VP, Community Facility Finance

VP of Community Facility Finance Remote Full‑Time – Reports to Chief Investment Officer – RD Overview Lead a high‑impact investment team driving origination, structuring, underwriting, and management of complex community development investments across Education, Healthcare, and other sectors. Deep expertise in public/private financing, tax credit programs, and creative capital structures to advance economic development in under‑resourced communities. Key Responsibilities Lead, mentor, and coach a team of investment professionals to achieve business goals. Foster a culture of collaboration, accountability, and continuous learning. Coordinate professional development programs to enhance technical and leadership skills. Identify, develop, and manage relationships with mission‑aligned borrowers and partners in education and healthcare. Sustain business growth by sourcing high‑quality community impact investment opportunities. Represent RDF at industry events, conferences, and client engagements. Screen, underwrite, and close complex transactions, analyzing community impact, financial performance, governance, and feasibility. Structure deals involving NMTC, tax‑exempt bonds, grants, and subsidy programs. Prepare and present credit memoranda to investment and credit committees. Manage documentation and closing processes for secured and unsecured credit products. Oversee post‑closing activities, including construction monitoring, compliance, and reporting. Provide strategic oversight of a diverse investment portfolio. Deliver technical assistance and guidance to clients throughout the relationship lifecycle. Maintain deep knowledge of community facility finance for education and healthcare markets. Collaborate internally and externally to develop innovative financing solutions. Represent the organization at community events and fundraisers. Qualifications Education: Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Economics, Business, Urban Planning, or related field; advanced degree preferred. Experience: 10+ years in community development finance, real estate development, or investment banking; track record sourcing, underwriting, and managing complex transactions. Proficiency with tax credit programs (NMTC), tax‑exempt bonds, and subsidy programs. Experience working with underserved communities. Skills: Strong financial modeling and risk assessment; analytical, problem‑solving, negotiation; effective communication of complex information. Attributes: Commitment to social impact; collaborative leadership; strong presentation and relationship‑building skills. Benefits 401(k) with matching Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance Life Insurance Health Savings Account Paid Time Off Parental Leave Professional development assistance #J-18808-Ljbffr