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Mary Ross Profile

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Secretary | NAACP ATL Branch

Mary Ross

Civil Rights Advocate | Transformational Leader | Best‑Selling Author

Mary Ross is a two-time best-selling author, dynamic motivational speaker, and accomplished business coach with a proven track record of transformational leadership. As a seasoned executive and master-level businesswoman, she has successfully led multiple companies and nonprofit organizations, collectively generating millions in revenue and impact.

Mary served as Executive Director of the NAACP Atlanta Branch under the leadership of the late Dr. R.L. White, where she played a pivotal role in advancing civil rights initiatives across the city. Her extensive experience includes strategic collaborations with prominent leaders such as former Mayor Kasim Reed, Commissioner Khadijah Abdur-Rahman, and Sheriff Ted Jackson. Through her weekly media partnerships with V-103 and WAOK, she helped raise awareness of key social justice issues and mobilized community support for the NAACP.

A tireless advocate for justice and equity, Mary has contributed to national conversations around high-profile cases, including Troy Davis, Mike Brown, Kendrick Davis, and George Floyd. Her enduring commitment to service continues to shape grassroots movements and amplify the voices of those who have been historically underserved.

Mary Ross brings bold vision, unwavering dedication, and deep institutional knowledge to her role as Secretary, ensuring the NAACP Atlanta Branch remains a leading force for progress in the fight for civil rights.