Community Investment Corporation
Jack Crane has extensive work experience in the financial industry, with a focus on sustainable banking and community development. Jack served as the Senior Vice President - Director of Lending at Community Investment Corporation (CIC) from 2013 to present, where they provided guidance and expertise in multifamily rehab lending. Jack was also a Board Member at The Resurrection Project (TRP) from 2007 onwards and served as the Board Chair at Rebuilding Exchange from 2010 to 2015. Prior to their current role, they had various community banking positions in Chicago from 1979 to 2013, specializing in community development.
Jack Crane attended Boston College where they pursued a degree in Philosophy. The start and end year of their educational journey are not provided.
Community Investment Corporation
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT CORPORATION, Chicago's Multifamily Rehab Lender, is a nonprofit providing mortgage financing to buy and rehab apartment buildings with five units or more in the 6-county metropolitan Chicago area. Since 1999 over 14,000 landlords and managers have completed CIC property management training to help them better market, manage and maintain affordable rental property. CIC also provides below-market financing for multifamily energy improvements in the Energy Savers program. Since 1984 CIC has loaned over $1.2 billion for acquisition and rehab of over 2,200 buildings with 58,000 units. In 2012 CIC received the MacArthur Award for Creative and Effective Institutions.