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GOVERNOR 'S CONFERENCE ON AFFORDABLE HOUS ING

state of illinoisBruce Rauner, governor

“ By working together, we have made great strides in achieving

our goal of increasing housing options and providing a better future for the people of Illinois. The dialogue from this conference is critical in shaping our housing policy, and for continuing a strong tradition of collaboration between state agencies and our private sector partners. I look forward to working together to make Illinois the best place to live, work and raise a family.”– GOVERNOR BRUCE RAUNER, STATE OF ILLINOIS

Greetings

DAY 1 – Monday, March 13

12:30 – 5:00 PM Registration

1:30 – 1:45 PM Executive Directors’ Welcome: Audra Hamernik and Andrea Traudt Inouye

1:45 – 3:00 PM Opening Plenary The Future of LIHTC and other Federal Resources

3:00 – 3:45 PM Coffee & Snack Break, Sponsored by Skender Construction

3:45 – 4:15 PM Illinois Affordable Housing Champion Awards Ceremony

4:15 – 5:00 PM Keynote Presentation: Kirsten Kelly

5:00 – 7:00 PM Reception, Presenting Sponsor U.S. Bank

DAY 2 – Tuesday, March 14

7:30 AM – 2:30 PM Registration

8:00 – 8:45 AM Breakfast, Presenting Sponsors Chase and JPMorgan

8:15 – 8:45 AM Illinois Housing Council Annual Meeting

9:00 – 10:30 AM SESSION 1

10:30 – 11:00 AM Coffee & Snack Break, Sponsored by Skender Construction

11:00 AM – 12:30 PM SESSION 2

12:30 – 2:30 PM Luncheon and Keynote with Dr. David R. Williams

2:30 – 4:00 PM SESSION 3

ScheduleGOVERNOR 'S CONFERENCE ON AFFORDABLE HOUS ING

Kirsten KellyEmmy-winning filmmaker of The Homestretch, a captivating documentary that follows three Chicago teens facing homelessness.

Kirsten Kelly is a documentary filmmaker, award-winning theatre director, educator and advocate. Her 2015 Emmy-winning documentary film, The Homestretch, appeared on PBS’ Independent Lens and follows three homeless Chicago teens as they fight to stay in school, graduate, and build a future.

As a result of the film, Ms. Kelly was awarded the “2015 Spirit of Youth Award” from the National Runaway Safeline and the “Chicago Community Advocate” award by the Night Ministry. The Homestretch was featured at the White House Initiative on Excellence in Education for African Americans in June 2016 and was selected as one of the featured films in the State Department’s “American Film 2016 Series.”

The film’s Impact Campaign Team has partnered with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to bring greater focus to supporting homeless youth on a federal policy level. In June 2016, Civic Enterprises, a D.C. education think tank, released a revolutionary report (inspired by the film) on homeless youth and its connection to high school success and dropout rate.

Kelly is currently Senior Producer at Transform Films where she is involved in producing impact campaigns on films examining mass incarceration and women veterans. She is also a Fellow at the Sundance Documentary Institute and a graduate of the Master’s Directing program at Juilliard.

David R. WilliamsInternationally renowned Harvard sociologist, leading author and researcher on social influences on health.

David R. Williams is the Florence and Laura Norman Professor of Public Health at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Professor of African and African American Studies and Sociology at Harvard University. Dr. Williams is an internationally recognized authority on social influences on health. The author of more than 400 scientific papers, his research has enhanced our understanding of the complex ways in which socioeconomic status, race, stress, racism, health behavior and religious involvement can affect health.

Dr. Williams has played a visible, national leadership role in raising awareness levels of the problem of health inequalities and identifying interventions to address them. He has served on the National Committee on Vital and Health Statistics and on eight committees for the National Academy of Medicine, including the committee that produced the Unequal Treatment report.

He served as the staff director of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Commission to Build a Healthier America and as a key scientific advisor to the award-winning PBS film series, Unnatural Causes: Is Inequality Making Us Sick? The Everyday Discrimination Scale that he developed is one of the most widely used measures of discrimination in health studies. In 2014, Thomson Reuters ranked him as one of the World’s Most Influential Scientific Minds.

