SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Housing Visions Unlimited, Inc., a local nonprofit involved in developing, building and managing affordable housing, has announced a pair of new members of its board of directors. Nicholas V. Petragnani, Jr. and Thomas C. Buckel, Jr., began three-year terms on the 30-member board in December.
“Each of these individuals will add great expertise and industry knowledge to the Housing Visions’ Board,” Kenyon Craig, president and CEO of Housing Visions, said in a news release.
Housing Visions said its board provides direction, guidance, and oversight to ensure the organization “adheres to its mission to be the catalyst for sustainable positive change in neighborhoods through real estate development and community collaboration.”
The organization started from a community-based effort in 1990 to rehabilitate a “declining neighborhood” on Syracuse’s east side. Since then, Housing Visions has expanded its work to include 11 cities and more than 1,100 units of affordable housing across upstate New York, the news release stated.
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