Zander Mason is from Athens, Georgia. He attended Athens Academy. He has a bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of Georgia. He lives with his wife, Avery, in Athens. He attends Classic City Church.

Zander Mason is from Athens, Georgia. He earned his bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of Georgia. He volunteers with Bigger Vision Athens, Athens Jaycees, and Palm House Recovery. He lives with his wife, Avery, in Athens and attends Classic City Church.

Zander is a financial advisor. He works at Raymond James, where he helps families reduce stress, plan for retirement, and build generational wealth. He previously worked at Delta Airlines, where he reviewed billion-dollar budgets as an auditor.

Zander currently works as a financial advisor at The Black Arrow Group. He previously worked as an auditor at Delta Air Lines. 

Zander Mason's campaign for Athens-Clarke County Commission, District 5, is his first run for public office.

Aims to reduce burdensome red tape for small businesses, make Athens more business-friendly, revitalize shopping centers with community-focused growth, and encourage projects that expand the tax base and improve quality of life.

- Aims to reduce burdensome red tape for small businesses, make Athens more business-friendly, revitalize shopping centers with community-focused growth, and encourage projects that expand the tax base and improve quality of life.

Economy

Supports investing in after-school programs, mentorship, recreation opportunities, and partnerships with UGA to benefit youth development and the community.

Supports investing in after-school programs, mentorship, recreation opportunities, and partnerships with the University of Georgia to benefit youth development and the community.

- Supports investing in after-school programs, mentorship, recreation opportunities, and partnerships with the University of Georgia to benefit youth development and the community.

Public Services

Supports cutting red tape for builders to create needed housing, encouraging smart development, and partnering with nonprofits and faith communities to address homelessness effectively.

- Supports cutting red tape for builders to create needed housing, encouraging smart development, and partnering with nonprofits and faith communities to address homelessness effectively.

Housing & Urban Development

Supports continued investment in police and fire services, strengthening youth programs to prevent gang recruitment, and ensuring residents feel safe in their neighborhoods.

- Supports continued investment in police and fire services, strengthening youth programs to prevent gang recruitment, and ensuring residents feel safe in their neighborhoods.

Public Safety

For Candidate Zander Mason on Issue Transportation & Infrastructure: Advocates for fixing potholes, upgrading roads, water systems, and power lines, while ensuring accessible transit and reliable infrastructure for working families and students.

Advocates for fixing potholes, upgrading roads, water systems, and power lines, while ensuring accessible transit and reliable infrastructure for working families and students.

- Advocates for fixing potholes, upgrading roads, water systems, and power lines, while ensuring accessible transit and reliable infrastructure for working families and students.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of March 11, 2026, Zander Mason’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

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