Congratulations to Jennifer Anderson, Director of Human Resources on her acquisition of the PHR (Professional in Human Resources) Certification.
PHR, or Professional in Human Resources, is a certification for employees who work human resources and want to show their proficiency in HR management. Earning a PHR certification can enhance a human resources manager’s career by providing in-depth education and training in technical and operational elements of working in HR. This includes laws and regulations surrounding human resources, techniques for implementing programs and logistical operations. Candidates can earn their PHR certification by preparing for and passing a three-hour exam that consists of 150 comprehensive questions and 25 pretest questions.
The PHR is notoriously difficult and requires a lot of dedication to earn a passing score. We are so proud of Jeni for all her hard work! Congratulations!
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From capital expenditure projects to maintenance, Sherwin-Williams helps make it easy for multi-family property managers. Like all multi-unit property managers, you need partners you can depend on. So, at Sherwin-Williams, we brought together experts from every corner of our company to lend a hand. With our design specialists, paint advisors, and service professionals, you have the resources you need to make your communities stand out. What’s more, you have our unwavering commitment. Count on our deep experience working with multi-family residences. Count on our more than 150 years of innovation.
Count on us—all of us—to be your partner in success.
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Move will Support Thousands of Affordable Multifamily Housing Units in Nation’s Most Underserved Communities
MCLEAN, Va., Sept. 01, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Freddie Mac (OTCQB: FMCC) will begin ramping up its Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) equity investments, which support affordable housing throughout the United States. The move comes in response to the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s (FHFA) announcement that it has increased the annual cap on Freddie Mac’s LIHTC Equity investments from $500 million to $850 million. Freddie Mac has provided approximately $500 million in LIHTC Equity investments each year since reentering the market in 2018.
“Freddie Mac has built a robust LIHTC Equity investment program, with more than 120 investments in 26 states and Puerto Rico and Guam since 2018,” said Debby Jenkins, executive vice president and head of multifamily for Freddie Mac. “This work has supported the preservation or creation of thousands of units of rental housing, meeting the needs of underserved communities throughout the country. FHFA’s announcement today will allow us to build on this work in the years to come and do so much more to meet the tremendous need for additional safe and affordable housing.” Read more
