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  • Annie Donovan Steps Down as Director of the CDFI Fund

    By: Seth Julyan Seth Julyan , one month ago
    Annie Donovan announced she is stepping down from her role as Director of the CDFI Fund effective January 4, 2019. She will be succeeded by Jodie Harris who served as Director of the office of Small Business, Community Development. Read her full announcement here. more

  • Call for CDFI Women's Network Volunteers

    By: Vicky Stein Vicky Stein , 4 months ago
    The CDFI Women's Network is seeking volunteers to serve on its Programming, Local Chapters, Communications, and Technology Committees. We invite you to take advantage of this great leadership opportunity to meet the brilliant women of the CDFI industry, ... more

  • Welcome Two New Financial Services SVPs to OFN!

    By: John Tillapaugh John Tillapaugh , 7 months ago
    We are delighted to share the news of two new additions to the OFN team. Andrea Longton and Lisa Wright are joining OFN as Senior Vice Presidents (SVP) for Financial Services. Andrea will focus on the OFN CDFI Bond Guarantee Program (BGP) and started ... more

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  • Lending Program Development Consultant

    10 hours ago
    The Alliance for Rural Impact is a nonprofit organization serving rural and tribal communities across America. We are a collective partnership of technical assistance experts focused on community equity for rural and tribal regions. Our team is solutions-focused and adept in financial stabilization and growth, strategic planning and analysis, capacity building and long-term implementation of priorities. Our ultimate goal is to bring about positive changes that result in community prosperity.

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  • Small Business Entrepreneurship Advisor

    2 days ago
    As a statewide not-for-profit Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), we are revitalizing communities across Connecticut by helping local entrepreneurs launch successful businesses and access low-interest loans with flexible terms. Through strong community relationships, mentorship, and coaching, we transform aspiring entrepreneurs into thriving businesses owners. We are committed to making small business ownership accessible and equitable and building vibrant communities.
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  • OFN is Expanding Our Team: New Positions Posted

    yesterday
    After a successful move of our headquarters to Washington D.C., OFN is expanding our team

  • MOFI and SOUTH CAROLINA COMMUNITY LOAN FUND STAR IN COMMUNITIES THRIVE CHALLENGE VIDEOS

    3 days ago
    In December, The Rockefeller Foundation and Chan Zuckerberg Initiative announced the 10 grantees of the Communities Thrive Challenge , a $10mm effort to expand economic opportunity for low-income and financially insecure people and communities across the country.  

  • Annie Donovan Steps Down as Director of the CDFI Fund

    one month ago
    Annie Donovan announced she is stepping down from her role as Director of the CDFI Fund effective January 4, 2019. She will be succeeded by Jodie Harris, who served as Director of the Office of Small Business, Community Development and Affordable Housing at the US Treasury Department. Read Donovan's full announcement here .    

  • Key Committee Assignments in the 116th Congress

    one month ago
    With leadership elections  for the incoming 116th Congress nearly complete–with the exception of Rep. Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) bid for House Speaker which requires a floor vote in early January—attention has now turned to the structure of House and Senate committees. Committee assignments are one of the most important aspects of seating a new Congress. Before Members are assigned to Committees, each Committee’s size and the proportion of Democrats to Republicans must be decided by party leaders.

  • NY State Releases RFI to explore expansion of funding opportunities for LMI New Yorkers to access renewable energy.

    one month ago
    New York State continues making strides to improve access to clean energy sources like solar and wind for low-and-moderate (LMI) New Yorkers. Last month, the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) and NY Green Bank (NYGB) took a step to help improve access to clean energy sources like community solar for LMI New Yorkers by issuing a request for information (RFI) to gain a greater sense of market barriers and challenges facing stakeholders who specifically focus on the LMI sector in the state.  Through this request, the state will solicit feedback from solar developers, project sponsors, financial institutions, and community development financial institutions (CDFIs) like many of the Opportunity Finance Network (OFN) members. 
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