As Senior Asset Manager, Maggie oversees a portion of NTCIC’s expanding portfolio of historic and new markets tax credit investments. She brings extensive experience in underwriting and portfolio management, having previously served as a Senior Loan Portfolio Manager at Lincoln Savings Bank. There, she managed a portfolio exceeding $100 million, primarily focused on historic tax credit bridge loans. Prior to her work in banking and tax credit finance, Maggie worked in public accounting, where she conducted financial statement audits and reviews for clients.

Maggie holds a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting and Finance from Buena Vista University. In addition to her professional work, she is actively engaged in community development through volunteer board service in the Des Moines, Iowa area. She currently serves as Treasurer for the 6th Avenue Corridor, a Main Street America community, and as a Board Member for Preservation Iowa. She also previously served six years as a Board Member for Dental Connections.

As a Project Manager, Marcus is responsible for the underwriting and closing of historic and new markets tax credit transactions. He has over four years of experience within the community development finance industry. Prior to joining NTCIC, Marcus had worked on NMTC transactions at TELACU New Markets Community Capital and also spent five years on the commercial real estate and fund administration business development team at SS&C. Marcus earned an MBA with dual concentrations in finance and real estate, from the University of Connecticut.

As a Project Manager, Carolyn is responsible for underwriting and closing both historic and new market tax credit transactions. Carolyn brings more than eight years of experience in the fields of real estate and community development. Her extensive background allows her to navigate the challenges of project management within these sectors, providing valuable insight and leadership throughout each phase of development.

Prior to joining NTCIC, Carolyn was Vice President of Development at Radson Development, a New York based real estate developer specializing in affordable housing and mixed-use spaces. At Radson, Carolyn played a key role in closing over $100 million in new construction transactions. These projects were structured with New York City housing finance programs as well as Low-Income Housing Tax Credits. 
 
Carolyn is a former attorney who earned her law degree from Boston University. She also holds a bachelor’s degree in English from George Washington University. She lives in New Jersey with her husband and two children.

Jesse is responsible for assisting the acquisitions managers in identifying, structuring, and preliminary underwriting prospective federal and state HTC and NMTC investments.

Prior to joining NTCIC, Jesse spent 2 and half years at Dominium in their asset management department, where he served as an FP&A analyst. Additionally, he previously worked as a portfolio analyst assisting the asset manager of the southeast region portfolio, representing 65+ properties. Jesse earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Finance and Information Systems from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. Based in Minneapolis.

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 the Portfolio Controller, Justin is responsible for investment-level and fund accounting functions. This includes preparing investor reports, managing the preparation of tax returns and audits, along with monitoring all investment accounting activities.

Prior to joining NTCIC, Justin was a Senior Accountant at Baker Tilly where he specialized in real estate and private equity funds. Justin received a bachelor’s degree in Accounting and an MBA from the University of Scranton.

As Operations Coordinator, Lauren oversees the day-to-day functions of our Washington, D.C. office, offers administrative assistance to senior management, and provides crucial support for advocacy initiatives. She is highly organized, detail-oriented, and willing to jump in to help wherever she is needed, which are skills she utilizes daily as she works closely with various departments and individuals.

Prior to joining NTCIC, Lauren worked as a news producer for KSL-5 TV, which is the local NBC affiliate in Salt Lake City, UT. Lauren earned her BS in Communication with an emphasis in journalism from the University of Utah in 2023.

As Asset Manager, Claire coordinates investor reporting and oversees various projects through tax credit compliance. Before NTCIC, she worked as a Derivatives Officer for U.S. Bank, where she built customized new markets and solar derivatives structures. Claire holds a bachelor’s degree in Finance from The Ohio State University.

As the Asset Management Coordinator, Alba supports reporting and system improvements for NTCIC’s portfolio of HTC and NMTC projects. She joined NTCIC as an Open Access Fellow, where she focused on mapping internal processes, supporting cross-team coordination, and deepening her technical knowledge of tax credit finance.

Prior to NTCIC, Alba led membership engagement strategies and national programming for a network of over 400 community lenders at Opportunity Finance Network (OFN). She previously managed financial education and homeownership initiatives at the Housing Development Fund (HDF), a Connecticut-based affordable housing CDFI, and built her early career in mortgage underwriting and real estate closings. 
 
Alba holds a bachelor’s degree in political science from Rosemont College and a master’s degree in global development from the University of Bridgeport.

Mortaza serves as a Transaction Manager at NT Solar, where he supports the due diligence, structuring, and execution of renewable energy tax credit investments, working closely with investors, developers, and internal stakeholders to bring deals from underwriting through closing and funding.

Prior to NT Solar, Mortaza was a Senior Associate at Sunwealth, where he supported the execution of community-based solar and battery storage tax credit investments with high-net-worth individuals, banks, and institutional investors.

Mortaza earned his BA in International Politics and Economics from Middlebury College and his Master of International Business from The Fletcher School at Tufts University.