TMAs may also rely on membership dues, federal or state grants, and other sources. The interest in TMAs is so great due to the benefits the business community can derive. Fewer cars promotes economic development, improves air quality and benefits business productivity. Developers create more attractive and accessible facilities. Property managers reduce parking constraints.
Employers improve recruitment and retention opportunities.
Employees save money and reduce stress. No matter the reason for participating, the community, the businesses and the region wins. For more information on TMAs or the TMA Network , contact Malaika Rivers , Chairman, TMA Network. The eight TMAs in the Atlanta region have organized into an informal coalition.