jsilver at essential.org
03-02-1998, 04:40 PM
The National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) is celebrating 20
years of the Community Reinvestment Act by bringing you its 1998 Annual
Conference - this year's most informative, cutting edge training on how
to bring wealth, in the form of private capital, into your community.
20 Years of CRA:
Redefining Financial Modernization
Because Communities Count
March 18-21, 1998 Washington D.C.
CONFIRMED KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
Attorney General Janet Reno, U.S. Department of Justice
What is your community's vision for the future? In dozens of cities
and rural areas across America, communities are making their visions
come true by harnessing the power of community reinvestment. Our work
has shown that there is only one permanent solution to neighborhood
revitalization, and that is the infusion of sustained, patient and
flexible capital that invests in the dreams, the ideas and the hopes of
the people in that neighborhood.
Join America's most prominent community developers, lenders, and
activists in Washington, D.C. on March 18-21, 1998 to explore how to
move private capital to create wealth and economic empowerment in
minority and low-to-moderate-income neighborhoods.
You cannot afford to miss this opportunity to:
Meet national elected officials and key cabinet level officials,
including invited speakers: Vice President Al Gore, Secretary of the
Treasury Robert Rubin, Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban
Development Andrew Cuomo, and Administrator of the Small Business
Administration Aida Alvarez;
Learn how to use the Community Reinvestment Act to channel wealth and
credit into your neighborhood;
Find out how financial institutions affect your community and what your
community group needs to look for in evaluating a lender's performance;
Meet funders who support Community Reinvestment efforts;
Master the latest, most accurate legislative, regulatory and best
practices information on Community Reinvestment;
Network with leaders in the economic justice movement;
Build and develop relationships with representatives of leading
financial institutions;
Begin collaborating with other groups, on a regional and national
basis, to bring private capital into your neighborhoods;
Understand how to unite three powerful tools -- community development,
community reinvestment and fair housing -- to build a strong future for
your community.
Call NCRC today at (202) 628-8866 for a brochure and registration
information.
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years of the Community Reinvestment Act by bringing you its 1998 Annual
Conference - this year's most informative, cutting edge training on how
to bring wealth, in the form of private capital, into your community.
20 Years of CRA:
Redefining Financial Modernization
Because Communities Count
March 18-21, 1998 Washington D.C.
CONFIRMED KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
Attorney General Janet Reno, U.S. Department of Justice
What is your community's vision for the future? In dozens of cities
and rural areas across America, communities are making their visions
come true by harnessing the power of community reinvestment. Our work
has shown that there is only one permanent solution to neighborhood
revitalization, and that is the infusion of sustained, patient and
flexible capital that invests in the dreams, the ideas and the hopes of
the people in that neighborhood.
Join America's most prominent community developers, lenders, and
activists in Washington, D.C. on March 18-21, 1998 to explore how to
move private capital to create wealth and economic empowerment in
minority and low-to-moderate-income neighborhoods.
You cannot afford to miss this opportunity to:
Meet national elected officials and key cabinet level officials,
including invited speakers: Vice President Al Gore, Secretary of the
Treasury Robert Rubin, Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban
Development Andrew Cuomo, and Administrator of the Small Business
Administration Aida Alvarez;
Learn how to use the Community Reinvestment Act to channel wealth and
credit into your neighborhood;
Find out how financial institutions affect your community and what your
community group needs to look for in evaluating a lender's performance;
Meet funders who support Community Reinvestment efforts;
Master the latest, most accurate legislative, regulatory and best
practices information on Community Reinvestment;
Network with leaders in the economic justice movement;
Build and develop relationships with representatives of leading
financial institutions;
Begin collaborating with other groups, on a regional and national
basis, to bring private capital into your neighborhoods;
Understand how to unite three powerful tools -- community development,
community reinvestment and fair housing -- to build a strong future for
your community.
Call NCRC today at (202) 628-8866 for a brochure and registration
information.
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