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 Jaime E. Yordán
Jaime has a distinguished 30-year career in investment banking and finance, with a focus on Latin America. He currently serves as vice chairman, global banking, Latin America for Citi Markets & Banking. Through senior coverage of key clients in the region, as well as capitalizing on significant opportunities in banking, fixed income and equity markets, Jaime continues to build Citi’s successful global banking business in Latin America.
From 1975 to 1990, Jaime worked for JP Morgan, in management positions in the International Banking Department, the National Banking Department and the Mergers and Acquisitions Department. In 1990, he joined Goldman Sachs, where he established a Latin America business for the firm. He was elected general partner in 1992, and in 1999 was named chairman for Latin America. Upon his retirement from Goldman Sachs in 2005, he became advisory director at CDK Group LLC.
Jaime served as a trustee of Enterprise Community Partners, Inc. from 2002 to 2011, and co-chaired Enterprise’s New York Advisory Board. Jaime also served as chairman of the board of Enterprise Community Investment, Inc. from 2008 to 2011, where he oversaw the board’s activity in corporate governance matters and provided insight and guidance to advance Enterprise’s strategic business goals.
He serves on the board of trustees for Hamilton College and is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and Harvard Business School’s Latin America Advisory Committee.
Jaime holds an M.B.A. from Harvard, a master’s degree from Cornell University and a bachelor’s degree from Hamilton College. |
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 Anne-Marie A. Hendrickson - Deputy Commissioner
NYC Dept. of Housing Preservation & Development
In October 2009, Anne-Marie A. Hendrickson was appointed Deputy Commissioner for the newly created office of Asset and Property Management. The Office of Asset and Property Management was created to enhance the Agency’s overall preservation capacity and more effectively manage the expanded portfolio of affordable properties, including oversight of the Mitchell Lama Program. Prior to this, Anne-Marie was the Associate Commissioner of the Division of Management and Disposition, where she assumed responsibility of the
management and future direction for all City-owned inventory, as well as administration of HPD’s contracts with emergency shelter providers.
Anne-Marie began her career at HPD in 1989 in the Construction Management Program. In 1992 she “traded in her typewriter for a hard hat” and became a project manager with the Special Initiatives Program, where she was appointed as the Deputy Director within two years. In this role, she worked together with sixteen not-for-profit housing organizations to restore more than 1,500 occupied housing units for the homeless; bringing the apartments up to federal quality standards. She has held various positions at the Agency, including the Assistant Commissioner of the Division of Alternative Management Programs and Director of the Neighborhood Redevelopment Program.
Anne-Marie is a graduate of the City College of New York. |
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 Peter Magistro - Founder & President
Bronx Pro Real Estate Management, Inc.
Peter Magistro, the President and Founder of Bronx Pro Real Estate Management, holds a master’s degree in finance from Fordham University. Peter began his real estate career in 1972 buying properties in the Bronx and Long Island while pursuing a career at Citibank. After attaining the title of Vice President at Citibank, Peter decided to pursue real estate full time and in 1988 he began Bronx Pro Real Estate Management Inc.
Bronx Pro is a neighborhood-based firm engaged in real estate development, construction oversight, property management, and residential services. The company mission is to create quality affordable housing that is energy efficient and respectful to the needs of its residents and the environment. The firm accomplishes this task by partnering with New York City’s housing agencies and by placing a premium on skilled staff, new technology, building safety, and aesthetically pleasing design. Since 1998, Mr. Magistro has successfully developed 1,202 units of middle and low income housing totaling $222 million in development costs. Currently, the company has about $50 million in predevelopment.
Peter is also active in community affairs, sponsoring the education of children and partnering with homeless prevention agencies. Additionally, he is a member of the 197-A Housing Committee of Bronx Community Board 5, serves on the Enterprise New York Community Advisory Board and is a 7a Administrator. |
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