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ICBM
Corporation's Neighborhood Reinvestment Training Program
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ICBM
Corporation is dedicated to providing the highest quality training to the staff
and boards of organizations committed to improving the affordability of neighborhood
housing, the vitality of neighborhood economies and the quality of community
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Non-Profit
Professional Development (NPD)
Non-Profit
Corporation Professional Development Program (NPD): Level I currently holding
OPEN enrollment. Check it out by clicking HERE! |
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Affordable
Housing
The affordable housing program of study features courses that enhance participants'
ability to conduct project feasibility analyses, use the Low-Income Housing
Tax Credit program and other programs, and to become successful asset and
property managers. Some of the skills addressed include:
- Project Feasibility
Analysis
- Using the
Low-Income Housing tax Credit Program
- Introduction
to Asset Management for Corporate Board Members and Executive Directors
- Nuts and Bolts
of Asset Management
- Exit Strategies
for Low-Income Tax Credit (LIHTC) Projects
- How to Maintain
Compliance in tax Credit Projects
- Understanding
the New Markets Tax Credit Initiative
- Basic Budgeting
and Accounting for Real Estate Managers
- Managing Nonprofit
Housing
- Basic Marketing
and Leasing for Real Estate Managers
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Community
Building
The Community Building program of study features courses that help practitioners
to increase their neighborhood capacity and build livable communities by enhancing
skills in grassroots leadership development, community organizing, partnership
building, evaluation strategies and more. The Community Building Program of
study puts a strong emphasis on the importance of building relationships that
bind a community together in a meaningful way. Some of the skills addressed
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- Principles
of Community Building
- Grassroots
Leadership Development
- Fundamentals
of Community Organizing
- Building Communities
from the Inside Out
- Evaluation
Strategies for Community Building
- Building Powerful
Community Partnerships
- The Power
of Social Networks to Change Neighborhoods
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Community
Economic Development
The
Community Economic Development Program of study focuses on developing strategies
to make low- and moderate-income neighborhoods more competitive by rebuilding
businesses and the workforce. This program of study features coursework in
workforce development, commercial real estate development and data analysis
methods. Some of the skills addressed include:
- Community
Economic Development Principles, Practices and Strategies
- Analytical
Tools and Methods Used in Community Economic Development
- Commercial
Real Estate Development
- Strategies
for Strengthening Businesses in Your Community
- Connecting
to the Economic Mainstream
- Employment
Strategies for Targeting Industry Sectors
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Construction
and Production Management
The Construction and Production Management Program of Study focuses on teaching
the core project management and rehab skills needed by those undertaking rehab
work projects. The program includes coursework in project management, design
review and cost estimation. Some of the skills addressed include: |
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- Design and
Specification for Rehab Specialists
- Cost Estimation
for Rehab Specialists
- Rehab Management
- Design and
Development for Project Managers
- Project Management
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Home
Ownership and Community Lending
The
Home Ownership and Community Lending Program of Study features courses in
both pre- and post-homebuyer education, residential lending, and housing counseling.
Program of Study candidates can also satisfy their elective requirements by
choosing from a wide range of courses on other topics, including financial
literacy, foreclosure prevention and the use of Section 8 vouchers. Some of
the skills addressed include:
- Homebuyer
Education Methods: Training the Trainer
- Home Maintenance
and Financial Management for New homeowners
- Involving
New Homeowners in the Community
- Helping Homeowners
Avoid Delinquency and Predatory Lenders
- Reaching Immigrant
Populations through Home Ownership
- Home-Equity
Conversion Mortgages
- Housing Counseling
- Creating a
Successful Section 8 Home Ownership Program
- Beginning
to Intermediate Foreclosure Prevention
- Financial
Fitness: Teaching Financial Management Skills
- Credit Counseling
for Maximum Results
- Fundamentals
of Residential Lending
- Compliance
with State and Federal Regulations
- Understanding
the Challenges While Creating Home Ownership Opportunities
- Using Census
Data to Created Targeted Home Ownership Opportunitie
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Management
and Leadership
The Management
and Leadership Program of Study features designed to enhance practitioners'
skills in strategic management, staff development, communication, conflict
management, financial management, resource development, marketing and leadership
development. The skills addressed include:
- Strategic
Thinking and Planning
- Competitively
Positioning Your Organization for the Future
- Developing
a Winning Business Plan
- Board Development
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- Advanced Leadership
for Executive Directors and Senior Managers
- Winning through
Excellence in Customer Service
- Financial
Management for Senior Managers
- Tasks and
Roles of Chief Financial Officers
- Community
Development Financing for Senior Managers
- Marketing
Programs and Organizations
- How to Best
Work with the Media
- Grant Proposal
Writing
Neighborhood
Revitalization
The Neighborhood
Revitalization Program focuses on transforming neighborhoods that lack community
vitality and suffer from stagnant or declining property values into neighborhoods
of choice. Participants learn how to conduct block walk, develop and implement
successful revitalization strategies and measure the impact of their work.
- Creating Neighborhoods
of Choice through Revitalization
- Measuring
the Impact of Your Revitalization Strategy
- Reading a
Neighborhood: What a Bock Walk Can Tell You
- Creating and
Delivering a Powerful Revitalization Presentation
- Techniques
and Tools for Running a Revitalization Organization
- Social Equity
in Neighborhood Revitalization
- Affordable
Housing Strategies in Hot Markets
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Rural
Development
This one-week-long
rural concentration will feature a two-day course followed by a three-day
course. This foundation week of courses addresses linkages between affordable
housing programs and economic development programs, along with resource development
and growth strategies to make it happen. While each of the two courses can
stand alone, they are designed to flow from one to the other and to be mutually
reflective: the first to focus on organizational development issues and the
second to delve into program design issues:
- Building the
Rural Community: 1. Effective Growth and Resource Development Strategies
(A two-day course)
- Building the
Rural Community: 2. Affordable Housing and Economic Development (A three-day
course)
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Contact:
ICBM Corporation
11811 Shaker Blvd., Suite 110
Cleveland, Ohio 44120
Email: training@ICBMCorp.org |
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