Community Development Banking List
06-26-2008, 06:46 PM
Original message from: arli.christian@Calvertfoundation.org
Calvert Social Investment Foundation, a Washington DC-area nonprofit, is
recruiting individuals for two Investment Officer positions overseeing
investments in the affordable housing, social enterprise and fair trade
sectors. Please see the position descriptions below. Interested
candidates should send a cover letter and resume to
jobs@calvertfoundation.org <mailto:jobs@calvertfoundation.org> .
About Calvert Foundation:
Calvert Foundation is a nonprofit 501c3 headquartered in the Washington,
DC metropolitan area with a $12 million operating budget and $200
million in assets under management. We are an innovative industry
leader in Community Investing and Microfinance, recently acclaimed by
Fast Company as one of the Top 25 Groups Changing the World. Our work
has been profiled in leading publications such as the Washington Post,
Business Week, the Wall Street Journal and the Financial Times.
Calvert Foundation provides investment capital to organizations that
help people in disadvantaged communities to work themselves out of
poverty, in order to foster a more equitable and sustainable society. We
invest capital in non-profit and for-profit organizations including:
social enterprises; fair trade cooperatives; microfinance institutions;
affordable housing loan funds; affordable housing developers; and small
business loan funds. Calvert Foundation is affiliated with but legally
a separate entity from the Calvert Group of Mutual Funds, the largest
family of socially responsible mutual funds in the country.
Sr. Investment Officer Job Description:
Calvert Foundation seeks an experienced lending professional with a
background in lending to social enterprises, non-profits, and/or small
businesses, to serve as a Sr. Investment Officer. We are looking for an
individual who seeks to use her/his experience and education to make a
difference in the world and help channel capital to underprivileged
communities in the United States and abroad.
The Sr. Investment Officer reports to the Executive Vice President and
Chief Lending Officer and is responsible for managing relationships with
current and prospective borrowers and overseeing the credit quality of
loans within his/her portfolio. The Sr. Investment Officer will have
specific responsibility for managing the Fair Trade and Social
Enterprise Portfolios, which includes domestic and international
organizations. This position will also be responsible for managing one
or more investment professionals and Calvert Foundation's relationships
with underwriting analysts.
Primary Responsibilities and Skills
The Sr. Investment Officer will:
* Manage a portfolio of Program Related Investments and Mission
Related Investments in non-profits, social enterprises and other mission
based organizations.
* Create and implement portfolio strategies for the Fair Trade
and Social Enterprise portfolios, including identification of capital
sources and new borrower relationships.
* Manage risks and credit quality of her/his portfolios
* Identify new business development opportunities. Generate and
monitor a pipeline of investment opportunities.
* Evaluate due diligence reviews, including financial analysis,
and make recommendations for new loans to prospective borrowers and
increases to current borrowers.
* Review and adjust financial models to appropriately risk
score loans.
* Prepare and present investment recommendations for approval
of new transactions and policies to appropriate Investment Committees.
* Identify high risk loans and prepare written analysis for
classified assets; re-structure troubled loans; and implement work-outs.
* Market Calvert Foundation products and services to the Fair
Trade and Social Enterprise industries through attendance, presentations
and networking at conferences and participation in trade association
organizations
* An ability to travel up to 20% of the time
We seek a talented and socially responsible individual with
skills/background/education in the areas of affordable housing,
community development and social enterprise, with a passion for using
investment as a tool to alleviate poverty.
The successful candidate will have:
* A minimum of a Masters in Business Administration or Public
Policy or equivalent experience.
* 5 - 8 years of relationship management, credit and/or loan
underwriting experience
* Experience managing professionals or a team
* Expert knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and Access Database
software. Proficiency with Nortridge database system is a plus.
* Ability to work independently, multi-task and prioritize
competing demands.
* Excellent communication and writing skills.
* A "can-do" attitude, with strong problem solving skills.
