As a Senior Accountant, Abdul oversees general accounting operations by controlling and verifying financial transactions through closing and reconciling all of NTCIC and its subsidiaries’ books. In addition, Abdul manages the company’s Account Payable and Receivable and supports external audits by providing documentation and explanation. Before joining NTCIC, Abdul served as a Staff Accountant at the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C.

Abdul received his MBA from DeVry University, post- Baccalaureate, Certificate in Accounting from George Mason University, and obtained his bachelor’s in economics from Cadi Ayaad University, Marrakech, Morocco.

As a Director of Asset Management, Kimberly Laird leads the Asset Management team responsible for the direct management of the company’s Historic Tax Credit (HTC) and New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) investments. The role also oversees NTCIC’s private credit investment portfolio, including financial, risk management, and compliance oversight.

Kim Laird has over 25 years of experience in Community Development Banking and has managed over $1 billion in equity and debt transactions utilizing Historic, New Markets, and Low-Income Housing Tax Credit transactions.

Before joining NTCIC, Kim was a Credit Risk Manager in Community Investment Capital at Synovus Bank, a regional bank headquartered in Georgia. She began her tax credit career with Wachovia Capital Markets Group where she managed the Southeastern asset management team focused on LIHTC investments. Later, she joined Bank of America as a Senior Vice President asset managing Historic, New Markets and Renewable Energy tax credit investments.

Kim received her B.S. in Accounting from The University of Kentucky. She is very active in The Redress Movement in Charlotte, NC and the NC Housing Coalition. Kim enjoys yoga, cooking and spending time with her two sons.

Marty, a National Trust Community Investment Corporation Director Emeritus, served on the National Trust Board of Advisors for nine years, the National Trust Board of Trustees for nine years, and the National Trust’s Historic Hotels of America board for five years. He was Co-Chair of the 2008 National Preservation Conference in Tulsa, OK and he is now, once again, a proud member of the National Trust Board of Advisors.

Mr. Moravec is a member of the Real Estate Investment Advisory Committee of ASB Capital, a privately owned real estate investment management firm and a past Trustee of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. His 40-year career has been spent as a practitioner, manager, and owner of investment properties and commercial real estate services companies. From 2001-2005, he served as the U. S. General Services Administration Commissioner of Public Buildings.