Lori Little's guest appearances

Lori Little

License to Parent with Trace Embry

Impact Real Estate Podcast

Jesse Lee Peterson

Henry Cloud

Mehul Patel

Meg Meeker

Glenn Stanton

Andrew Klavan

Jilliene Helman

John Rosemond

Jefferson Lilly

Sean McDowell

Tom Kersting

Brian Murray

Sam Sorbo

Joe Battaglia

Dave Grossman

OwlTail

Kimberly Latimer-Nelligan

On this very special edition of the Impact Real Estate Podcast, we welcome two guests: Lori Little, President and CEO of the National Affordable Housing Trust and Kimberly Latimer-Nelligan, President at the Low Income Investment Fund. Not only do we talk about their journeys to the top of their companies and discuss a new joint venture, but also we talk about why the duo is undoubtedly the Avengers of Affordable Housing. It's a special 2-for-1 episode you don't want to miss. EPISODE NOTES:01:42 - Bridging Wall Street and Main Street04:58 - Where do the funds come from?08:00 - Ohio’s progressiveness 10:07 - Finding partners 12:50 - A joint venture 17:30 - Providing most of the capital need 19:50 - A unique partnership 21:47 - The big hairy goal - 1 BILLION dollars 23:19 - Inspired by her mother 27:13 - A Community developer 31:45 - Driving the vision and energy of a company 35:54 - The Hot Seat presented by KK ResetLori serves as just the fourth President and CEO in National Affordable Housing Trust’s history.  She's an experienced affordable housing professional with more than 25 years of leadership experience in real estate and finance.  She joined NAHT in 2002 and previously served as the Senior Vice President of Capital Markets and Investor Relations with NAHT.Kimberly is LIIF’s President, and is responsible for oversight of LIIF’s Community Investment Programs (CIP) which includes management of LIIF’s national Revolving Loan Fund, the New Markets Tax Credit business, programmatic activity and the risk and asset management functions. Under her leadership LIIF has launched its Fresh Foods, Community Health Collaborative and Health &amp; Housing Innovation initiatives and opened lending offices in Washington D.C. and Atlanta. LIIF currently has approximately $1 billion of capital under management and deploys over $250 million of capital annually.

On this very special edition of the Impact Real Estate Podcast, we welcome two guests: Lori Little, President and CEO of the National Affordable Housing Trust and Kimberly Latimer-Nelligan, President at the Low Income Investment Fund. Not only do we talk about their journeys to the top of their companies and discuss a new joint venture, but also we talk about why the duo is undoubtedly the Avengers of Affordable Housing. It's a special 2-for-1 episode you don't want to miss. EPISODE NOTES:01:42 - Bridging Wall Street and Main Street04:58 - Where do the funds come from?08:00 - Ohio’s progressiveness 10:07 - Finding partners 12:50 - A joint venture 17:30 - Providing most of the capital need 19:50 - A unique partnership 21:47 - The big hairy goal - 1 BILLION dollars 23:19 - Inspired by her mother 27:13 - A Community developer 31:45 - Driving the vision and energy of a company 35:54 - The Hot Seat presented by KK ResetLori serves as just the fourth President and CEO in National Affordable Housing Trust’s history. She's an experienced affordable housing professional with more than 25 years of leadership experience in real estate and finance. She joined NAHT in 2002 and previously served as the Senior Vice President of Capital Markets and Investor Relations with NAHT.Kimberly is LIIF’s President, and is responsible for oversight of LIIF’s Community Investment Programs (CIP) which includes management of LIIF’s national Revolving Loan Fund, the New Markets Tax Credit business, programmatic activity and the risk and asset management functions. Under her leadership LIIF has launched its Fresh Foods, Community Health Collaborative and Health &amp; Housing Innovation initiatives and opened lending offices in Washington D.C. and Atlanta. LIIF currently has approximately $1 billion of capital under management and deploys over $250 million of capital annually.

Season 3, Episode 5 - The Avengers of Affordable Housing with Lori Little and Kimberly Latimer-Nelligan

As single parents, the enemy attacks your mind and leaves you feeling depressed and lonely. How can the church help those in this situation overcome these feelings?  Lori Little became a single mom when her son was 2 years old. She is the author of Hope &amp; Help for the single mom, she co-authored with her son, Hope &amp; Help for Teens being raised by a single parent and co-authored with her new husband, Hope &amp; Help for the single dad. She is also the founder of hope4singlemoms.com. Singled Out with Hope Episode Highlights:  Do we use our freedom to do what we want to do instead of what we ought to do? Do we hear the complete story before judging others such as a single mom or dad? Are teen mothers victims of the indoctrination of our culture? Does our culture just except single parenting as the norm now? Is it better for the church to reach out and to acknowledge those who are single parents? Does the church shun those away for being a single parent?  Picture via: Pixabay  The post Hope for Single Moms with Lori Little [Podcast] appeared first on Trace Embry | License to Parent.

As single parents, the enemy attacks your mind and leaves you feeling depressed and lonely. How can the church help those in this situation overcome these feelings? Lori Little became a single mom when her son was 2 years old. She is the author of <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Hope-Help-Single-Lori-Little/dp/057807995X#reader_B007LAGONE" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Hope &amp; Help for the single mom,</a> she co-authored with her son, Hope &amp; Help for Teens being raised by a single parent and co-authored with her new husband, Hope &amp; Help for the single dad. She is also the founder of <a href="http://www.hope4singlemoms.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">hope4singlemoms.com</a>. <h2>Singled Out with Hope</h2> Episode Highlights: <ul> <li>Do we use our freedom to do what we want to do instead of what we ought to do?</li> <li>Do we hear the complete story before judging others such as a single mom or dad?</li> <li>Are teen mothers victims of the indoctrination of our culture?</li> <li>Does our culture just except single parenting as the norm now?</li> <li>Is it better for the church to reach out and to acknowledge those who are single parents?</li> <li>Does the church shun those away for being a single parent?</li> </ul> Picture via: <a href="https://pixabay.com/illustrations/beach-sun-sunset-woman-sea-wave-323453/ " rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Pixabay</a> <a href="https://info.shepherdshillacademy.org/10-day-challenge" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank"></a> The post <a href="https://licensetoparent.org/2020/03/hope-for-single-moms-with-lori-little-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Hope for Single Moms with Lori Little [Podcast]</a> appeared first on <a href="https://licensetoparent.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Trace Embry | License to Parent</a>.

Hope for Single Moms with Lori Little [Podcast]