Jacob Fisher serves as Regional Vice President. In this role, he oversees all development activity in New Jersey and the Delaware Valley. Jacob brings more than 10 years of experience to Pennrose and has been instrumental in working with partners from the public, private, and non-profit sectors to bring development projects to fruition. Jacob has secured financing and led award-winning development teams on more than 1,100 units of new housing, with a total investment worth more than $300 million. Jacob joined Pennrose in 2007 as an Associate Developer. Prior to Pennrose, he worked on community development in the public sector as the Assistant Director for Policy for the Mayor of Philadelphia. Jacob received his Bachelor of Arts from Wesleyan University and his Master of Government Administration, with a concentration in Public Finance, from the University of Pennsylvania’s Fels Institute of Government.

As many know I have used the last 20 years of my career as a scholar-activist engaging in social innovation, public health interventions, evaluation, youth development interventions, system reform and equity issues. Over this time I have amassed incredible national and international experiences that have shaped my understanding and approaches to community transformation. These growing experiences combined with my West Philly social entrepreneurship has sparked my to pursue my passion for promoting the optimal development and outcomes as a community centered social impact real estate developer. What many may not know is that I have always been an entrepreneur and real estate owner. Some may remember I owned and operated Kenny's Dry Cleaners in Lincoln, NE while an Associate Professor with an interests in hiring formerly incarcerated citizens. In addition to designing and building my own homes I also developed single and multi-family properties for sale and rentals. Currently, I am building a portfolio of community centered social impact real estate projects for investors. In addition, I am translating social innovation principles in the re-design of urban neighborhoods that have been divested in for decades. By promoting equitable revitalization plans that include opportunities for current residents to invests; mixed income residential properties; mixed use commercial spaces, and investments in health and well being infrastructure - Ujima Community Transformation Developers invests in People ... Place ... Progress. Very excite to contribute to education achievement, public health and the economic mobility by working with communities to re-design urban urban neighborhoods so that families and children can live to optimally. Send a message if you want to know more information about this journey.

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