>Paul Brown, the CEO of Inspire Brands, whose portfolio includes fast-food franchises Dunkin’, Baskin Robbins and Arby’s, sits on the board of trustees of the [Atlanta police foundation], which is raising $60m from corporate funders to build Cop City in the Atlanta forest previously earmarked for a public park.
Getting a city to build facilities that private companies can use for free…
Are there any circumstances in which we could work with Shadowbox to come up with some agreement whereby they would help fund some components in exchange for getting to use the location for filming?
dookmucus says
Scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours…
H-Barbara says
>Paul Brown, the CEO of Inspire Brands, whose portfolio includes fast-food franchises Dunkin’, Baskin Robbins and Arby’s, sits on the board of trustees of the [Atlanta police foundation], which is raising $60m from corporate funders to build Cop City in the Atlanta forest previously earmarked for a public park.
JimC29 says
Now this is worthy of the Onion.
Motor_West says
Not to be outdone, Taco Bell breaks ground on their own “Stoner City”
azraknight says
Getting a city to build facilities that private companies can use for free…
Are there any circumstances in which we could work with Shadowbox to come up with some agreement whereby they would help fund some components in exchange for getting to use the location for filming?
MixWitch says
“Fascism runs on Dunkin”