Economic Mobility | Enterprise Community Partners

News Release

Oct22

JPMorgan Chase Invests $5 Million along Maryland’s Purple Line Corridor

JPMorgan Chase & Co. is making a $5 million, three-year commitment to help expand access to economic opportunity and affordable homes for local residents and small business owners along the 16-mile Purple Line light rail corridor in the Greater Washington region.

Economic Mobility

Housing Insecurity

Transit Oriented Development

Mid-Atlantic

Blog Post

Oct17

BY

Kenny Marable, Formerly of Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.

Enterprise Supports the City of New Orleans in Addressing Racial Inequity

Enterprise has submitted comments on New Orleans' 2019 Housing Opportunity Study, encouraging the city to view potential changes to zoning...

Posted by:

Kenny Marable, Formerly of Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.

Blog Post

Aug15

Two men at Coalfield Community Development Corporation

BY

Ann Myatt James, Formerly of Knowledge Impact & Strategy

Resilient Economies and Economic Security in Rural Communities

While economic insecurity is experienced by all types of rural residents, some may be especially vulnerable.

Economic Mobility

Rural and Native American

Posted by:

Ann Myatt James, Formerly of Knowledge Impact & Strategy

Enterprise in the News

Jul29

What to expect from candidates at the Detroit presidential debate

Melinda Clemons, Enterprise vice president and Detroit market leader, said the debate is an opportunity for candidates to discuss housing access in cities like Detroit.

Economic Mobility

Housing Insecurity

Detroit

Enterprise in the News

Jul29

Ask the presidential candidates about homes, health and equity

The presidential primary debates offer an opportunity to hear candidates respond to pressing issues such as housing affordability, stagnating wages, healthcare costs, the legacy of systemic racism and climate change, write Enterprise's Melinda Clemons and Evelyn Zwiebach in the Detroit Free Press.

News Release

Jul22

Melinda Clemons Named Detroit Market Leader

Melinda Clemons will lead Enterprise’s work to create healthy, equitable communities through cross-sector partnerships, innovative financial solutions and policy advocacy.

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