Condace Pressley is an Emmy Award-winning journalist and lifelong storyteller with deep roots in Atlanta media. She’s held leadership roles at powerhouse stations including WSB-TV and News 95.5 WSB Radio, earning top honors along the way—including an Edward R. Murrow Award, multiple Associated Press awards, and, of course, that coveted Emmy.

Condace is a proud graduate of the University of Georgia’s Grady College of Journalism, where she’s been named a Grady Fellow and honored in the Centennial Class. She’s also been inducted into both the Georgia Radio and Georgia Association of Broadcasters Halls of Fame.

A former president of both the Atlanta and National Association of Black Journalists, Condace has long been a champion for diversity, equity, and inclusion in the newsroom and beyond. Her impact on the industry is so significant, she’s even been profiled by The HistoryMakers—the nation’s largest African American oral history archive.

When she’s not leading or advocating, you’ll likely find her at a live concert or in the garden, coaxing tomatoes and peppers into something delicious. Condace also gives back through service on the boards of United Way of Greater Atlanta, Wellstar Foundation, Cobb Community Foundation, and Leadership Atlanta.