As Project Director, Jeremy Carter manages the delivery of an integrated program of grant-making, technical assistance and training for nonprofit organizations to support, strengthen and expand their asset building programs. He also supports NALCAB’s resource development and evaluation initiatives drawing upon his knowledge of HUD Rural Capacity Building, HUD OneCPD/Community Compass, HUD Fair Housing Initiatives, HUD Border Community Capital Initiative, SBA PRIME, US Treasury CDFI, US HHS Community Economic Development, US Commerce MBDA, and USDA Rural Business Development programs.

Jeremy has over 16 years of experience in planning and implementation of development initiatives with culturally and linguistically relevant best practices in disadvantaged communities, primarily Latino and immigrant, across the US and Latin America. His expertise includes small business development and lending, affordable housing development and lending, neighborhood preservation, workforce development, immigrant integration, and financial empowerment projects that build wealth and assets, increase economic opportunity, promote diversity, equity and inclusion, and encourage civic engagement.

Jeremy is bilingual (English/Spanish) and received his Bachelor of the Arts in Spanish from UNC-Wilmington and his Master of Arts in Latin American Studies from the University of Arizona.