The Community Preservation Corporation

Business Intelligence Analyst

• Prepare and deliver Investor reporting packages and data files, including monthly, quarterly, annual, and ad‑hoc reports required by Investors. Ensure all reporting, certifications, remittances, and supporting documentation are accurate, complete, and submitted within required deadlines.
• Reconcile and validate loan‑level data against Investor reports and servicing system records to ensure data integrity. Review Investor files, account reconciliations, payment activity, and wire instructions for accuracy, completeness, and compliance with Investor requirements.
• Support and drive process automation and continuous improvement initiatives to enhance reporting efficiency, accuracy, and operational controls.
• Assist in coordinating internal and external audits, including preparing documentation, managing timelines, and serving as a liaison with auditors and internal stakeholders.
• Facilitate and support compliance‑related meetings by preparing agendas, documenting discussions, and tracking follow‑up actions to ensure timely completion.
• Mentor junior team members by providing guidance, reviewing work, and contributing to team development and knowledge‑sharing initiatives.
• Prepare recurring and ad‑hoc reports for senior leadership, highlighting trends, variances, risks, and key exceptions.
• Collaborate with Finance, Asset Management, and other servicing teams to resolve reporting issues and support internal control requirements.

Senior Investor Reporting Analyst – Commercial Mortgage Servicing, Multifamily Housing

Senior Investor Reporting Analyst, Commercial Mortgage Servicing, Multifamily Housing

Director

• Responsible for working with the leadership of CPC to ensure CPC capitalization is optimal and capital is available.
• Partner with the Deputy CFO on ensuring balance sheet management and capital raises are optimally aligned to ensure maintenance of overall credit rating is maintained, debt terms are optimal, and new capital is accretive to CPC’s overall corporate goals.
• Responsible for delivering capital to support CPC Capital, CPC Communities and Building Innovation and alignment with CPC corporate vision.
• Work with various business leaders to meet the capital needs of their specific businesses to support growth and needs of those businesses.
• Work with businesses on asset disposition as well as refinancings and ensuring alignment with CPC corporate goals for capital allocation, revenue generation and business growth.
• Work with CRO, CFO/CIO and business leaders to structure and create market clearing products to support impact in communities and business growth.
• Conduct thorough due diligence on prospective opportunities including qualitative and quantitative analysis of investment strategy, risk, process, organization, CPC balance sheet considerations, portfolio positions and performance.
• Lead the Capital Strategies team, to include the capital markets executions around GSE paper, construction loan and other debt participations and future opportunities to distribute risk.
• Gather and assess information from internal/external sources to determine how to incorporate into financial models so pricing and structuring of CPC products reflects continued market dynamics.
• Work closely with CEO and CFO on strategic decisions regarding CPC’s capital, liquidity and overall risk exposure.
• Work closely with leadership of the business units to analyze and assess strategic alternatives to include acquisitions, partnership arrangements or potential investments as they arise.
• Maintain a high-quality network of investment thought-leaders and managers and an ability to access those resources for sourcing, manager evaluation and reference checking purposes.

Senior Managing Director, Head of Capital Strategies

IT Support

• Partner cross‐functionally and across CPC’s entities, businesses and functions to continuously evolve a compliance program that ensures:
• ­ Adherence to enterprise-level processes and procedures as required by relevant investors, program agreements, etc.
• ­ Adaptation to changes in the legal, cybersecurity and industry landscapes.
• ­ Identification and escalation of compliance risks.
• Provide ongoing oversight and review of investor and program requirements, manage updates to compliance policies and procedures, and coordinate with functional owners to ensure consistency.
• Create a consistent monitoring program for guidance documents that range from a few to as many as multi-thousands of pages in size, and which may be static for a defined period or iterate on an ongoing basis.
• Lead cross-functional working groups internally, creating and implementing project plans to ensure new requirements are met and that processes and procedures are documented, complementary, efficient and compliant.
• Create and implement an internal audit program, whereby key processes and procedures are tested on a rotating basis.
• Manage relevant annual audits and/or compliance requirements by external parties, leading coordination of in person visits where required, collection and distribution of responses, provision of documentation and resolution of identified issues.
• Manage a minimum of five audits or compliance processes on annual basis.
• Frequency and intensity of audits will vary depending on investor and partner-driven timelines and will include cross-functional internal controls testing that will be ongoing throughout any given year.
• Proactively and independently identify and resolve timeline and documentation provision issues for individual audits.
• Effectively and professionally communicate concerns, issues and opportunities related to the annual requirements internally and externally.
• Maintain a macro view of compliance and risk mitigation requests and best practices across CPC’s investors and partners, and:
• Escalate relevant trends to leadership
• Propose and implement responses that simplify redundant requests
• Manage audits on aggregate and outside of specific audit events; responsible for driving remediation outcomes on a rolling and ad hoc basis.
• Own end‑to‑end strategy and execution for in‑person reviews, including agenda setting, executive preparation, materials quality control, stakeholder alignment, and logistics oversight; ensure seamless day‑of execution (space, technology, access), delegating logistics as appropriate while remaining accountable for outcomes and stakeholder experience.
• As CPC pursues new programs and/or investor opportunities, frame operational impact for the compliance function by participating in stand-up meetings, submitting registrations/contributing to applications and/or performing document reviews. Complete or coordination completion of, and manage submission or distribution of certifications, investor forms or other compliance documentation on an annual or other cadence as required.
• Oversee vendor risk management program, including overseeing completion of relevant due diligence, performance reviews and other investor or program requirements.
• Manage annual Business Continuity Plan updates, calendar for tabletop testing and drive annual compliance training process.

