BlueHub Capital
Galina Kim is a seasoned professional in construction loan management, currently serving as the Director of Construction Loan Management at BlueHub Capital since June 2019. In this role, Galina leads the closing and management of construction loans, reviewing key construction documents and ensuring projects are completed on time and within budget. Previously, Galina held positions including Construction Loan Manager and Construction Loan Specialist, overseeing construction financing portfolios and managing various aspects of loan review. Prior experience includes roles at Great Southern Bank and NTProffi as a Construction Services Specialist II and Freelance Translator, respectively. Galina holds a Specialist Translator degree from Lomonosov Moscow State University and a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from KIMEP University.
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BlueHub Capital
BlueHub Capital is a mission-driven, nonprofit community development finance organization focused on building healthy communities where low-income people live and work. We use innovative financial tools and deploy capital to support projects that make communities more vibrant places to live. BlueHub has four distinct programs: BlueHub Loan Fund (community development financing), BlueHub SUN (foreclosure relief), BlueHub Energy (clean energy access) and One Percent for America (citizenship financing). Since our founding in 1985, BlueHub has invested over $2.4 billion (and leveraged over $12 billion) to finance: - Affordable housing, school facilities, child and youth development programs, community-based health centers, grocery stores, and community gathering places - Removing financial barriers to US citizenship - Clean energy enhancements that expand access to solar and other renewable sources for people with low incomes - Mortgage lending for families facing foreclosure Reducing economic inequality is at the heart of why BlueHub exists and why we do the work we do. Our investments focus on economically and racially marginalized communities that have been systematically denied access to capital.