40 Under 40: Allie Maron Chinsky

Allie Chinsky’s Jewish Atlanta story has really come full circle.

Having grown up in Atlanta and been raised by parents deeply committed to the Jewish community and having had a summer internship with a local staple – the Atlanta Hawks – it’s no wonder she returned after her time away for college, law school, and the early part of her career.

When a job offer from the Hawks came in, “It was a no brainer. It was really a great opportunity because we could move back and be close to my parents, and close to family, and I could do essentially my dream job.”

Now Vice President and Associate General Counsel for the Atlanta Hawks and State Farm Arena, her legal expertise has helped contribute to a number of impactful developments at the arena, including work supporting the development of the permanent Chick-fil-A location inside it, and she has spoken at panels at various legal and marketing conferences.

Her Jewish involvement has similarly grown from the values instilled by her parents.

“I have always been incredibly passionate about my connection to Judaism, which serves as the foundation for my personal values and daily life. Growing up, I was deeply involved in BBYO, where I served in various roles. My upbringing and schooling instilled in me a lifelong commitment to Tikkun Olam.”

Now, she serves as a board member at In The City Camp, a brand ambassador for JScreen, a mentor for the Jewish Fertility Foundation, and a board member at Temple Sinai.

“I feel incredibly fortunate to be raising my children within this vibrant environment alongside my husband. We are deeply grateful for our local Jewish institutions and are proud to call Atlanta our home.”