FORMER & CURRENT CLIENTS
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LEADERSHIP COACHING
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High Impact Services
LEADERSHIP
COACHING
NPH’s Bay Area Housing Internship Program
2017 - 2019
Matt has a passion for providing leadership coaching to other nonprofit professionals, especially entry-level affordable housing developers. In 2015, Matt joined the Non-Profit Housing Association of Northern California Board of Directors and committed to working with member organizations to launch the Bay Area Housing Internship Program (BAHIP), which aims to recruit and train the next generation
of project management leaders who come from low-income communities that nonprofit housing organizations serve across the Bay Area. From 2017 through mid-2019, he oversaw all aspects of setting up and managing BAHIP and assisted NPH with securing ongoing funding support, which now includes the San Francisco Foundation and Chan-Zuckerberg Initiative. BAHIP is modeled after the CCRH Internship Program, and Matt currently serves on the advisory committees for both internship programs.
COMMUNITY INITIATIVES
Monterey Bay Economic Partnership
2016 - Present
Since 2016, Matt has served as the housing initiative program manager for the Monterey Bay Economic Partnership, overseeing the launch of the Monterey Bay Housing Trust, providing technical assistance for employer-sponsored housing efforts, and launching an action center aimed
at providing advocacy support for policies and projects that increase the supply of housing across all income levels. Matt also helped secure over $700,000 in a multi-year commitment from the Monterey Peninsula Foundation and Community Foundation for Monterey County, enabling MBEP to expand its housing initiative program and hire a team of three housing professionals.
AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT
PATH Ventures
2019 - Present
Since Fall of 2019, MHC has provided senior project management services for PATH Ventures, focused on securing community support, entitlements, and funding for the 4th Street Apartments in San Jose featuring 93 permanent supportive housing units. MHC secured funding from the County of Santa Clara, Apple Affordable Housing Fund, and 9% LIHTCs. PV has expanded MHC’s scope of work to include overseeing all affordable housing development activity in Northern California which also involves identifying new site development opportunities.