AHIC Elects New Officers, Board Members

By Caitlin Jones & A. J. Johnson
July 29, 2008 1 min read

         Members of the Affordable Housing Investors Council (AHIC) elected new officers for 2008, and new board members, at their 2007 Annual Meeting in mid-October in Scottsdale, AZ.
         For 2008, AHIC’s officers are: Elizabeth Stohr, US Bancorp CDC, President; Patrick Nash, JP Morgan Capital Corporation, Vice President; Rosalyn Ciulla, Key Community Development, Secretary; and Donald Phelan, Babson Capital Management, Treasurer.
         New board members, elected to three-year terms, included: Leila Ahmadifar, Citibank Community Development; Jill Edward, Merrill Lynch CDC; and Sindy Spivak, Bank of America.
         AHIC, a nonprofit organization whose members are corporations and institutions that invest in affordable housing, will hold its next meeting on April 9-11, 2008 in Washington, DC.

Taxpayer Donations Bolster Affordable Housing

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Minnesotans hoping to bolster the state’s affordable housing stock may donate to affordable housing projects, requesting to have their donation allocated to a specific project or a general affordable housing fund and receive a tax credit of 85 percent of their donation through a new state program.

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Colorado’s Land Banking Program

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