Stone Named to Georgia Trend’s 2026 Georgia 500
CHRIS 180 President and CEO Cati Diamond Stone has been named to Georgia Trend magazine’s 2026 Georgia 500, an annual publication recognizing the state’s most influential leaders across business, government, education and the nonprofit sector.
The Georgia 500 highlights individuals whose leadership, vision and contributions are helping shape Georgia’s future. Stone’s inclusion reflects her commitment to expanding access to mental health services and creating stronger, healthier communities across metro Atlanta.
Since joining CHRIS 180 in 2024, Stone has helped advance the organization’s mission of healing children, strengthening families and building community. Under her leadership, CHRIS 180 continues to expand access to trauma-informed behavioral health services, strengthen partnerships and provide critical support for children, youth and families through mental health care, foster care and adoption services, and supportive housing programs.
“I love that the work is both strategic and deeply human. I get to see the difference our work makes for children, young people and families while working with talented people to deepen our impact and strengthen CHRIS 180 for the future,” Stone said.
Her recognition in the Georgia 500 follows her selection as a 2026 Atlanta Business Chronicle Women of Influence honoree, further highlighting her contributions to the nonprofit sector and the communities CHRIS 180 serves.
Congratulations to Cati on this recognition and her continued leadership in building a healthier, more resilient Georgia.