices for debt-management, and consideration of private equity investment.


RECOMMENDATIONS:

Preserve the State’s AAA Ratings

 Revise Georgia’s Constitution

 Improve Debt Management Practices and Strategies

 Leverage Conduit Issuers

 Support Private Equity

Read the Reports (PDF Documents)
Executive Summary
Final Report
Overview of the Task Force
Chair: Phil Humann
SunTrust

Consulting Partner: Goldman-Sachs

Pin Pin Chau
Summit National Bank, Atlanta

Tom Coley
SouthTrust Bank, Birmingham

Tom Fanning
Southern Company, Atlanta

John Huntz
Fuqua Ventures, Atlanta

Matt Nichols
Sutherland, Asbill, & Brennan, Atlanta

David Sjoquist
Georgia State University, Atlanta

Bob Steed
King & Spalding, Atlanta

Richard Woodard
King & Spalding LLP, Atlanta

Jim Young
Citizens Trust Bank, Atlanta

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