Nov 2 2012
Emory Conference Center Hotel, Atlanta's first LEED-Silver Certified sustainable Conference Center Hotel, announced the completion of the renovation of its International Association of Conference Centers (IACC) meeting facility.
The extensive renovation of the 32,000 square foot meeting facility includes the rebuilding of the 240 seat Emory auditorium/amphitheater and the 74 seat Oak amphitheater, as well as updating its state-of- the-art multimedia connections and wireless internet. In addition, all of the Conference Center meeting space including the ballroom has been refurbished with new carpeting, soundproof wall coverings, new breakout areas for refreshments, and new restrooms.
The Emory Conference Center Hotel is also pleased to welcome its new neighbor, Emory Point. The mixed-use community adjacent to the Emory Conference Center Hotel includes a variety of shops and dining venues in walking distance to the hotel.
"Emory Conference Center Hotel has been the premiere facility for conferences and visitors to Emory University, the CDC and the Atlanta metro area since 1995," said Kathryn Johnson, General Manager. "The latest renovation is yet another example of our continued efforts to serve the community with excellence. This renovation complements our LEED Certified expansion that was completed in 2010," added Johnson.
Emory Conference Center Hotel is nestled in the Emory Forest on the Campus of Emory University and adjacent to the Centers for Disease Control, yet only minutes from Atlanta's major attractions and businesses. The hotel sits on 26 acres of forest preserve and practices sustainability in all facets of its operation. It employs a single-stream recycling unit, which centralizes all recycling and waste oils from the kitchens. The waste oils are converted in bio-diesel and then used as fuel for transportation at Emory University.