Travis Bostick is an economic and community development professional with specialized expertise in affordable housing preservation, public housing recapitalization, and urban development strategy. His extensive experience spans government, nonprofit, and private sector roles, with particular focus on RAD/Section 18 repositioning programs. At the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA), Travis managed predevelopment for more than 3,100 units transitioning under the PACT program, coordinating developer selection, due diligence, and resident engagement processes. Later, at Urbane Development, he directed the PACT/RAD conversion strategy for NYCHA's Reid Park Rock portfolio, overseeing a $360 million capital improvement scope for nearly 1,700 public housing units. Travis's development experience includes comprehensive management of relocation planning, HQS inspections, lease-up strategy, and resident needs assessments. He has served as a primary liaison between city agency partners, developers, and resident leaders. His professional approach combines technical expertise in housing finance and HUD regulatory compliance with a deep commitment to resident-centered development. At Enterprise Community Partners, Travis managed the RAD Roundtable, improving coordination between housing authorities, tenant associations, developers, and community-based organizations throughout the conversion process. Travis holds a Master of Arts in Theories of Urban Practice from Parsons School of Design at The New School and a Bachelor of Arts in Social Policy from Bard College.