Annie Long

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Annie Long is the Senior Community Program Manager for the Parkinson’s Foundation, where she oversees community education and empowerment programs in Georgia and nearby areas. Previously, she was the Executive Director of PD Gladiators, where she expanded the Atlanta Fitness Network and helped merge the organization with the Parkinson’s Foundation. Annie is passionate about helping others and strongly believes in the benefits of exercise for people with Parkinson’s disease (PD). Annie joined the Parkinson’s Foundation in 2013 after her mother was diagnosed with PD. Before that, she worked as a Communications Consultant for an employee communications agency and as Operations Manager for the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer in Washington, DC. Annie lives in Johns Creek with her husband Chris, two children, Brooks and Taylor, and their pug, Winnie.
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