Community Investment Strategies, Inc
Palmer J. Richardson, Esq. has diverse work experience in various legal and administrative roles. Currently, they serve as an Assistant City Attorney for the City of Trenton. Before this, they worked at Community Investment Strategies, Inc. as the Director of Corporate Compliance and Regulatory Affairs, as well as a Leasing Agent. Palmer J. also gained valuable experience as a Judicial Law Clerk at the New Jersey Superior Court. Palmer started their career as an Administrative Intern at the Young Scholars Institute.
Palmer J. Richardson, Esq. began their education at Valley Forge Military Academy & College in 2005 and completed their studies in 2008. Although the degree name and field of study are not provided, they successfully completed their studies at this institution. Following this, they attended Morehouse College from 2008 to 2012, where they earned a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in International/Global Studies. Lastly, Palmer J. Richardson, Esq. pursued a Doctor of Law degree (J.D.) at Temple University - James E. Beasley School of Law from 2014 to 2017.
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Community Investment Strategies, Inc
Established in 1994 by Christiana Foglio, founder and CEO, and certified as a Woman-Owned Business Enterprise (WBE), Community Investment Strategies, Inc. (CIS) is a fully integrated commercial real estate company specializing in multi-family housing, mixed-use redevelopments and market-rate and affordable housing. Thanks to its niche positioning, the company has doubled its volume in the past several years to a portfolio of more than 3,000 units valued in excess of $400 million. CIS distinguishes itself from its competitive set by providing in-house finance, development, construction and property management services, as well as social programming for tenants of all ages and personal and health-related services for seniors. The company is currently expanding its suburban and urban initiatives to incorporate market-rate and affordable housing components, as well as special needs housing, as a catalyst for economic development. CIS partners with community groups and tenant organizations; public officials; and local, state and federal agencies to identify potential opportunities for creative housing solutions that advance local revitalization efforts.