Compliance and Audit Manager – Enterprise Risk, Investor Compliance

Data Analyst

• Maintain project trackers, update timelines, track action items, and provide status updates to IT leadership
• Track software and AI tool licenses, monitor usage, and support renewals and provisioning
• Manage invoice tracking, assist with purchase requests, and maintain vendor and contract records
• Support communication with vendors and track renewal timelines and deliverables
• Produce simple reports on project status, license usage, and IT operational metrics
• Maintain organized records, SOPs, and internal documentation for IT processes
• Pull basic operational metrics: ticket volumes, license usage, hardware inventory changes, spend tracking, and other hardware/software metrics as needed.

IT Operations, Data Analyst

• Partner cross‐functionally and across CPC’s entities, businesses and functions to continuously evolve a compliance program that ensures:
• Adherence to enterprise-level processes and procedures as required by relevant investors, program agreements, etc.
• Adaptation to changes in the legal, cybersecurity and industry landscapes.
• Identification and escalation of compliance risks.
• Provide ongoing oversight and review of investor and program requirements, manage updates to compliance policies and procedures, and coordinate with functional owners to ensure consistency.
• Create a consistent monitoring program for guidance documents that range from a few to as many as multi-thousands of pages in size, and which may be static for a defined period or iterate on an ongoing basis.
• Lead cross-functional working groups internally, creating and implementing project plans to ensure new requirements are met and that processes and procedures are documented, complementary, efficient and compliant.
• Create and implement an internal audit program, whereby key processes and procedures are tested on a rotating basis.
• Manage relevant annual audits and/or compliance requirements by external parties, leading coordination of in person visits where required, collection and distribution of responses, provision of documentation and resolution of identified issues.
• Manage a minimum of five audits or compliance processes on annual basis.
• Frequency and intensity of audits will vary depending on investor and partner-driven timelines and will include cross-functional internal controls testing that will be ongoing throughout any given year.
• Proactively and independently identify and resolve timeline and documentation provision issues for individual audits.
• Effectively and professionally communicate concerns, issues and opportunities related to the annual requirements internally and externally.
• Maintain a macro view of compliance and risk mitigation requests and best practices across CPC’s investors and partners, and:
• Escalate relevant trends to leadership.
• Propose and implement responses that simplify redundant requests.
• Manage audits on aggregate and outside of specific audit events; responsible for driving remediation outcomes on a rolling and ad hoc basis.
• Own end‑to‑end strategy and execution for in‑person reviews, including agenda setting, executive preparation, materials quality control, stakeholder alignment, and logistics oversight; ensure seamless day‑of execution (space, technology, access), delegating logistics as appropriate while remaining accountable for outcomes and stakeholder experience.
• As CPC pursues new programs and/or investor opportunities, frame operational impact for the compliance function by participating in stand-up meetings, submitting registrations/contributing to applications and/or performing document reviews. Complete or coordination completion of, and manage submission or distribution of certifications, investor forms or other compliance documentation on an annual or other cadence as required.
• Oversee vendor risk management program, including overseeing completion of relevant due diligence, performance reviews and other investor or program requirements.
• Manage annual Business Continuity Plan updates, calendar for tabletop testing and drive annual compliance training process.

AVP Compliance and Audit Manager – Enterprise Risk, Investor Compliance

Manager

• Manage a portfolio of approximately 125+ SBL, Conventional, and Affordable Agency loans.
• Monitor loan & asset performance, identify emerging risks, and prepare monthly watchlist comments, Action Plans and risk rating memos.
• Prepare and submit formal requests for Investor approval, including—but not limited to—management changes, extensions, easements, and loan modifications.
• Review or conduct property inspections to assess collateral conditions and follow up with borrowers to ensure timely completion of required repairs.
• Communicate inspection findings and risk considerations to Investors and internal stakeholders.
• Review closing documents for newly originated or converted loans to ensure accurate loan setup and compliance with executed terms.
• Partner with closing teams and legal counsel to obtain missing documentation and ensure proper file setup.
• Monitor delinquencies and upcoming maturities, conduct collection outreach, coordinate late payment letters and charges, and participate in problem‑loan discussions.
• Submit and validate loan‑related system change requests to maintain accurate and compliant loan data.
• Resolve system discrepancies and coordinate with internal teams to prevent downstream reporting issues.
• Partner with internal groups, including Servicing, Legal, Closing and Origination teams to resolve issues and maintain Investor compliance.
• Maintain strong documentation, data accuracy, and adherence to servicing standards across all loan‑level activities.

The Community Preservation Corporation

Senior Investor Reporting Analyst – Commercial Mortgage Servicing, Multifamily Housing

Senior Investor Reporting Analyst – Commercial Mortgage Servicing, Multifamily Housing

Senior Investor Reporting Analyst, Commercial Mortgage Servicing, Multifamily Housing

Senior Managing Director, Head of Capital Strategies

Compliance and Audit Manager – Enterprise Risk, Investor Compliance

IT Operations, Data Analyst

AVP Compliance and Audit Manager – Enterprise Risk, Investor Compliance

Asset Manager, Agency Multifamily

Asset Manager, Agency Multifamily