Scott Rafshoon

An Atlanta native, Scott and his wife, Ellen, raised two sons in the City where they are active members of The Temple. He was instrumental in transitioning the Zaban Shelter (now the Zaban Paradise Center) from a Temple-owned and managed homeless shelter into an independent, non-profit organization offering a range of social services to persons experiencing or at risk of homelessness. He served on Zaban’s initial Board of Directors for 8 years, including three as its Chair. Scott’s project finance law practice focuses on public-private partnerships and he recently helped open the Atlanta office of the national firm Saul Ewing.