We also are looking for the right combination of high energy,
intellectual curiosity, collaborative approach, and sharp attention to
detail. This position will fully utilize a diverse set of skills and
talents, and offer an opportunity to contribute directly to the mission
and business leadership of Calvert Foundation
(www.CalvertFoundation.org).
Compensation:
Salary is commensurate with experience and competitive with national
nonprofits and private foundations of similar size and scope.
Comments:
Excellent benefit package that includes medical, dental, life, 401(k),
transportation subsidy, and more.
No phone calls please. Interested Candidates should forward a resume to
jobs@calvertfoundation.org with Sr. Investment Officer in the subject
line or mail to Calvert Foundation at 7315 Wisconsin Avenue Suite 1100W,
Bethesda, MD 20814.
Jr. Investment Officer Job Description:
Calvert Foundation seeks an experienced lending professional with a
background in affordable housing and/or lending to non-profits to serve
as a Jr. Investment Officer. We are looking for an individual who seeks
to use her/his experience and education to make a difference in the
world and help channel capital to underprivileged communities in the
United States and abroad.
The Jr. Investment Officer reports to the Sr. Investment Officer and is
responsible for managing relationships with current and prospective
borrowers and overseeing the credit quality of loans within his/her
portfolio. The Jr. Investment Officer will have specific responsibility
for managing the Affordable Housing and/or Social Enterprise Portfolio,
which includes domestic and international organizations.
Primary Responsibilities and Skills
The Jr. Investment Officer will:
* Manage a portfolio of Program Related Investments in affordable
housing loan funds and affordable housing developers.
* Create and implement strategies for the Affordable Housing
portfolio, including identification of capital sources and new borrower
relationships.
* Identify new business development opportunities. Generate and
monitor a pipeline of investment opportunities.
* Evaluate due diligence reviews, including financial analysis,
and make recommendations for new loans to prospective borrowers and
increases to current borrowers.
* Review and adjust financial models to appropriately risk
score loans.
* Prepare and present investment recommendations for approval
of new transactions and policies to appropriate Investment Committees.
* Identify high risk loans and prepare written analysis for
classified assets; re-structure troubled loans; and implement work-outs.
* Market Calvert Foundation products and services to the CDFI
and Affordable Housing industries through attendance, presentations and
networking at conferences
We seek a talented and socially responsible individual with
skills/background/education in the areas of affordable housing,
community development and social enterprise, with a passion for using
investment as a tool to alleviate poverty.
The successful candidate will have:
* A minimum of a bachelor's degree with a major in business,
accounting and or finance required; graduate degree preferred with a
Masters in Business Administration or Public Policy.
* A minimum of 2 years of credit and underwriting experience or
other relevant experience.
* Expert knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and Access Database
software. Proficiency with Nortridge database system is a plus.
* Ability to work independently, multi-task and prioritize
competing demands.
* Excellent communication and writing skills.
* A "can-do" attitude, with strong problem solving skills.
We also are looking for the right combination of high energy,
intellectual curiosity, collaborative approach, and sharp attention to
detail. This position will fully utilize a diverse set of skills and
talents, and offer an opportunity to contribute directly to the mission
and business leadership of Calvert Foundation
(www.CalvertFoundation.org).
Compensation:
Salary is commensurate with experience and competitive with national
nonprofits and private foundations of similar size and scope.
Comments:
Excellent benefit package that includes medical, dental, life, 401(k),
transportation subsidy, and more.
No phone calls please. Interested Candidates should forward a resume to
jobs@calvertfoundation.org with Jr. Investment Officer in the subject
line or mail to Calvert Foundation at 7315 Wisconsin Avenue Suite 1100W,
Bethesda, MD 20814.