Feature Speakers

DAY 2 TUESDAY, MARCH 14

DAY 1 MONDAY, MARCH 13

Opening Plenary

Tony AlfieriManaging Director, Tax Credit Investments, RBC Capital Markets – Tax Credit Equity Group / President, Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition

Tony Alfieri has worked extensively in the banking industry for over 25 years, primarily specializing in real estate finance and the creation of affordable housing. As Managing Director-Tax Credit Investments for RBCCM-TCEG, he has substantial responsibility for all of the buy-sell activity within the business unit, along with co-heading this team of professionals as a key Operating Committee member. Since joining their management team in 2006, Tony has held positions as Chief Operating Officer and Managing Director for Asset Management, and Chief Credit Officer for RBC’s affordable housing platform. Previously, Mr. Alfieri was a Director in Wachovia Bank’s Tax Credit Investment Group, where he served in various capacities including Director of Risk Management and had approval authority for equity investments and debt in a multi-billion dollar portfolio.

Emily CadikDirector, Public Policy, Enterprise Community Partners, Inc. / ACTION Campaign

Emily Cadik is the Director of Public Policy at Enterprise Community Partners, where she leads policy and advocacy related to the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, New Markets Tax Credit and rental assistance programs. She is involved in leading the Rental Housing ACTION Campaign, serves on the board of the Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition, and was recently named one of Affordable Housing Finance’s 2016 Young Leaders. Prior to joining Enterprise in 2012, she was a Presidential Management Fellow at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, where she served as a program coordinator for the Moving to Work demonstration and in the Office of Intergovernmental Affairs. She earned a master’s degree in public policy from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government and a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Texas at Austin.

THE FUTURE OF LIHTC AND OTHER FEDERAL RESOURCES

What impact will the new Presidential Administration and political environment have on the Low Income Housing Tax Credit program and other federal resources? Hear from these experts on the ground in Washington D.C. about the opportunities, risks and how to engage in the political process.

DAY 1 MONDAY, MARCH 13

Mark Shelburne, ModeratorSenior Manager, Novogradac & Company LLP

Mark Shelburne is a Senior Manager at Novogradac & Company LLP, a national certified public accounting and consulting firm with more than 20 offices nationwide. Mr. Shelburne consults with state agencies, local governments, financial institutions and developers on topics including allocation policy, supportive housing, IRS compliance, program innovation and fair housing. He joined Novogradac in January 2015. Previously, Mr. Shelburne worked for the North Carolina Housing Finance Agency, where he coordinated the qualified allocation plan, initiated award-winning programs, testified before Congress, worked with many housing finance agencies and wrote a book on LIHTCs. He is a regular contributor to Affordable Housing Finance magazine and is recognized as one of the foremost experts on LIHTC policy and compliance.

Opening PlenaryDavid S. GassonVice President, Director of Communications, Boston Capital/Executive Director, Housing Advisory Group

David Gasson joined Boston Capital in 1995 and is responsible for all external communications including community affairs, public affairs, state and federal legislative issues and housing policy. Mr. Gasson also serves as Executive Director of the Housing Advisory Group, a 501(c)(6) organization established in 1993 to help educate state and federal officials on housing programs and policies. The Housing Advisory Group’s membership consists of developers, syndicators and other professionals from around the country involved in the affordable housing industry. Mr. Gasson is a member of the Affordable Housing ACTION Campaign steering committee within which he serves on the policy/legislative subcommittee and the tax reform working group. Mr. Gasson regularly consults with Members of Congress and congressional staff on policies affecting housing policy. Before joining Boston Capital, Mr. Gasson served in several capacities in Washington with House Democratic Leader Richard Gephardt and Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell.

Bob MossPrincipal, National Director of Governmental Affairs, CohnReznick

Bob Moss leads CohnReznick’s federal and state government relations efforts with a focus on the affordable housing industry. Mr. Moss has 31 years of affordable, multifamily housing experience including syndication, preservation and development. He is the Chairman of the non-partisan Housing Advisory Group, and served as the Federal Legislative Subcommittee Chair for the Housing Credit Group of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). In 2015, Mr. Moss was inducted into the National Affordable Housing Hall of Fame by Affordable Housing Finance magazine. He has testified before the full House Ways and Means Committee on Tax Credit Reform and Residential Real Estate hearings, as well as Senate and House Subcommittees on affordable housing issues. He currently serves as Vice President of the board for the National Leased Housing Association, and is active with the Council of Independent State

Housing Associations (CISHA), the Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition and the ACTION Rental Housing Campaign.

