The Senior Program Director, National will support the president of Solutions and the Chief Program Officer in all matters necessary for the effective operation and integration of the Solutions team, including program and financial reports, internal and external communications, implementing and managing the Prioritization Framework, board and partner meetings and special projects. The position requires the ability to work independently while managing significant and complex priorities. Strong project management skills, judgment and frequent interaction with all levels of internal and external partners is also required. This position can be located nationwide. Occasional travel may be required.

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Rockabill is a privately held consulting and development company operating in the affordable housing industry, primarily helping Not For Profits to preserve and develop over 12,000 units of affordable & supportive housing since 2007. Rockabill is expanding both its consulting and development platforms by seeking to hire a Senior Project Manager for both individual project consulting assignments and to support the development work of the Managing Principal. In addition the role offers individuals the opportunity to develop their own business line with the support of an underlying platform. The right candidate must be a self-starter who is capable of underwriting and managing all aspects of the development process for affordable housing projects financed with Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, Tax-Exempt Bonds, and various State and City subsidy programs.

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Responsible for the profitable implementation of multi-state affordable low-income housing developments, principally financed utilizing low income housing tax credits (LIHC), from inception to certificate of occupancy.

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Responsible for the profitable implementation of multi-state affordable low-income housing developments, principally financed utilizing low income housing tax credits (LIHTC), from inception to certificate of occupancy.

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ICL is a 35-year old respected non-profit organization that provides a wide range of services, residential programs and supported housing to individuals with mental and/or developmental disabilities. It manages one of the largest networks of residences in NY State operating in in all five NYC boroughs with a concentration of projects in Brooklyn. We have an extensive pipeline of new supportive/affordable housing projects that are in construction or planning stages, and are looking to build-out our in-house housing development infrastructure. The Project Manager would report to the Vice President for Real Estate, and would have responsibility for helping to implement all of ICL’s real estate development initiatives.

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ICL is a 35-year old non-profit organization that provides a wide range of services, residential programs and supported housing to individuals with mental or developmental disabilities. It operates one of the largest networks of residences in NY State operating in all five NYC boroughs with a concentration of projects in Brooklyn. We have an extensive pipeline of new supportive/affordable housing projects that are in construction or planning stages, and are looking to build-out our in-house housing development infrastructure. The Vice President for Real Estate would report to the CFO and would have responsibility for overseeing all of ICL’s real estate development initiatives and activities.

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The Hudson Companies is an award-winning real estate developer in Union Square, Manhattan. Hudson was founded in 1986 and develops/owns properties across the five boroughs. We develop affordable, workforce and market-rate housing. Hudson’s development projects, including our pipeline, total 12,000 residential units in over 60 projects reflecting a total investment of $5 billion. We currently oversee and asset-manage 22 assets.

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The Project Manager on the development team manages affordable housing projects in various stages of development under the supervision of the Director of Real Estate Development and the VP of Housing. The project manager also analyzes potential projects and completes applications for funding, and takes on other projects as needed. A qualified candidate should exhibit an interest in the connection between the built environment, community health and well-being.

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Working under the direction of the Director, Northeast and Mid-Atlantic Regions, the Deputy Director is the leader of LIIF’s lending activities in LIIF’s market of Washington, DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia (Market). The Deputy Director is accountable for positioning LIIF as a leader in the Market. This also includes developing, managing and supporting locally-based funder relationships and leading LIIF’s efforts in state-based affordable housing policy initiatives. The Deputy Director is also accountable for operating and financial performance for the Market. This includes achieving expected financial outcomes, including loan production, for these operations as developed in LIIF’s strategic plan, annual work plans and budgets.

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The Loan Officer/Senior Loan Officer position is New York City-based, serving a geographic area that includes the New York metropolitan area, New York State, and New England. The Loan Officer/Senior Loan Officer originates and underwrites acquisition/predevelopment, construction, and term loans in support of LIIF’s transactions with charter schools, health clinics, child care centers, and other community facilities, often as part of mixed use projects with housing. The Loan Officer/Senior Loan Officer may from time to time work on affordable housing transactions including special needs and transitional housing. The Loan Officer/Senior Loan Officer also helps source and close transactions that utilize New Markets Tax Credits (NMTCs). In accordance with LIIF lending policies and procedures, the Loan Officer/Senior Loan Officer prepares and presents loan narratives/credit memos to the loan committee or other approving entities for approval. Following loan approval, the Loan Officer/Senior Loan Officer coordinates with LIIF’s Loan Administration group for loan closing and with LIIF’s asset management team for the ongoing asset management of such loans.

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