Arli
_________________________
Arli Christian
Portfolio Associate
The Calvert Foundation
7315 Wisconsin Ave Suite 1100W
Bethesda, MD 20814
PH: (301)280-1391
FAX: (301)280-1397
arli.christian@calvertfoundation.org
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Calvert Social Investment Foundation, a Washington DC-area nonprofit, is
recruiting individuals for two Investment Officer positions overseeing
investments in the affordable housing, social enterprise and fair trade
sectors. Please see the position descriptions below. Interested
candidates should send a cover letter and resume to
jobs@calvertfoundation.org <mailto:jobs@calvertfoundation.org> .
About Calvert Foundation:
Calvert Foundation is a nonprofit 501c3 headquartered in the Washington,
DC metropolitan area with a $12 million operating budget and $200
million in assets under management. We are an innovative industry
leader in Community Investing and Microfinance, recently acclaimed by
Fast Company as one of the Top 25 Groups Changing the World. Our work
has been profiled in leading publications such as the Washington Post,
Business Week, the Wall Street Journal and the Financial Times.
Calvert Foundation provides investment capital to organizations that
help people in disadvantaged communities to work themselves out of
poverty, in order to foster a more equitable and sustainable society. We
invest capital in non-profit and for-profit organizations including:
social enterprises; fair trade cooperatives; microfinance institutions;
affordable housing loan funds; affordable housing developers; and small
business loan funds. Calvert Foundation is affiliated with but legally
a separate entity from the Calvert Group of Mutual Funds, the largest
family of socially responsible mutual funds in the country.
Sr. Investment Officer Job Description:
Calvert Foundation seeks an experienced lending professional with a
background in lending to social enterprises, non-profits, and/or small
businesses, to serve as a Sr. Investment Officer. We are looking for an
individual who seeks to use her/his experience and education to make a
difference in the world and help channel capital to underprivileged
communities in the United States and abroad.
The Sr. Investment Officer reports to the Executive Vice President and
Chief Lending Officer and is responsible for managing relationships with
current and prospective borrowers and overseeing the credit quality of
loans within his/her portfolio. The Sr. Investment Officer will have
specific responsibility for managing the Fair Trade and Social
Enterprise Portfolios, which includes domestic and international
organizations. This position will also be responsible for managing one
or more investment professionals and Calvert Foundation's relationships
with underwriting analysts.
Primary Responsibilities and Skills
The Sr. Investment Officer will:
* Manage a portfolio of Program Related Investments and Mission
Related Investments in non-profits, social enterprises and other mission
based organizations.
* Create and implement portfolio strategies for the Fair Trade
and Social Enterprise portfolios, including identification of capital
sources and new borrower relationships.
* Manage risks and credit quality of her/his portfolios
* Identify new business development opportunities. Generate and
monitor a pipeline of investment opportunities.
* Evaluate due diligence reviews, including financial analysis,
and make recommendations for new loans to prospective borrowers and
increases to current borrowers.
* Review and adjust financial models to appropriately risk
score loans.
* Prepare and present investment recommendations for approval
of new transactions and policies to appropriate Investment Committees.
* Identify high risk loans and prepare written analysis for
classified assets; re-structure troubled loans; and implement work-outs.
* Market Calvert Foundation products and services to the Fair
Trade and Social Enterprise industries through attendance, presentations
and networking at conferences and participation in trade association
organizations
* An ability to travel up to 20% of the time
We seek a talented and socially responsible individual with
skills/background/education in the areas of affordable housing,
community development and social enterprise, with a passion for using
investment as a tool to alleviate poverty.
The successful candidate will have:
* A minimum of a Masters in Business Administration or Public
Policy or equivalent experience.
* 5 - 8 years of relationship management, credit and/or loan
underwriting experience
* Experience managing professionals or a team
* Expert knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and Access Database
software. Proficiency with Nortridge database system is a plus.
* Ability to work independently, multi-task and prioritize
competing demands.
* Excellent communication and writing skills.
* A "can-do" attitude, with strong problem solving skills.
