Leadership
Putting into place the final component to end homelessness, permanent affordable supportive housing, would not be possible without the support of our compassionate community members and the guidance and dedication of our leadership team. Learn more about our dedicated Board of Directors, Staff and Community Partnerships.
Board of Directors
Howard C. Epstein (Vice President)
National Executive OREO/Real Estate Asset Sales, Bank of America Corp.
Betsy Ganz
Community Volunteer
Terry Goddard
Goddard Law Office PLC
Benjamin M. Greenberg
Senior Counsel, Real Estate – Carvana
Guy Mikkelsen
Community Volunteer
Nellie Nekouie
Community Volunteer
Rob Schramm (Secretary and Treasurer)
President – Kitchell Development Company
Jodi Sheahan, CPM
Principal, MEB Management Services, AMO
Morris A. Stein, FAIA, FACHA
Principal and Senior Vice President, Regional Director, HKS, Inc.
Douglas Tymins (President)
President and Chief Executive Officer
AIG Global Real Estate Investment Corp.
Mark Holleran (Chief Executive Officer)
Arizona Housing, Inc.
National Executive OREO/Real Estate Asset Sales, Bank of America Corp.
Betsy Ganz
Community Volunteer
Terry Goddard
Goddard Law Office PLC
Benjamin M. Greenberg
Senior Counsel, Real Estate – Carvana
Guy Mikkelsen
Community Volunteer
Nellie Nekouie
Community Volunteer
Rob Schramm (Secretary and Treasurer)
President – Kitchell Development Company
Jodi Sheahan, CPM
Principal, MEB Management Services, AMO
Morris A. Stein, FAIA, FACHA
Principal and Senior Vice President, Regional Director, HKS, Inc.
Douglas Tymins (President)
President and Chief Executive Officer
AIG Global Real Estate Investment Corp.
Mark Holleran (Chief Executive Officer)
Arizona Housing, Inc.
Staff and Job Openings
Mark Holleran – Chief Executive Officer: Mr. Holleran was a Certified Public Accountant with twenty-five plus years of business experience in management consulting, accounting and computer systems. He is the CEO of Arizona Housing Inc. (AHI). Since 1995 he has spearheaded community efforts to create affordable supportive housing. His efforts have brought millions of federal dollars into Maricopa County that has created to date 616 units of supportive housing for homeless individuals and families that make up AHI. Mr. Holleran meets regularly with state and local government agencies, community organizations and service provider agencies to increase available services and public awareness on issues relating to homelessness and permanent affordable supportive housing.