Building Foundations Project Manager Training

We are excited to announce the Mel King Institute’s Building Foundations Program in partnership with JPNDC and LISC Massachusetts! The Building Foundations Program is designed to provide flexible, accessible training for emerging and mid-level project managers involved in affordable housing development. The program includes drop-in training sessions that address key topics in affordable housing development, and a Clinic Cohort series for 8-10 committed project managers seeking deeper, hands-on learning and peer support. The curriculum combines theory with practice, incorporating real case studies, interactive exercises, and structured guidance from subject matter experts.

 

Building Foundations Program Schedule

June 5-6: Building Foundations Program: Affordable Housing Finance Series 

Our two-day, in-person intensive covers the financial frameworks crucial to affordable housing development. Over the course of four 3-hour sessions, participants will gain a deep understanding of financial modeling, subsidy strategies, and budget management.

 

Clinic Cohort Series

Applications for the Clinic Cohort have closed. For those seeking a more hands-on, intensive experience, apply to join our Clinic Cohort, limited to 8-10 participants. The Clinic Cohort consists of 4 in-person sessions,  designed for project managers actively working on affordable housing projects, offering a consultative, problem-solving environment with seasoned project managers. 

  • Present your project challenges and receive expert advice. 
  • Participate in peer-to-peer learning with fellow project managers. 
  • Work closely with subject matter experts to tackle real-world issues. 

 

Virtual Key Practice Issues Series 

Dive deeper into the operational challenges of affordable housing project management in our Virtual Key Practice Issues Series. Each of these 3-hour virtual sessions focuses on a critical area of project management. Whether you’re working on a large project or looking to sharpen your skills, these sessions are open to everyone. 

March 25: Session 4: Decarbonization

Examine the funding opportunities and strategies for decarbonization in both new construction and rehabilitation projects.