Christian Kelly

Project Coordinator at Woda Cooper Companies

Christian Kelly is a finance graduate from The Ohio State University, holding a Bachelor of Arts in Finance obtained in 2022. Since May 2021, Christian has been with Woda Cooper Companies, Inc., progressing from Project Management Intern to Assistant Project Coordinator and currently serving as Project Coordinator. Prior experience includes a role as a Salesperson at Mattress By Appointment from May 2020 to May 2021 and an internship at Woda Cooper Companies, Inc. in 2019. Additionally, Christian has experience in player services at Kinsale Golf and Fitness Club from 2016 to 2018.

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Columbus, United States

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Woda Cooper Companies

Woda Cooper Companies, Inc (formerly The Woda Group, Inc.) and its affiliates are experienced developers, general contractors, and property managers specializing in the design, construction, and management of affordable multi-family apartments, senior communities, and single family homes. Considered leading experts in the affordable housing industry, the Woda Cooper team is known for producing and maintaining high quality affordable housing. Founded in 1990 with Woda Development and Construction, Inc. Woda Cooper currently has approximately 400 properties and 16,000 units and operates in 16 states located in the Midwest, Northeast and Southeast regions of the country. Since its founding, Woda Cooper have continually evaluated and researched new markets to help ensure the availability of newly constructed or renovated affordable housing (LIHTC) units for workforce families and seniors. Our success would not be achieved without the faith and support of our many partners including Federal Agencies, State Housing Agencies, lenders, investors, and non-profit partners. We appreciate the confidence they have shown in us, and strive to maintain that trust in order to provide affordable, quality housing to low and moderate income households.