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| Summer Haltli |
“Currently, there is limited investor and operator consensus on what constitutes impact investing in the affordable housing sector in the United States,” says Summer Haltli, Principal of ESG and Impact at FCP and board member of MIC.
“As a result, investors and property owners must either create their own guidelines or adjust to broad enterprise-level ESG frameworks that may not directly apply to multifamily properties.
"It is critical to develop a common structure for multifamily impact investing in order to unlock a private sector solution to the housing affordability crisis in the United States.”
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| Bob Simpson |
Bob Simpson will serve as President and CEO of the Multifamily Impact Council.
Simpson, who founded the Impact Advisory Firm, Simpson Impact Strategies, brings more than 25 years of housing finance and public policy experience to the role – including a 20-year stint at Fannie Mae where he oversaw the Affordable Multifamily Business and led the creation of the company’s innovative green and healthy housing lending programs.
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| Antonio Marquez |
“As interest in socially motivated debt and
equity capital continues to grow, it is essential for the multifamily industry
to come together and develop generally accepted principles and reporting
frameworks that facilitate the flow of impact capital and support affordable
and sustainable housing investments in the United States,” says Antonio
Marquez, Managing Partner of Comunidad
Partners who will serve as the Chairman of
the Board of the new organization.
To learn more about the Multifamily Impact Council
and to see a list of founding members, please visit multifamilyimpactcouncil.org.
Contacts:
Katie Haga / Lexi Astfalk
(949) 438-6262
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