We also are looking for the right combination of high energy,
intellectual curiosity, collaborative approach, and sharp attention to
detail. This position will fully utilize a diverse set of skills and
talents, and offer an opportunity to contribute directly to the mission
and business leadership of Calvert Foundation
(www.CalvertFoundation.org).
Compensation:
Salary is commensurate with experience and competitive with national
nonprofits and private foundations of similar size and scope.
Comments:
Excellent benefit package that includes medical, dental, life, 401(k),
transportation subsidy, and more.
No phone calls please. Interested Candidates should forward a resume to
jobs@calvertfoundation.org with Sr. Investment Officer in the subject
line or mail to Calvert Foundation at 7315 Wisconsin Avenue Suite 1100W,
Bethesda, MD 20814.
Jr. Investment Officer Job Description:
Calvert Foundation seeks an experienced lending professional with a
background in affordable housing and/or lending to non-profits to serve
as a Jr. Investment Officer. We are looking for an individual who seeks
to use her/his experience and education to make a difference in the
world and help channel capital to underprivileged communities in the
United States and abroad.
The Jr. Investment Officer reports to the Sr. Investment Officer and is
responsible for managing relationships with current and prospective
borrowers and overseeing the credit quality of loans within his/her
portfolio. The Jr. Investment Officer will have specific responsibility
for managing the Affordable Housing and/or Social Enterprise Portfolio,
which includes domestic and international organizations.
Primary Responsibilities and Skills
The Jr. Investment Officer will:
* Manage a portfolio of Program Related Investments in affordable
housing loan funds and affordable housing developers.
* Create and implement strategies for the Affordable Housing
portfolio, including identification of capital sources and new borrower
relationships.
* Identify new business development opportunities. Generate and
monitor a pipeline of investment opportunities.
* Evaluate due diligence reviews, including financial analysis,
and make recommendations for new loans to prospective borrowers and
increases to current borrowers.
* Review and adjust financial models to appropriately risk
score loans.
* Prepare and present investment recommendations for approval
of new transactions and policies to appropriate Investment Committees.
* Identify high risk loans and prepare written analysis for
classified assets; re-structure troubled loans; and implement work-outs.
* Market Calvert Foundation products and services to the CDFI
and Affordable Housing industries through attendance, presentations and
networking at conferences
We seek a talented and socially responsible individual with
skills/background/education in the areas of affordable housing,
community development and social enterprise, with a passion for using
investment as a tool to alleviate poverty.
The successful candidate will have:
* A minimum of a bachelor's degree with a major in business,
accounting and or finance required; graduate degree preferred with a
Masters in Business Administration or Public Policy.
* A minimum of 2 years of credit and underwriting experience or
other relevant experience.
* Expert knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and Access Database
software. Proficiency with Nortridge database system is a plus.
* Ability to work independently, multi-task and prioritize
competing demands.
* Excellent communication and writing skills.
* A "can-do" attitude, with strong problem solving skills.
We also are looking for the right combination of high energy,
intellectual curiosity, collaborative approach, and sharp attention to
detail. This position will fully utilize a diverse set of skills and
talents, and offer an opportunity to contribute directly to the mission
and business leadership of Calvert Foundation
(www.CalvertFoundation.org).
Compensation:
Salary is commensurate with experience and competitive with national
nonprofits and private foundations of similar size and scope.
Comments:
Excellent benefit package that includes medical, dental, life, 401(k),
transportation subsidy, and more.
No phone calls please. Interested Candidates should forward a resume to
jobs@calvertfoundation.org with Jr. Investment Officer in the subject
line or mail to Calvert Foundation at 7315 Wisconsin Avenue Suite 1100W,
Bethesda, MD 20814.
Arli
_________________________
Arli Christian
Portfolio Associate
The Calvert Foundation
7315 Wisconsin Ave Suite 1100W
Bethesda, MD 20814
PH: (301)280-1391
FAX: (301)280-1397
arli.christian@calvertfoundation.org
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