Steve Massell Joins North Fulton Community Improvement District Board as City of Roswell Representat

The North Fulton Community Improvement District (CID) is pleased to announce the appointment of Steve Massell to its Board of Directors. Massell, President at Massell Commercial Real Estate, will represent the City of Roswell.

“I am thrilled to serve on the board of directors for the North Fulton Community Improvement District,” said Massell. “The North Fulton CID has an incredible team of leaders and board members who have made remarkable strides in infrastructure improvements throughout North Fulton. Their initiatives serve as a catalyst for projects that enhance the livability, walkability and drivability of the entire community. I’m excited to represent the city of Roswell and look forward to the projects we will accomplish in the future.”

Massell also serves as an honorary board member for the Special Olympics of Georgia, and he previously served as an honorary board member for the Georgia State University’s Department of Real Estate. Massell’s experience in commercial real estate and as a real estate broker brings additional expertise to the North Fulton CID’s board of directors.

“We are excited to welcome Steve to our Board of Directors,” said Brandon Beach, CID President. “In addition to his service to the community through various organizations, Steve’s experience will serve as a valuable asset to our board in advancing our mission of investing in a more vibrant and sustainable North Fulton.”

To learn more about the North Fulton CID, visit www.NorthFultonCID.com or call 678-397-0570.

About the North Fulton Community Improvement District

The North Fulton Community Improvement District (CID) is an infrastructure financing mechanism formed by committed business leaders who are dedicated to the advancement of the North Fulton region. This organization is funded voluntarily by commercial property owners within the district, which stretches along Ga. 400 from Mansell Road north to McGinnis Ferry Road. Since its inception in 2003, the North Fulton CID has invested $20 million to bring more than $100 million in infrastructure projects to our district. For more information, visit www.NorthFultonCID.com or call 678-397-0570.