Stephen J. WallacePartner, Affordable Housing Practice, Group Leader, Nixon Peabody

Stephen Wallace is the leader of Nixon Peabody’s Affordable Housing practice and one of the nation’s foremost authorities on the preservation of government-assisted housing. He has been very closely involved in the legislative and regulatory development of the various federal affordable housing preservation programs over the past 25 years. Much of his work involves helping clients refinance, rehab and preserve the affordable housing stock to increase its value and long-term viability. He was part of the successful effort to have HUD approve post-rehab rents effective at loan closing for certain types of financing. Owners and purchasers of older HUD-assisted properties turn to him for advice on addressing complex transactional and regulatory matters. Mr. Wallace is in close contact with HUD officials as they work together to decipher the fine print of affordable housing legislation and get preservation deals done. Sometimes these issues take him to Capitol Hill or state housing agencies as well to seek clarification or resolution of critical preservation issues.

Resources:

Housing Advisory Group www.housingadvisorygroup.org

Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition www.taxcreditcoalition.org

ACTION Campaign www.rentalhousingaction.org

CohnReznick Study https://www.cohnreznick.com/insights/low-income-housing-study-year-30

Novogradac LIHTC Showcase https://www.novoco.com/products/low-income-housing-tax-credit-showcase

Agenda/Concurrent Sessions DAY ONE - MONDAY, MARCH 13

12:30 – 5:00 PM Registration GOLD LEVEL, EAST TOWER - LOBBY

1:30 – 1:45 PM Executive Directors’ Welcome Audra Hamernik, Illinois Housing Development Authority Andrea Traudt Inouye, Illinois Housing Council GRAND E-F

1:45 – 3:00 PM Opening Plenary The Future of LIHTC and other Federal Resources, featuring: Mark Shelburne, Novogradac & Company LLP, Moderator Tony Alfieri, RBC Tax Credit Equity Group/Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition Emily Cadik, Enterprise Community Partners, Inc./ACTION Campaign David S. Gasson, Boston Capital/Housing Advisory Group Bob Moss, CohnReznick Stephen J. Wallace, Nixon Peabody GRAND E-F

3:00 – 3:45 PM Coffee & Snack Break, Sponsored by

EXHIBIT HALL, COLUMBUS A-F

3:45 – 4:15 PM Illinois Affordable Housing Champion Awards Ceremony

GRAND E-F

4:15 – 5:00 PM Keynote Presentation

Kirsten Kelly, Emmy-winning Filmmaker, The Homestretch GRAND E-F

5:00 – 7:00 PM Reception, Presenting Sponsor

COLUMBUS I-L

Interpretation services provided by Gaspar Team, Inc. Thank you to our musical guest, the Tri-Tone Trio, featuring:

ELIJAH BRADFORD, Guitar – Sophomore, UIUC

KURT SHELBY, Bass – Junior, UIUC

JAMES SIMS, Drums – Junior, UIUC

DAY TWO - TUESDAY, MARCH 14

7:30 AM – 2:30 PM Registration GOLD LEVEL, EAST TOWER - LOBBY

8:00 AM – 8:45 AM Breakfast, Presenting Sponsors GRAND A-D

8:15 AM – 8:45 AM Illinois Housing Council Annual Meeting GRAND A-D

9:00 AM – 10:30 AM Housing Diverse Populations COLUMBUS G-H

Major Accomplishments with 4% LIHTC GRAND F

Partnerships and Collaborations for Community Revitalization COLUMBUS I-J

Planning Vibrant Communities for the Long Term: Current Trends COLUMBUS K-L

10:30 AM – 11:00 AM Coffee & Snack Break, Sponsored by EXHIBIT HALL, COLUMBUS A-F

11:00 AM – 12:30 PM The Impact of Federal and State Legislation on Multi-Family Finance in Illinois COLUMBUS G-H

Cost Reduction Best Practices GRAND F

Health and Housing COLUMBUS I-J

Mayoral Perspectives on Housing and Economic Development COLUMBUS K-L

12:30 PM – 2:30 PM Luncheon and Keynote Dr. David R. Williams, Internationally renowned Harvard sociologist, leading author and researcher on social influences on health. GRAND A-D Open Seating

2:30 PM – 4:00 PM Valuing Affordable Housing: The Impact and Benefits COLUMBUS G-H

Streamlining the Closing Process COLUMBUS I-J

Homeownership Resources for Sustaining a Stable Economy COLUMBUS K-L

Session 1

Session 2

Session 3

COLUMBUS G-H

Policy – Housing Diverse Populations From a developer’s perspective, the inclusion of permanent supportive housing (PSH) in a tax credit project scores points in the QAP, but successfully implementing PSH isn’t as easy as checking a box. In this session, we will explore and address common pitfalls and (mis)conceptions of PSH.

