Pennrose Appoints Director of Security and Safety
Kevin Tarangioli has joined Pennrose as the company’s first director of security and safety, reaffirming the company's commitment to resident and personnel safety across its communities.
Tarangioli will oversee the development, implementation, and monitoring of comprehensive security procedures, including preventive measures during site selection as well as site and building design. He will also support the development and implementation of response plans and ensure compliance with safety regulations.
Prior to joining Pennrose, he served as corporate safety and security specialist at New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Group, where he managed security and safety operations for 3,000 employees, contractors, and visitors across three corporate locations. He also brings vast experience in emergency preparedness, physical security, and investigations.
Green Street Housing Announces New Partners
Green Street Housing, a leading affordable housing developer in the Mid-Atlantic, has expanded its leadership team by welcoming four new partners.
Chase Powell, Matt Auchey, Charlie Moore, and Joe Buckley joined the firm’s ownership structure this year, reinforcing the company’s commitment to sustainable growth and long-term industry leadership.
Powell, director of development, has spearheaded project origination and development strategies that drive Green Street’s pipeline.
Auchey, director of design and construction, has led design and construction efforts, ensuring projects meet high-quality, sustainable standards.
Moore, chief financial officer, has structured financing strategies that support the firm’s continued growth and financial stability.
Buckley, senior development manager, has guided projects from inception to completion, strengthening Green Street’s operational efficiency.
Avanath Expands Capital Team
Troy S. Jenkins has been named senior vice president, investor relations, at Avanath Capital Management, an Irvine, California-based company focused on affordable and workforce housing.
Jenkins will lead capital-raising initiatives for Avanath’s affordable housing, development, and debt funds while fostering relationships with institutional investors and consultants.
Over his 30-year career, he has built an extensive network of leading global institutional investors, including pension funds, insurance companies, and endowments. Jenkins recently led U.S. operations and spearheaded the development of investment strategies and capital-raising efforts as principal and director at Avison Young Investment Management.
LIIF Announces Promotions
The Low Income Investment Fund (LIIF), a leading community development financial institution, has announced two key promotions.
Maygen Moore has been elevated to senior vice president, chief lending officer. She has more than 15 years of experience leading community development strategy, driving investments to advance housing policy, and establishing effective processes to increase business efficiency and visibility. Her expertise lies in identifying impactful community investment opportunities, conducting complex financial analysis to make the preservation and production of affordable housing a reality for developers.
Jessica Standiford has been promoted to senior vice president, chief development officer. A key member of LIIF for about 17 years, Standiford is energized by opportunities to deepen partnerships, drive innovation in funding strategies, and ensure that capital reaches the communities that need it most.
Sabal Adds to Leadership Team
Anny Choe has been named chief administrative officer at Sabal Investment Holdings, an investment management firm serving institutional investors across the United States. Headquartered in Irvine, California, the firm invests in affordable and workforce housing.
Choe will work closely with the Sabal executive leadership team to drive financial performance, mitigate risk, ensure regulatory adherence, and foster innovation through technology solutions that support the company’s strategic business goals.
Prior to joining Sabal, she served as chief operating officer at Banyan Tree Asset Management. Choe has also held leadership positions at Finfare Advisors, Everett Harris & Co., Angeles Investment Advisors, and Bel Air Investment Advisors.
Housing Expert Joins Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
Solomon Greene has been named executive director of land and communities at the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy.
He will play a leading role in developing the vision and strategy for the institute's land and communities impact area. He will also be instrumental in overseeing the quality, coherence, and coordination of the Lincoln Institute's work within and across impact areas, centers, and geographies to create lasting impact in the communities the institute serves, according to the organization.
An expert in housing, community development, land-use law, urban and regional planning, technological innovation, and evidence-based policymaking, Greene led the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Office of Policy Development and Research during the Biden administration, starting in July 2022. For more than seven years, Greene was a senior fellow at the Urban Institute.
A nonprofit private-operating foundation, the Lincoln Institute researches and recommends creative approaches to land as a solution to economic, social, and environmental challenges.
