President's meesage:
While waiting for my flight back, I want to express our heartfelt gratitude to the entire Georgia AKMG Chapter for your incredible hospitality, love, and affection.
A special and heartfelt thank you to Dr. Subra Bhat and Dr. Anu Bhat for your warm and caring hospitality and for graciously hosting us at your beautiful mansion — it was truly a memorable experience.
The function went beautifully and was a great success. We were honored to have Commissioner Alfred John (Forsyth County) as our esteemed guest speaker. The evening was made even more delightful by wonderful performances — Dr.Anu Bhat and Dr. Sreekala sang beautifully, and Dr.Sumi’s children gave a lovely dance performance.
Congratulations to the newly elected AKMG Georgia Chapter team:
Dr. Susan Thomas, President
Dr. Ashley Jacob, Treasurer
Dr.Mini Michael, Secretary
A special recognition to Dr. Subra Bhat, who has served as Chairman since the chapter’s inception in 2018.
We will share official pictures soon, once they become available.
Wishing the new team great success in their term ahead. We look forward to seeing everyone at our NJ Convention at the Hyatt from August 6–9, 2026.
Regards,
Dr. Elizabeth Mammen Prasad
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