Richard Jackson

Director Of Loan Operations at Finanta (formerly Community First Fund)

Richard Jackson is a seasoned professional in loan operations, currently serving as Director of Loan Operations at Finanta since May 2021, following roles such as Loan Operations Manager and Data and Documents Associate. Prior experience includes positions at PNC, where Richard provided operational support as an Internal Support Specialist and developed team training as a Lead Teller. Richard began their career at Turkey Hill Dairy, functioning as a Filler Operator and participating in safety coaching as well as guest services. Richard also has a background in grant administration through an internship with the Redevelopment Authority of County of Lancaster. Richard holds dual Bachelor’s Degrees in Government and Political Affairs and History from Millersville University of Pennsylvania and is currently participating in the Leadership Lancaster core class for 2024.

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Millersville, United States

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Finanta (formerly Community First Fund)

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Finanta, formerly Community First Fund, is the premier economic development organization serving the low income communities of central and eastern Pennsylvania, and provides loan capital to real estate developers and businesses in the region. Since 1992, Finanta has made more than 1,700 loans and investments totaling more than $208 million to businesses, affordable housing and community based developers and projects throughout central and eastern Pennsylvania. Our Mission Community First Fund’s mission is to create financial equity through wealth building opportunities for individuals, families, and business owners, especially Persons of Color, women, and immigrants. We align capital, knowledge, and advocacy to advance access to financial services, business ownership, housing, and community development. Our Vision Finanta envisions inclusive, equitable, and vibrant communities where individuals prosper, triumph over poverty, and live free from discrimination.


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