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• The Providence American: Omni Development Corporation appoints new Executive Director

  Omni Development Corporation is proud to announce the selection of Sharon Morris as its new Executive Director. The Board of Directors of Omni Development Corporation, under the leadership of its board Chairman and President, Laurence K. Flynn, conducted a vigorous selection process which fielded over 85 applicants. The board is grateful for the tireless work of its search committee during the selection and interview process.

• NCRC: Santander Announces “Inclusive Communities” Plan – A New $11 Billion, Five-Year Community Commitment

  Santander US CEO Scott Powell today announced Santander’s “Inclusive Communities” plan, Santander Bank’s new $11 billion, agreement with the National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) to increase lending, community development, and charitable giving.

• PBN: The state needs a stronger affordable-housing law, says R.I. Housing. Executive Director Barbara Fields isn’t waiting for it to be changed.

  R.I. Housing and Mortgage Finance Corp. is celebrating its 45th anniversary this year in a position of financial strength, says Executive Director Barbara Fields. It has created programs to assist first-time homeowners, expanded its servicing of mortgages to include those generated by MaineHousing and emerged from the Great Recession with a surplus of financial assets.

• ProJo: Rhode Island Coalition for the Homeless names new executive director

  Caitlin Frumerie, a resident of Providence’s West Side, has been hired as the new executive director of the Rhode Island Coalition for the Homeless, the board of directors announced Tuesday.

• JOB OPENING: Associate Director of Community Development, City of PVD

  The City of Providence is hiring an Associate Director of Community Development

• PBN: LISC Rhode Island awards 8 R.I. community development corporations $525K

  The Local Initiatives Support Corp. Rhode Island announced $525,000 in grant awards for eight communities Wednesday, from its Neighborhood Development Fund for the 2018-2019 season.