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Jay Readey is listed as President and CEO at The MetroAlliance, Inc., a with 6 employees, based in Greater Chicago Area, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at themetroalliance.com, phone signal with area code 312, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Jay Readey.
Jay Readey previously worked as Counsel and Member of Board of Managers at Green Era Sustainability, Llc and Of Counsel at Ginsberg Jacobs Llc. Jay Readey studied at Yale School Of Management.
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An attorney and social entrepreneur with a focus on equity, inclusive communities and racial justice that has developed the ability to provide counsel to major real estate and community development investments, growth companies and investment funds, and startup business and nonprofit organizations.At Ginsberg Jacobs, I close New Markets Tax Credits transactions that place multi-million dollar investments in low-income communities, and have a growing practice advising growth companies and nonprofit organizations. Ginsberg has accommodated my need for a flexible practice and schedule as I have launched an entrepreneurial career focused on transformation of neighborhoods.My legal experience has enabled me to participate in the financing and structuring of Chicago's most important community projects in recent years: the $32 million Green Era Chicago sustainable urban farming campus, the trauma center at the University of Chicago Hospital, Mariano's locations in Bronzeville and Uptown, the Pullman Community Center and the $16.9 million XS Tennis Center on the former site of Robert Taylor Homes.As President and CEO of The MetroAlliance, a neighborhood development company that works on complementary projects, I provide consulting services to facilitate business and real estate development projects, start and grow nonprofit organizations, and develop programs that foster stronger communities. NeighborScapes, NFP is the nonprofit arm of The MetroAlliance working on strengthening neighborhoods through the energy of youth and young adults.As a community consultant, my growth projects have included the Southland Development Authority; $20+ million Big Marsh Mountain Bike Park and Friends of Big Marsh, the nonprofit partner of the Chicago Park District; EQO37.com, a web aggregator of information and advocacy relating to gender equality; and youth sports programs to create stronger communities.I place a strong priority on the power of networks to advance important social interests, including Presidential Leadership Scholars, Leadership Greater Chicago, and Yale alumni associations for Yale College, Yale Law School, and the Yale School of Management.
Listed skills include Nonprofit Organizations, Public Speaking, Strategic Planning, Program Development, and 6 others.
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Counsel And Member Of Board Of Managers
CurrentPresident And Ceo
CurrentSocial venture focused on neighborhood development and startup equity. Key clients include Southland Development Authority NFP, NeighborScapes NFP, United Fidelity Bank, Green Era Sustainability, McConnell Foundation/Block 7 Investors, Southland Juvenile Justice CouncilWww.theMetroAlliance.com
Of Counsel
CurrentFocused on transactional counsel for investments in low-income communities through the New Markets Tax Credit by representing Qualified Businesses and Community Development Entities. Practice includes real estate finance, tax-advantaged investing, corporate counsel, mergers and acquisitions, startup for-profit and nonprofit ventures, and fund formation.
Founder And President
CurrentA neighborhood and youth development nonprofit seeking to strengthen neighborhoods and foster a cradle-through-college covenant of care, enrichment and development for young people.
Member Of The General Partner And Former Member, Board Of Managers
CurrentOne of the founding board members and general partners for a Venture Capital fund connecting investments by Yale alumni with fast-growth early-stage companies run by Yale alumni. The purpose of BIG is to foster the Yale innovation and entrepreneurial community by identifying and supporting high-potential ventures with capital, mentorship and networking support. We also seek to provide alumni investors with outstanding and undervalued investment opportunities.
Chair, Advisory Committee
CurrentEQO37 is a global online resource providing insight from news research and stories to empower all people to create a world where gender does not limit anyone from pursuing their goals and achieving her or his potential.
Board Member And Development Advisor
CurrentFriends of Big Marsh is a coalition of organizations, companies, and people who support the development of Park No. 564 as an eco-recreation area that improves the physical, environmental, and economic health and wellbeing of the Calumet region. I have served as Interim Executive Director on a consulting basis and remain with the development advisor role.
Scholar
CurrentThe Presidential Leadership Scholars program is a unique leadership development initiative in partnership with the presidential libraries and centers of George W. Bush, William J. Clinton, George H.W. Bush, and Lyndon B. Johnson. I was pleased to be selected for the inaugural class of 2015.
Fellow
CurrentLeadership Greater Chicago is the region's premiere civic leadership development organization. I was a member of the fellowship class of 2012 and am pleased to continue as an active alumni fellow.
Board Chairman
CurrentI joined the junior board in 2005 and moved to the full board of directors in 2008. This is one of Chicago's largest African-American-led human services organizations.
Co-Chair
CurrentI have been involved since the founding of the leadership council in 2009 and am pleased to continue service as its co-chair.
Member, President'S Advisory Committee 2017-2019, Board Of Trustees 2019-Present
CurrentPassionate about the role of community college in human capital development and community economic development.
Member, Lending Committee
FCLF is a community development financial institution supporting affordable housing and business development with flexible lending, including through the New Markets Tax Credit and Low Income Housing Tax Credit programs.
Managing Director
Work to build regional economic growth capacity and launch the Southland Development Authority
Vice Chairman Of The Board
HCI facilitates health and human services excellence through advocacy, awareness, and action. I was pleased to serve on the board for the better part of the decade.
Executive Director
Directed the activities of a public interest Civil Rights law firm with projects engaged in community development transactional assistance, educational equity and health disparities, voting rights, employment opportunity and discrimination, fair housing, and combating bias violence and hate crimes.
Founder And Principal
Collaborative network of independent and small legal practices specializing in community development transactions and finance. We represent expertise in New Markets Tax Credits, Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits, corporate and nonprofit organizations and real estate transactions, social enterprise, and social entrepreneurship.We are focused on representing clients with mission-rich projects and maximum community impact in their projects, and we have developed creative and flexible pricing mechanisms to enhance these initiatives.
President
Support strategic planning, collaboration, program development and grantwriting for community-based organizations and public-private partnerships.
Associate Attorney
Transactional Associate focused on Community Development Finance, specializing in New Markets Tax Credits, Historic Rehabilitation Credits and Low-Income Housing Tax Credits.
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Pili Fellow
Senior Counselor, Resource Coordinator And Site Coordinator
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Jay Readey works for The MetroAlliance, Inc..
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Jay Readey is based in Greater Chicago Area, United States while working with The MetroAlliance, Inc..
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Jay Readey has worked for The Metroalliance, Inc., Green Era Sustainability, Llc, Ginsberg Jacobs Llc, Neighborscapes, Nfp, and Bulldog Innovation Group.
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Jay Readey studied at Yale School Of Management.
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Jay Readey is listed with skills including Nonprofit Organizations, Public Speaking, Strategic Planning, Program Development, Grant Writing, Community Development, Community Outreach, and Fundraising.
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