Please join the conversation with some of our brilliant colleagues as well as our guest co-host, Jim Stockard. Who better to frame the issues for this enduring and vexing topic than Jim?
Your colleagues:
Reese Fayde, LF’79, was the first CEO of Living Cities, a consortium of large foundations and financial institutions, where she invested more than $543 million in 23 cities, leveraging over $15 billion in construction of homes, schools and community facilities. Reese has long worked in the public and non-profit sectors to rebuild, revitalize and manage affordable housing complexes in older urban neighborhoods.
Marc Norman, LF’15, is an internationally recognized expert on policy and finance for affordable housing and community development. He is the founder of the consulting firm “Ideas and Action” and an Associate Professor of Practice at the University of Michigan, Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning.
Stephen Norman, LF’86, is the Executive Director of the King County Housing Authority, which owns over 9,000 units of housing outside the cities of Seattle and Renton and is an active housing developer with a pipeline that includes the redevelopment of 130 acres of housing in one of the region’s poorest communities.
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