E. Lane Brown, Vice President & Associate Broker
Group Six Real Estate, LLC

Education - Southwest High School, Atlanta, Georgia        
University of Georgia
Atlanta Law School, LLB degree

Business - President of Lane Brown Properties, Inc., President of Brown & White Enterprises, Inc.

Clubs and Organizations - Current Chairman of the Board of Main Street Fayetteville, Past President of the Rotary Club of South Fulton,  Past President of the South Fulton Chamber of Commerce,  Past Director of the South Fulton Developers Association,  Past Chairman of the Union City Development Committee.  Member of the Million Dollar Club of the Atlanta Board of Realtors, Past Director of the Jesse Draper Boy’s Club, sustaining Member of the Boy Scouts of America,  Eagle Scout.  1989 Member of the Year of the South Fulton Chamber of Commerce,  Paul Harris Fellow and Will Watt Fellow of the Rotary Club of South Fulton.

Business Accomplishments  - Received Georgia Real Estate License in 1961.  Received Georgia Real Estate Broker’s License in 1965.  In 1970, while associated with Scott Hudgens Company, helped assemble 1,200 acres in Union City, which is known as Shannon Mall Area.  In 1972, helped assemble 7,500 acres in Newnan, Coweta County, Georgia, known as Shennandoah, now known as White Oak.  In 1974 helped assemble 1,600 acres in Duluth, Gwinnett County, Georgia, known as Howell Station, a Planned Community and Gwinnett Place Mall.  In 1976, assembled 350 acres in Brunswick, Glynn County, Georgia, known as Glynn Place Mall.

During the 1980’s, worked as a developer for shopping center sites for Wal-Mart Stores locations,  in Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania.

In 1994, assembled 165 acres in Fayetteville, Georgia, for a Retail Development known as Fayette Pavilion and a shopping center across Hwy 85 known as Uptown Square.

In 2004, assembled 52 acres for a Publix Shopping Center, known as Summit Point, including  a 70 lot residential development.  Summit Point is part of an overall 400 acre planned development referred to as “Fayetteville’s Southside Development Plan”.