Award-winning businesswoman Marie Fowler, President & Chief Executive Officer of
American Technologies, has been elevated to Chairman of the Board of Directors as announced by her company this weekend.

"I am humbled by this appointment," Fowler said. "It allows me to oversee our expansion and
re-branding. We have so many new projects and opportunities on the table. I can't wait to get going!"

Maintaining strong family ties and establishing rock-solid values while building a successful company is a combo has made the Fowler family, founders of Atlanta-based American Technologies, LLC, prosperous and positioned for growth.

“Our work is not exclusively about money,” says Daniel Fowler, Sr. who co-founded the firm in 1995 with his wife Marie, the company’s CEO. “It’s also about purpose, relationships, and initiative. Its also about how we can better service the needs of our clients, our community, and the next generation.”

A Salute to the 2011 Man of the Year

By Kamille D. Whittaker

This is another great milestone for American Technologies. This feature article not only acknowledges the work of 16+ years, but salutes the efforts of the company as a business.

A Salute to Minority Business Owners

By Kamille D. Whittaker

It has become custom in technology circles to dismiss the Y2K scare as the alchemy of hyper-active minds and conspiracy theorists. But for Daniel and Marie Fowler, owners of American Technologies Inc., it warranted a total business model overhaul and family relocation,to boot.

Founded in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area in 1995, American Technologies began as computer manufacturing company building personal computer systems and providing for computer networking, databases and custom software arrangements for clients such as The Defense Logistics agency and other non-profit/commercial entities.

 Super Tuesday Conference is a program designed to host business and professional women from throughout the metro Atlanta community during its Annual Super Tuesday series of events and workshops. Twenty-six years ago, the Women In Business Committee of the Atlanta Business League decided to create a forum for African-American women business owners and professionals to interact. They solicited the support of Mayor Shirley Franklin who was then the Chief Operating Officer for the City of Atlanta and Fulton County Commissioner Michael Lomax. Being a woman and understanding the plight of women across the board, Ms. Franklin was responsible for providing the first $5,000 grant to the Women in Business Committee for the first Super Tuesday program in 1984. This year our very own Marie Fowler has won the Super Tuesday Award in the category of "Success Against the Odds".

The Program

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