Contributors
The Opportunity Zones Reporting Framework presents a summary of the input received from a wide range of stakeholders and practitioners detailed below. It does not necessarily reflect the individual opinions of participants or the official positions of the organizations they represent. We are deeply grateful for their input and expertise in helping to craft these materials.
Paige Chapel
Aeris
Karl Khoury
Arborview Capital
Amanda Kizer
B Lab
Anna Snider & Jackie VanderBrug
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Shekar Narasimhan
Beekman Advisors
Ross Baird & David Robinson, Jr.
Blueprint Local
Brian Trelstad
Bridges Fund Management
Beth Bafford & Jennifer Pryce
Calvert Impact Capital
Jeremy Keele
Catalyst Capital Partners
Antonio Marquez
Comunidad Realty Partners
Kerwin Tesdell
Community Development Venture Capital Association
Kenan Fikri
Economic Innovation Group
Rachel Reilly
Enterprise Community Partners
Adrian Franco & Chelsea Cruz
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Vijar Kohli & Michael Ojo
Golden Door Asset Management
Jessica Matthews
JPMorgan
Kimberlee Cornett & Aaron Seybert
Kresge Foundation
Matt Josephs
LISC
Matt Onek & Melanie Audette
Mission Investors Exchange
Jamie Martin
Morgan Stanley
Kevin Boes
New Markets Support Corporation
Michael Everett
NuovoRE
Peter Truog
Opportunity Exchange
Lance Loethen & Jennifer Vasiloff
Opportunity Finance Network
Rhett Buttle
Public Private Strategies
Louis Dubin
Redbrick LMD
Lorenzo Bernasconi
Rockefeller Foundation
Demian Costa
Sagamore Ventures
Monika Mantilla
Small Business Community Capital
Tracy Palandjian
Social Finance
Nick Fritz
Sorenson Impact Center
Jim Sorenson
Sorenson Impact Foundation
Aurelle Amram
Third Sector Capital Partners
John Griffith
Tideline
Andrew Lee
UBS
Brett Theodos
Urban Institute
Co-Authors
The Opportunity Zones Reporting Framework was written by the U.S. Impact Investing Alliance, the Beeck Center for Social Impact + Innovation at Georgetown University and the Community Development Finance Initiative of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Development of the Opportunity Zones Reporting Framework is made possible by the generous support of the Rockefeller Foundation and Kresge Foundation.