MODERATOR

Mike Niehaus President and Owner, Windsor Homes

PANELISTS

Lore Baker, BS, MAg Statewide Housing and Employment First Coordinator, Illinois Dept. of Human Services

Adam Ballard Advocacy Manager, Access Living

David Esposito Vice President, Housing Administration, Thresholds

Audra Hamernik Executive Director, IHDA

Sam Mordka Senior Policy and Strategic Initiatives Officer, IHDA

GRAND F

Finance – Major Accomplishments with 4% LIHTC Hear real-life examples from developers and finance experts on how to best use the 4% Low-Income Housing Tax Credit. Using a case study format, panelists will cover permanent bonds, conduit bonds, back-to-back tax-exempt loans, and construction and permanent financing.

MODERATOR

Nandini Natarajan Chief Financial Officer/Assistant Treasurer, IHDA

PANELISTS

Andrew DeCoux Director, Multifamily Financing, IHDA

Dave Pearson Senior Vice President, Related

Tracy Sanchez Deputy Commissioner, City of Chicago Dept. of Planning and Development

Daron Tubian Senior Vice President/National Products & Programs Manager, Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Session 1 9:00-10:30 AM

TUESDAY, MARCH 14

COLUMBUS I-J

Innovation – Partnerships and Collaborations for Community RevitalizationCollaboration between State agencies, community organizations, and the private sector is key to providing quality housing, comprehensive services, and employment to persons in need. Learn about interagency partnerships, connections at the community level, and innovative examples of collaboration for community revitalization.

MODERATOR

Marisa Novara Director of Housing and Community Development, Metropolitan Planning Council

PANELISTS

Amy Bashiti Community Revitalization Planning Specialist, IHDA

Calvin L. Holmes President, Chicago Community Loan Fund

Destini Lednicky Housing Director, Southwestern Illinois Development Authority

Jack Markowski President, Community Investment Corporation

COLUMBUS K-L

Community Empowerment – Planning Vibrant Communities for the Long Term: Current TrendsEvery community leader wishes they had a crystal ball to plan for the longevity and desirability of their community. Panelists will discuss the findings of their research on current trends in homeownership and rental housing, and how community leaders can plan for housing development and redevelopment in urban and suburban areas for generations to come.

MODERATOR

Andrew Geer Vice President and Market Leader, Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.

PANELISTS

Jonathan Burch, P.P., AICP Principal Planner, Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning

Kevin Jackson Executive Director, Chicago Rehab Network

Geoff Smith Executive Director, Institute for Housing Studies at DePaul University

Alan Quick Managing Director, Strategic Planning and Reporting, IHDA

Mark A. Wyckoff Director, Planning & Zoning Center, Michigan State University

Session 1 9:00-10:30 AM

TUESDAY, MARCH 14

Session 2 11:00-12:30 PM

COLUMBUS G-H

Policy – The Impact of Federal and State Legislation on Multi-Family Finance in Illinois Take a deeper dive from yesterday’s big picture Opening Plenary discussion on the Federal political climate into the state legislative perspective and the outlook for terms, pricing and availability of credit/debt in Illinois.

MODERATOR

Nicholas J. Brunick Partner, Applegate & Thorne-Thomsen/Legislative Committee Chair, Illinois Housing Council

PANELISTS

Jack Bernhard Account Executive, JP Morgan Chase

Robert Espeland State Tax Credit Clearinghouse Manager, US Bank

Christine Moran Managing Director, Multifamily Finance, IHDA

Rachel Rhodes Regional Vice President, National Equity Fund

Reed Sullivan Director, Legislative Affairs, IHDA

GRAND F

Finance – Cost Reduction Best Practices Learn innovative ways to reduce cost for affordable housing from experienced experts. This session will discuss soft costs, land cost, lowering total development cost and working with, and through, institutional barriers.

