Georgia Tech Alumni Magazine, Vol. 95 No. 1, Spring 2019

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“Georgia Tech has offered us so much personally, professionally, and financially. We would not be where we are today if not for Tech. Now it’s our turn to give back.” — Bill, IM 1985, and Renèe Magee Giving back is a way of life for Renèe and Bill Magee, IM 1985.

The couple welcomes the opportunity to “give back to

They have made a generous gift that supports both the Ernest

Georgia Tech students and student athletes so they will

J. Scheller Jr. College of Business and the Georgia Tech Track

prosper,” Bill explained. A former student-athlete, Bill was

& Field Program. The couple also gives generously of their time

interested in supporting both athletics and academics. “We

through volunteer work.

were fortunate to be able to split our gift between Scheller and

When Bill isn’t serving as VP of Customer Experience for Shaw Industries, you might find him “mentoring youth through

the track and field program,” he said. Although they currently live in north Georgia, the Magees

Big Brothers and Big Sisters” or serving as a “volunteer coach

have lived in California and in Melbourne, Australia, where Bill

with the local high school track and field team.” He also serves

was managing director of Shaw Australia. Renèe’s family lives

on the Whitfield Healthcare Foundation Board of Trustees and

in central California, but Bill’s family lives in Metro Atlanta. A

is a Scheller College of Business Advisory Board Member.

younger brother and fellow Tech graduate, Doug Magee, BSIM

Renèe serves on the Whitfield Healthcare Board of Trustees and volunteers with a prison ministry and with the United Way.

1988, works for Delta. The Magees’ generous gift will help ensure that other

“She received a United Way Volunteer Award,” for her work, said

families have the opportunity to send their children to Georgia

Bill. Renèe has a bachelor’s in Speech Communication from

Tech. “We want to enable Georgia Tech to get the best and the

Cal State Fresno and has held several previous positions in

brightest students,” Bill said. “We also hope to inspire others to

administration and management.

give, and there’s no time like the present.”

Founders’ Council is the honorary society recognizing donors who have made estate or life-income gifts of $25,000 or more for the support of Georgia Tech. For more information, please contact: 404.894.4678 • founderscouncil@dev.gatech.edu • gatech.giftplans.org


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