Jerome M Cooper

Chairman and Founding Principal, Cooper Carry - an architecture and design firm

In 1960 Jerome Cooper cofounded Cooper Carry, an architecture and design firm that now has offices in Atlanta, New York City, and Washington, D.C. Cooper is currently an active leader in several of the firm’s practices, including office, corporate, education, and government. He’s received the Rothschild Award, the highest honor granted by the Georgia chapter of the American Institute of Architects; in 2018 the AIA named Cooper Carry its Architecture Firm of the Year. As a student, he received a Fulbright Fellowship and studied under Architetto Bruno Zevi in Rome. Education: Georgia Tech

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Federal Election Campaign Contributions

James Francis Martin

• 4 contributions · 1,500 USD (Mar 29 '08→Oct 19 '08)

John R Lewis US Representative from Georgia (1987-July 2020) b.1940 d.2020

• 3 contributions · 1,000 USD (Feb 15 '06→Apr 23 '12)

Johnny Isakson Former Republican US Senator & Representative from Georgia

• 3 contributions · 750 USD (Mar 17 '15→Aug 10 '16)

Comer Yates Executive director of the Atlanta Speech School; chair of the Georgia Commission on Hearing Impaired and Deaf Persons.

• 2 contributions · 500 USD (Nov 1 '94→Apr 18 '96)

Michelle Nunn President and CEO CARE USA; Co-Founder and CEO, Points of Light Hands On Network

• 1 contribution · 250 USD (Mar 31 '14)

Ronald David Slotin

• 1 contribution · 250 USD (Apr 24 '96)

Guy Millner

• 1 contribution · 250 USD (Apr 4 '96)

Paul Coverdell US Senator from Georgia

• 1 contribution · 250 USD (Aug 8 '97)

Joseph Maxwell Cleland US Senator from Georgia

• 1 contribution · 250 USD (Sep 22 '96)