David Roodberg
David Roodberg is President of The Menkiti Group, where he is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the business including development, capital, commercial real estate, and strategic planning. He was formerly the CEO and President of Horning Brothers for over 20 years. He serves on the boards of Greater Washington Community Foundation, Urban Land Institute Executive Committee in DC, Wesley Housing Development Corporation and University of Maryland Masters in Real Estate Advisory Board.
Mr. Roodberg has also been appointed by the Mayor to serve on the Housing Production Trust Fund Board for Washington, DC setting strategies for the City’s investment in affordable housing. Mr. Roodberg has a bachelor’s degree from Duke University and an MBA from the University of Michigan.
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WHC is governed by an independent board of civic leaders.
Joshua Bernstein
Chief Executive Officer of Bernstein Management Corporation
Kevin Clinton
Board Chair
Chief Program Officer for the Federal City Council
Carol Thompson Cole
President and CEO of Youth Invest Partners
Kimberly Driggins
Executive Director, WHC
Maria S. Gomez
Former President + CEO, Mary’s Center
Cary Hatch
CEO of MDB Communications
Charlene Drew Jarvis
Former Director at National Women's Business Center, Inc.
Mark Joseph
Founding Director, National Initiative on Mixed-Income Communities (NIMC)
David Martin
Partner at ArentFox Schiff
David Roodberg
President of The Menkiti Group
Deborah Ratner Salzberg
Principal at Uplands Real Estate Partners
Eshauna Smith
Director of Community Impact, Ballmer Group
Aakash Thakkar
Chief Acquisitions Officer, EYA, LLC
Rob Stewart
Board Emeritus
Chair of JBG SMITH’s Board of Trustees
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Kimberly Driggins
Executive Director
Shira Helstrom
General Counsel - Partner Arent Fox Schiff
Sawa Kamara
Social Impact Coordinator
Yvette Ross Kane
Director of Asset Management
Jackie Keller
Executive Assistant
Fusing commercial real estate expertise with a social impact mission.
We disrupt inequities in the housing market with an innovative model that prevents displacement and promotes opportunity and wealth building.
Preserving housing affordability and promoting economic mobility in the DC-region
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