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Troutman reports eMerge award for Georgia Innocence Project technology work
Troutman Pepper Locke said the Corporate Volunteer Council of Atlanta honored Troutman eMerge with a Corporate Skills-Based Award for pro bono work supporting the Georgia Innocence Project. The firm said its team worked with nonprofit technology organization Apparo to assess data and document-management systems and develop a three-year technology plan.
Key points
- Troutman said the recognition came at the council’s 29th Annual IMPACT Awards.Troutman Pepper Locke
- The firm identified Jules Bruno and Jennifer Knox as leaders of the project team.Troutman Pepper Locke
- Troutman described Alison Grounds as eMerge’s founder and managing partner.Troutman Pepper Locke
- The announcement projected time savings for case work but did not report measured results from implementation.Troutman Pepper Locke