Posts Tagged ‘NMTC’

Finance Fund CEO, James R. Klein, To Serve on the New Markets Tax Credit Coalition Executive Committee

James Klein, Finance Fund CEO, has been elected to a seat on the Executive Committee of the New Markets Tax Credit Coalition (NMTCC). The 48-seat board is comprised of members from leading organizations that utilize NMTC, lending institutions, investors, and business professionals. Klein’s duties include advising on policy and regulatory issues that affect the use [...]

Finance Fund Awarded $3 million in Ohio New Markets Tax Credits

Ohio Department of Development Director Lisa Patt-McDaniel today announced that $10 million in Ohio New Markets Tax Credits are being made available to four Ohio entities, including Finance Fund, to spur economic investments of at least $25.6 million across Ohio. The program helps finance business investments by providing state tax credits to investors for below-market-rate [...]

Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

On October 7-8, 2010, key staff joined the Finance Fund board of directors  for a retreat held at the Clarence D. Lumpkin Point of Pride Building in Columbus. A Finance Fund New Markets Tax Credit  project in 2007, the location perfectly punctuated one of the overall retreat goals, which was to allow the board of [...]

Mission: Complete. Finance Fund Helps Celebrate Ohio Basic Minerals’ Success

On May 27, in Jackson, Ohio, my staff and I ventured to picturesque Jackson, Ohio, located in the Appalachian foothills, to celebrate the economic development success of another fruitful partnership—Ohio Basic Minerals. Patrick McDonald, Ohio Basic Minerals CEO, and Jeff Schrader, founder of the original Schrader and Sons Sand and Gravel, spoke to the crowd [...]

Finance Fund Helps Ohio Basic Minerals Chip into Gold Mine of Potential

This week we’re seeing our mission and values come to life as we celebrate another success story. Ohio Basic Minerals (OBM), a sand and gravel company in Appalachia’s Jackson, Ohio, is holding their grand re-opening Thurs., May 27. OBM is celebrating its newly expanded and revitalized facility. The project created 35 construction jobs, retained seven [...]

US Congress Works to Ensure New Market Tax Credits (NMTC) Extension and Small Business Tax Provisions

Finance Fund utilizes the New Markets Tax Credits (NMTC) program to fund many worthy projects in some of the most distressed areas of Ohio. In fact, as shared in previous posts, we have more than $50 million in NMTC for development projects throughout the state. We’ve had several NMTC success stories in the past few [...]

Finance Fund Welcomes Ohio General Assembly leaders to special open house highlighting Ohio community development

On Wed., April 21, we proudly hosted several state legislators, community leaders and Finance Fund project partners at the Capital Club in downtown Columbus. It was an excellent opportunity to share how Finance Fund has positively impacted some of the state’s most distressed communities. We highlighted four partnership “success stories,” including Ohio Basic Minerals in [...]

Treasury Continues to Support NMTC Program

On February 19th I participated in a conference call in which senior Treasury officials provided remarks preceding a press release and fact sheet further supporting the inclusion of a New Markets Tax Credit program extension for 2010 & 2011 in the President’s proposed budget. “As part of the Administration’s strategy to restore prosperity and create [...]

Final Trip to DC for 2009

Last week’s Washington, DC trip was a fitting cap on 2009. Finance Fund has increased its exposure in public policy and public relations over the year, and these series of meetings were in line with that strategy. Tuesday was spent on Capitol Hill visiting with thirteen members of the Ohio Congressional delegation about extension of [...]

Kicking off the New Market Tax Process

The announcement of the New Market Tax Credit (NMTC) award has certainly enhanced the level of excitement and activity at Finance Fund. The 2009 award of $50 million added to the $20 million remaining from the 2008 award gives us a total of $70 million in NMTC to place in Ohio communities in 2010. Our [...]