MODERATOR

Mike Goetz Director, Laborers’ Home Development Corporation

PANELISTS

Linda Brace Senior Project Manager/Director, Ickes Revitalization, The Community Builders, Inc.

Clint Heinold President, CORE Construction Services of Illinois, Inc.

Robert Mathes Senior Vice President, Linn-Mathes Inc.

Richard Sciortino Principal, Brinshore Development, LLC

Session 2 11:00-12:30 PM

COLUMBUS I-J

Innovation – Health and Housing There is a strong and growing connection between personal and public health and the quality of the built environment. Experts will offer practical examples of how buildings themselves can be constructed with healthier lifestyles in mind. Methodologies for creating healthier communities and the relationship between affordable housing and health outcomes will be explored.

MODERATOR

Elizabeth Godbold, AIA, LEED AP BD+C Senior Project Manager, Worn Jerabek Wiltse Architects

PANELISTS

Michael Berkshire Green Projects Administrator, City of Chicago

André Blakely Illinois Market President, Gorman and Company

Megan Cunningham Managing Deputy Commissioner, Chicago Dept. of Public Health

Mark Stroker Director of Real Estate Development, RISE

Peter Toepfer Executive Director, Center for Housing and Health

COLUMBUS K-L

Community Empowerment – Mayoral Perspectives on Housing and Economic Development Mayors know better than anyone that a healthy housing market is essential to the overall economic prosperity of a community. Please join Illinois mayors for a robust discussion on how to create opportunities and overcome obstacles as you plan for the future of your community and the residents who reside in it.

MODERATOR

Audra Hamernik Executive Director, IHDA

PANELISTS

Mayor Tom Ashby City of Centralia, Illinois

Mayor Lawrence Morrissey City of Rockford, Illinois

Mayor Jeff Sherwin City of Northlake, Illinois

Representative City of Aurora, Illinois

TUESDAY, MARCH 14

COLUMBUS G-H

Policy – Valuing Affordable Housing: The Impact and Benefits With high development costs becoming an ever more present issue in the media and NIMBYism on the rise, how do we communicate affordable housing’s value? This panel will explore the delicate balance between costs and benefits and suggest ways to communicate a more accurate narrative about the successes of affordable housing.

MODERATOR

David Brint Chief Executive Officer, Brinshore Development, LLC

PANELISTS

David Block Director of Development, Evergreen Real Estate Group, LLC

Robin Snyderman Principal, BRiCK Partners, LLC

Joshua Wilmoth President of Real Estate, Full Circle Communities, Inc.

Cheryl Young Senior Economist, Trulia

COLUMBUS I-J

Innovation – Streamlining the Closing ProcessA participatory roundtable discussion with IHDA staff focusing on best practices and feedback for improving the multi-family deal closing process. This is your chance to ask all your burning questions and give constructive suggestions.

ROUNDTABLE

Daisy Fernandez Managing Paralegal, IHDA

Kathryn Finn Deputy General Counsel, IHDA

Daniel Gutman Underwriting Manager, IHDA

Christine Moran Managing Director, Multifamily Finance, IHDA

Session 3 2:30-4:00 PM

COLUMBUS K-L

Community Empowerment – Homeownership Resources for Sustaining a Stable Economy Sustaining homeownership is a win-win for residents and the community alike. Hear about Federal funding opportunities, and financial literacy and housing counseling resources that stabilize communities and improve quality of life for both existing and aspiring homeowners.

MODERATOR

Mayor Jeff Sherwin City of Northlake, Illinois

PANELISTS

Sheila Dodd Executive Director, Habitat for Humanity of Champaign County

Scott Freudenberger CRA Program Manager, BMO Harris Bank, N.A.

Jerrold Mayer Director, Office of Outreach & Capacity Building, U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development

James Rudyk Executive Director, Northwest Side Housing Center

Peter Sellke Director, Hardest Hit Fund, IHDA

Session 3 2:30-4:00 PM

ABOUT IHDA

The Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA) was created 50 years ago by the state legislature with a clear mission - to finance the creation and preservation of affordable housing.

Since 1967, we have invested $15 billion in the creation and preservation of over 250,000 units of affordable housing in Illinois.

Visit WWW.IHDA.ORG for information about financing partnership

opportunities and our latest online annual report.

