Georgia Department of Community Affairs
Najah Martin is an experienced accounting professional currently serving as a Senior Accountant at the Georgia Department of Community Affairs since November 2021 and as an Accountant II at Georgia State University's J. Mack Robinson College of Business since February 2017. Previous roles include Accountant positions at Global Payments and Eagle Rock Distributing Company, where responsibilities encompassed account variances, monthly close processes, and invoice preparation. Najah began a career in accounting as a Tax Professional at H&R Block and also held an Accounts Receivable Associate position at Atlanta Hall East. Najah holds a Bachelor's Degree in Accounting from Devry University, earned between 2003 and 2007.
Georgia Department of Community Affairs
At the Georgia Department of Community Affairs, we provide financial resources and technical assistance to help communities prepare for economic development opportunities and create workforce housing. Our team has a long history of working with local leaders to develop solutions for community issues and to create opportunities for communities to succeed in growing jobs through organic, small-business growth and through the location of economic development prospects. DCA’s strengths lie in our ability to understand a community’s challenges and opportunities and to collaborate with local governments, authorities, state agencies, and non-profits to develop locally-driven solutions. Whether it’s community development grants or housing tax credits, help with planning or recruiting volunteers, everything we do at DCA shares a common goal: helping to build strong, vibrant communities. We do this through programs that include Downtown Development, Community Development Block Grants, Rental Assistance, First Time Homebuyer programs, Affordable Housing Tax Credits, Planning and Quality Growth, and many more.