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CATCH Welcomes New Board Members
CATCH Neighborhood Housing welcomes Nancy Egner and James Gallagher to their board of directors.
CATCH Neighborhood Housing recently welcomed the addition of two new members to its board of directors. At its April meeting, the board unanimously approved the addition of Ms. Nancy Egner and Mr. James M. Gallagher III.
Ms. Egner, of Hillsborough, is the recently appointed Executive Director of Fellowship Housing, a Concord-based nonprofit that provides safe and affordable housing for the chronically mentally ill. Previously, Nancy was a Clinical Associate/Instructor of Psychiatry at Dartmouth College Medical School, and is also a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker in the State of New Hampshire. Ms. Egner brings a wealth of knowledge from many avenues, and will provide guidance for many of CATCH’s strategic priorities, including the growing Resident Empowerment Program.
Mr. Gallagher, of Windham, is currently Senior Vice President/Commercial Loan Officer at Merrimack County Savings Bank. He began his commercial lending career with the Merrimack in 2002, and rejoined the bank in May of 2015 after spending approximately ten years employed in the commercial real estate divisions of two larger national banks. His commercial real estate lending experience spans various property segments in different markets and he has worked with a range of borrowers from local developers and real estate investors to large multi enterprise joint venture projects. This experience, as well as his experience on the boards of Marguerite’s Place and MP Housing, Inc. of Nashua, will be invaluable to CATCH’s growth and development.
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CATCH President Rosemary M. Heard said, “We are so excited to welcome Nancy and James to our incredible board at CATCH. We look forward to working with them and growing from their experiences and unique skills. CATCH is at a unique place in its history, with the growth of Alliance Asset Management and the redevelopment of the Franklin Light & Power Mill, and we are grateful for the exceptional leadership of our board of directors.”
About CATCH Neighborhood Housing
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CATCH Neighborhood Housing is an award-winning, non-profit, housing provider that has been providing affordable homes in Merrimack County for over 25 years. CATCH offers a full spectrum of housing services, such as homebuyer education, housing counseling and foreclosure assistance through HOMEteam NH (www.hometeamnh.org), asset and property management through Alliance Asset Management (www.alliancenh.com), and 284 affordable rental apartments that over 600 low-income adults and children call home. For more information on CATCH Neighborhood Housing call (603) 225-8835 or visit http://www.catchhousing.org.