MEMBERS OF THE AUTHORITY

King Harris Chairman

Karen Davis Vice-Chairman

Mary Kane Treasurer

Salvatore (Sam) Tornatore Secretary

Harlan Karp

Alyssa J. Rapp

Jeff Tinervin

SENIOR STAFF

Audra Hamernik Executive Director

Debbie Olson Assistant Executive Director/Chief of Staff

Nandini Natarajan Chief Financial Officer

Kevin O’Connor Chief Internal Auditor

Maureen Ohle General Counsel

Vanessa Boykin Controller

Michelle Adams Director of Administrative Services

Nicki Pecori Fioretti Director of Community Affairs

Cami Freeman Director of Marketing and Communications

Christine Moran Managing Director of Multifamily Financing

Neil O’Callaghan Managing Director of Information Technology

Tara Pavlik Managing Director of Homeownership Programs

Alan Quick Managing Director of Strategic Planning and Reporting

Peter Sellke Director of the Hardest Hit Fund

Peggy Torrens Managing Director of Loan and Portfolio Management

Timothy Veenstra Director of Asset Management

Tracy Wortham Director of Human Resources

JOIN US

IHC’s membership includes over 1,200 industry leaders in approximately 250 member organizations involved in all aspects of affordable housing. IHC members include owners, property managers, developers, financial institutions, builders, subcontractors, government officials, lenders, accountants, market analysts, consultants, civic organizations, and many others.

By becoming an IHC member, you strengthen our influence and contribute to improving the environment for building and preserving affordable housing throughout Illinois. In addition, members receive various benefits such as discounted admission to events and up-to-date information on the latest affordable housing opportunities and policies.

UPCOMING EVENTS

May 18, 8-10am Networking Breakfast, sponsored by Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago

June 15, 5-7:30pm Summer Mixer, sponsored by CohnReznick

July 13, 12-2pm Networking Luncheon in Springfield

July 20, 8-10am Networking Breakfast, sponsored by Bank of America

August 9, 11am 10th Annual Golf Outing at Cog Hill

Check out www.ilhousing.org for up-to-date details about upcoming events, membership and how to join!

ABOUT IHC

Founded in 2002, the Illinois Housing Council (IHC), a statewide non-profit organization, was created to promote the stabilization of Illinois communities through the construction and preservation of affordable housing. IHC is comprised of industry leaders committed to advancing our mission through education, information and constructive relationships with local, state and federal officials.

IHC’s success is rooted in the ability to bring together our members from all aspects of the industry to advocate on behalf of effective public policy and legislation for affordable housing.

STAFF

Andrea Traudt Inouye Executive Director

Emma Heemskerk Director of Programs & Outreach

Mackenzie Drosd Office Assistant

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Mike Goetz President Laborers’ Home Development Corporation

Nick Brunick* 1st Vice President Chair of Legislative Committee Applegate & Thorne-Thomsen

Beth Demes 2nd Vice President Chair of State Liaison Committee The Alden Foundation

Diane Baker Secretary Worn Jerabek Wiltse Architects

Andrew Geer* Treasurer Enterprise Community Partners

George Dinges Executive Committee Development Services Group, Inc.

Kevin Waco* Executive Committee Chair of Membership & Events Committee Churchill Stateside Group

Joshua Wilmoth Executive Committee Full Circle Communities, Inc.

David Brint Ex-Officio President Brinshore Development, LLC

Bruce Schiff Ex-Officio President FLS Group, LLC

Ben Applegate Ex-Officio President Applegate & Thorne-Thomsen

Linda Brace* The Community Builders

Niccole Clements Illinois Community Action Development Corporation

Bob Fein* Red Stone Equity Partners

Brian Hollenback* Rock Island Economic Growth Corporation

Kevin Jackson Chicago Rehab Network

Dan Kotcher DKI, Inc.

Susan Lencioni* Affordable Housing Continuum

Robert Mathes* Linn-Mathes Construction

Katherine Mazzocco* BMO Harris Bank, N.A.

Craig Mizushima* IFF

Robert Moss CohnReznick

Mike Niehaus Windsor Development Group

William C. Pelletier* JP Morgan Capital Corporation

Rachel Rhodes* National Equity Fund

Jolene Saul* Brinshore Development, LLC

Robin Snyderman* BRiCK Partners, LLC

Jeremy Yost* Yost Management Company

*Pending the 2017 IHC Annual Membership Meeting Vote, March 14th at 8:15am

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GOVERNOR 'S CONFERENCE ON AFFORDABLE HOUS ING