Peter C. Chung is a highly experienced and transformational leader with over 40 years of expertise in guiding organizations through all stages of the business lifecycle. His career spans across diverse industries, including high tech, oil & gas, healthcare, and affordable housing. Known for his strategic vision and deep knowledge of human resources, business planning, and change management, Peter has consistently delivered impactful results by connecting people, finance, and technology to drive growth and organizational success. Peter has a strong track record of reducing turnover, enhancing corporate culture, and leading successful mergers and acquisitions. His leadership has resulted in significant cost savings, improved employee morale, and optimized operational efficiency across organizations. He is also a recognized thought leader in the HR field, having worked on high-profile projects such as consolidating payroll systems, developing competency models, and implementing total rewards strategies. As a mentor and advisor, Peter is passionate about sharing his knowledge and helping businesses solve complex challenges. His ability to work collaboratively with leadership teams to create actionable solutions has made him a trusted advisor in the areas of HR transformation and organizational development.

Frank W. Woodruff is a results-driven executive with over 20 years of experience in community development, public policy, and organizational leadership. As the Executive Director of the National Alliance of Community Economic Development Associations (NACEDA), Frank has led efforts to transform the organization into a key national voice for over 6,000 community development organizations. Under his leadership, NACEDA’s budget grew from $200,000 to $1.5 million, and its membership expanded from 27 to 6,000 organizations. Frank's strategic vision has shaped capacity-building programs, advocacy efforts, and research initiatives, all focused on advancing economic opportunities for underserved communities. A seasoned public speaker and published author, he frequently addresses issues such as affordable housing, racial equity, and community reinvestment, contributing to major industry publications and national discussions on public policy.

Abigail “Abby” Shank is a trailblazer in real estate development and housing innovation, with 16 years of experience transforming complex concepts into groundbreaking solutions. As the Founder and CEO of Tiny Estates and Live Tiny, she redefined affordable housing by establishing the world’s largest tiny home resort and leading zoning, code compliance, and patented construction advancements. A multilingual entrepreneur and licensed realtor, Abby has consulted for corporations, municipalities, and celebrities while shaping industry standards as a member of the International Code Council. Her visionary leadership and strategic expertise make her a sought-after contributor in the evolving housing landscape.

Ethical investment strategies in real estate are reshaping how investors approach distressed properties and neighborhoods, emphasizing community enhancement and sustainable growth. This approach goes beyond financial returns, prioritizing affordable housing, environmentally sustainable practices, and community-centric renovations to foster inclusivity and long-term stability. Engaging stakeholders through open dialogue, local partnerships, and transparent practices ensures investments are aligned with community needs and values. Measuring success through social and environmental impacts, alongside financial gains, demonstrates the transformative potential of ethical investing to create equitable and vibrant communities while addressing critical housing and development challenges.

Cyrus Nury is a Senior Planner with a strong background in real estate development, urban planning, and financial analysis, currently pursuing an MBA with a Real Estate Specialization at UCLA Anderson School of Management. With over eight years of professional experience, he has successfully led major construction and development projects at UCLA Capital Programs and Atlantic Pearl Investments, managing portfolios valued at over $140 million. Cyrus is skilled in financial modeling, project management, and stakeholder communication, consistently delivering results that align with both financial goals and organizational priorities. His leadership, strategic thinking, and expertise in the real estate sector position him as a valuable asset in shaping innovative, community-focused development projects.

In recent years, ethical investing has transformed from a niche concept into a mainstream strategy that balances financial returns with social and environmental impact. This approach is increasingly relevant in the realm of distressed property investments and neighborhood revitalization. Ethical investing focuses on more than just profits; it emphasizes community enhancement, sustainable practices, and stakeholder engagement. By prioritizing community-centric renovations, affordable housing initiatives, and eco-friendly practices, ethical investors can drive meaningful change in distressed areas. Engaging with local stakeholders through transparent dialogue and partnerships ensures that investments align with community needs and aspirations. Ultimately, ethical investing not only fosters long-term economic growth but also supports the creation of inclusive and vibrant communities.