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2010-2011 Officers
Amin Irving, Ginosko Development
MHC President
Mr. Irving is the President of Ginosko Development
Company and is responsible for the overall performance and
operation of all divisions of the GDC family of companies.
Mr. Irving oversees the selection of various locations, the
preliminary feasibility analyses, the purchase negotiation
of projects, landscaping and architectural design,
municipality processing and debt and equity financing.
Mr. Irving has had previous work experience which
includes Investment Banking in New York City, where he has
gained sagacity in effectively and efficiently operating
development projects. In Citigroup's Real Estate Equity
Division, Mr. Irving conducted various financial analyses
for Sale-Leaseback and Synthetic-Lease deals valued over
$450 million. Some notable deals include Huntington Bank and
Samsung properties.
Mr. Irving was awarded the prestigious Crain's Detroit
Business Top 40 Business Person's under 40 years old. Amin
graduated from the University of Michigan Business School in
Ann Arbor majoring in Finance and Real Estate. He was the
recipient of the University of Michigan Achievement Award.
Amin is the proud husband of Tiffaney Irving.
Mark McDaniel, Great Lakes Capital Fund
MHC Vice President
Mark S. McDaniel is the President and Chief Executive
Officer of the Great Lakes Capital Fund Nonprofit Housing
Corporation and its subsidiary corporations. He has been
with the corporation since its inception. Mr. McDaniel has
raised and committed over $1 billion of investment equity
for affordable housing in the States of Michigan, Indiana,
Wisconsin, and Illinois. Mark has over 30 years of
experience in affordable housing and community development.
This includes his positions as Vice President and President
of a major Michigan-based development company and Director
of Development for a statewide nonprofit housing
corporation. In addition to his professional experience, he
has served on the Board of Directors for a number of
non-profit organizations, which advocate affordable housing
including President of the National Association of State and
Local Equity Funds (NASLEF), Chairman of Federal Home Loan
Bank of Indianapolis Affordable Housing Council, and
founding board member of Habitat for Humanity of Michigan.
Robert Edwards, Plante & Moran
MHC Treasurer
Mr. Edwards serves clients involved in management, development and investment of various tax credit and regulated entities including low-income housing tax credits, historic tax credits, new markets tax credits, and MSHDA, RD, and HUD-financed properties, including audit and tax services. Additionally, he provides consulting services including review of financial projections for investors, preparation of financial projections for developers and investors, and entity structuring consultation. He is a member of the Michigan Association of CPAs (MACPA) and the American Institute of CPAs
(AICPA).
Ted Rozeboom, Loomis, Ewert, Parsley, Davis & Gotting
MHC Secretary
With an extensive knowledge of housing finance with an
emphasis on low income housing tax credits, Ted S. Rozeboom
brings experience in state and federal government to the
Loomis Law Firm. His practice handles affordable housing
developments, historic preservation, federal and state
historic tax credits, community development and real estate
tax exemption. Mr. Rozeboom has been a frequent speaker to
various trade associations on affordable housing, community
development and tax credit issues.
A graduate of George Mason University School of Law, Mr.
Rozeboom spent more than 20 years with various state and
federal agencies and committees including the Michigan State
Housing Development Authority and the U. S. Senate Committee
on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs.
Mr. Rozeboom joined the Loomis Law Firm in 2006 and
became a shareholder in 2008.
Sheldon Winkelman, Honigman Miller Schwartz & Cohn
MHC Chairman
Mr. Winkelman has more than 45 years of experience of
working in a wide variety of commercial real estate and
financing transactions with an emphasis on
government-assisted housing. He represents developers,
institutional lenders, property owners and managers,
borrowers, and investors involved in the acquisition,
construction, financing, syndication, management, operation
and disposition of real estate activities. He was listed in
the Best Lawyers in America 2008 and the 2007 Michigan Super
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