Over a period of two years leading up to the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games, Draper & Associates (D&A) provided a number of comprehensive program and project management services to the Metropolitan Atlanta Olympic Games Authority (MAOGA). MAOGA was responsible for the development of a wide array of projects, including commercial, residential and civic facilities as a part of the Olympic's legacy to Atlanta. D&A provided project management services for 11 projects, including new construction, renovations and additions worth more than $100 million.

Draper & Associates conducted bi-weekly progress update meetings with key participants representing among others, Owners, Developers, City Government, the Atlanta Committee for the Olympic Games (ACOG) and the Neighborhood Planning Units. D&A developed and maintained a system of program controls including Overall and Near Term Schedules, action item agendas, trend charts and materials status logs, as well as outstanding issues and problems. D&A was also responsible for the timely and accurate status reporting of these projects, an especially critical item given the strict timeframes and number of key participants.

In addition to these project management services, Draper & Associates conducted a number of viability assessments regarding potential MAOGA properties to be used in conjunction with the Centennial Olympic Games. The assessments included studies on land acquisition, governmental requirements, and funding.