APIVEO board member and Troutman Pepper partner Michael Hobbs (from left); Atlanta Braves manager Brian Snitker and his wife, Ronnie; APIVEO co-founders Brad and Kristy Jubin; APIVEO board member Mark Gray and event emcee and sports radio talk host Bill Shanks gather at the organization’s annual event at Troutman Pepper’s Atlanta office. (Courtesy photo by Madison Jubin)
An AM Law 100 firm’s Atlanta office recently hosted an event honoring youth sports coaches and the positive impact they have on children.
Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders was the site for the APIVEO reception and award presentation Tuesday night. Based in Atlanta, APIVEO stands for Always Play IV Each Other, with the Roman numeral “IV” replacing “for,” and the nonprofit’s award presenters and recipients often hold up four fingers in photos to signify “IV.”
APIVEO board member and Troutman Pepper partner Michael Hobbs speaks at the organization’s annual event Jan. 17 at Troutman Pepper’s Atlanta office. (Photo: Madison Jubin)
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