Michael Banner

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Michael Banner President and CEO Los Angeles LDC Inc. Inglewood, CA 90302 Experienced high-energy Black financial professional with a 30-year track record of success in community development finance and advisory services. A nationally recognized community development strategist and trustee-key leader with the Urban Land Institute and guest lecturer with USC Department of Economics and Price School. Utilization of a results oriented management style has delivered over $500 million of capital through the design and execution of economic development strategies, nonprofit corporate turnarounds, commercial corridor revitalization, community and economic development programming with community, philanthropic, corporate, educational and governmental stakeholders. Member Directory

Biography: Michael Banner President and CEO Los Angeles LDC Inc. Inglewood, CA 90302 Experienced high-energy Black financial professional with a 30-year track record of success in community development finance and advisory services. A nationally recognized community development strategist and trustee-key leader with the Urban Land Institute and guest lecturer with USC Department of Economics and Price School. Utilization of a results oriented management style has delivered over $500 million of capital through the design and execution of economic development strategies, nonprofit corporate turnarounds, commercial corridor revitalization, community and economic development programming with community, philanthropic, corporate, educational and governmental stakeholders.

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