Scott Anderson is a Founding Board Member of Fund for Public Housing and was a Founding Partner and Chief Strategy Officer of Intersection Co. Scott has worked in the technology sector in the creative service industry for over 15 years. He specializes in leveraging metadata and media for realizing workflow, distribution and business goals for digital media clients as well as integrated broadcast/IT implementations.

Betsy MacLean has been engaged in sustainable community development work for more than 15 years. As the Executive Director of Hester Street, Betsy and her team work with community organizations, private firms and government agencies throughout New York City and nationwide to provide low-income communities with the tools they need to shape their built environment.

Sam Marks is the Executive Director of the New York City office of the LISC NYC, which is dedicated to helping underserved City neighborhoods become healthy communities of choice – good places to live, do business, work and raise families. Before joining LISC, Sam was Vice President at the Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation, and director of housing and community development at the Women's Housing and Economic Development Corporation.

Greg Schiefelbein is a Senior Vice President with Citi Community Development. Greg brings together grassroots community experience and broad industry knowledge through more than 25 years of community development experience. In his current role at Citi, Greg leads innovative collaborations with key municipal partners and leading nonprofit organizations, and manages the New York Market's strategy planning team.

Barika Williams is the Deputy Director of the Association for Neighborhood Housing Development where she advocates for affordable housing, equitable economic development, and land use policies that support low-income communities, immigrants, communities of color, and vulnerable populations. She is responsible for the development, research and implementation of policies and initiatives that promote and ensure equity and opportunity across New York City.