Code Title Name Room Phone D Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for CPD Harriet Tregoning

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1 Key CPD Staff Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development D Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for CPD Harriet Tregoning Bio D General Deputy Assistant Secretary Cliff Taffet - Bio D Comptroller Vacant FAX Assistant Secretary Facsimile Machine Office of Economic Resilience DOR Acting Director Danielle Arigoni Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Operations DO Deputy Assistant Secretary for Operations Frances Bush - Bio Office of Field Management DC Director Renee Ryles DCF Deputy Director Glenda Williams FAX Office of Field Management Facsimile Machine Office of Policy Development and Coordination DOP Director Steven Washington Office of Technical Assistance and Management DOT Director David Enzel DOTB Director, Budget Division Lisa Abell DOTD Director, Systems Development and Evaluation Valerie D. Coleman Division DOTM Director, Management Division (Administrative Yvette N. Killebrew Officer) DOTT Director, Technical Assistance Division Stephanie Stone FAX Management Division Facsimile Machine Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Economic Development DE Deputy Assistant Secretary for Economic Valerie Piper - Bio Development DE Associate Deputy Assistant Secretary for Economic Development Vacant Office of Community Renewal DER Director Vacant -- --

2 DER Deputy Director Vacant Office of Economic Development DEC Director Vacant DECC Director, Congressional Grants Division Vacant DECG Director, Grants Management Division Vacant Office of Rural Housing and Economic Development DED Director Jackie Williams DED Deputy Director Vacant FAX Office of Economic Development Facsimile Machine Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Special Needs DN Deputy Assistant Secretary for Special Needs Ann Oliva DN Special Assistant for Veterans Programs Vacant Office of HIV/AIDS Housing DNH Director Rita Flegel DNH Deputy Director (Acting) Ben Ayers Office of Special Needs Assistance Programs DNS Director Norman Suchar DNS Deputy Director Tonya Proctor DNSC Director, Community Assistance Division Brian Fitzmaurice DNSP Director, Program Coordinator & Analysis Division Michael Roanhouse DNSS Director, State Assistance Division (Acting) Sherri Boyd FAX Office of Special Needs Assistance Programs Facsimile Machine Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Grant Programs DG Deputy Assistant Secretary for Grant Programs Marion Mollegen McFadden - Bio Office of Affordable Housing Programs DGH Director Virginia Sardone DGH Deputy Director Peter Huber DGHF Director, Financial and Information Services Division Vacant DGHP Director, Program Policy Division Henrietta Owusu DGHR Director, Relocation and Real Estate Division (Acting) William Rudy FAX Office of Affordable Housing Programs Facsimile Machine Office of Block Grant Assistance DGB Director Stan Gimont DGB Deputy Director Jessie Handforth

3 Kome DGBD Director, Disaster Recovery and Special Issues Tennille Parker Division DGBE Director, Entitlement Communities Division Steve Johnson DGBF Director, Financial Management Division Paul Webster DGBS Director, States and Small Cities Division Pamela Glekas Spring FAX Entitlement Communities Division Facsimile Machine FAX Financial Management Division Facsimile Machine Office of Environment and Energy DPV Director Danielle Schopp DPV Deputy Director Vacant DPVP Director, Environmental Planning Division Vacant DPVR Director, Environmental Review Division Barbara Britton Biographies Harriet Tregoning, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Harriet Tregoning leads the Office of Community Planning and Development at the US Department of Housing and Urban Development. She recently led HUD s Office of Economic Resilience, helping regions, cities, counties and towns across the country build a strong foundation for a diverse and prosperous economy based on enhancing community quality of place, economic opportunity, fiscal stability, transportation choice, and affordability. She was previously Director of the District of Columbia Office of Planning, where she worked to make DC a walkable, bikeable, eminently livable, globally competitive and thriving city. Her priorities included re-writing the city s zoning code for the first time in 50 years, planning the revitalization of National Historic Landmark St. Elizabeth s Hospital campus as part of the consolidation of the Department of Homeland Security s Headquarters, and collaborating with her transportation colleagues to bring the nation s (then) largest bike-sharing program to DC in Prior to this she was the director of the Governors Institute on Community Design and co-founded with former Maryland Governor Glendening. She served Governor Glendening as Secretary of Planning. Prior to her tenure in Maryland state government, Tregoning was the director of Development, Community and Environment at the United States Environmental Protection Agency. Tregoning s academic training is in engineering and public policy. She was a Loeb Fellow at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design for Cliff Taffet, Delegated Authority over CPD Programs (Acting) and General Deputy Assistant Secretary Mr. Taffet joined HUD in August 1991, and now serves as the Acting Assistant Secretary for the Office of Community Planning and Development. Mr. Taffet also carries the responsibilities of General Deputy Assistant Secretary (GDAS) for CPD which includes the management and operation of the Office of Community Planning and Development and its programs, including the Community Development Block Grant program, the HOME Investment Partnerships Program, and the Department s homeless assistance programs. Previously, Mr. Taffet was the Director of the Office of Affordable Housing Programs, the Director of the Disaster Recovery Division in the Office of Block Grant Assistance, and the Director of the Shelter Plus Care and Section 8 SRO programs in the Office of Special Needs Assistance Programs, all in CPD. Before coming to HUD, Mr. Taffet served with the City of Jacksonville, Florida's Department of Housing for 10 years where he administered the City's various rehabilitation loan programs, and was project manager for a 754-unit public housing demolition / redevelopment effort. Mr. Taffet received his B.A from the

4 City College of New York and his M.P.A. from the University of North Florida. Frances Bush, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Operations, Community Planning and Development Frances Bush is the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Operations in HUD's Office of Community Planning and Development (CPD). In this role, she is responsible for overseeing CPD's program and salaries and expense budgets and key organizational areas which provide support to CPD Headquarters and field staff to promote affordable housing and community development. In addition, she manages CPD's technical assistance and information technology programs and initiatives and provides management and oversight of CPD's 43 regional and field office divisions. CPD program and activity budgets represent an average annual portfolio of more than $7B annually. Ms. Bush has worked in the fields of housing and community development most of her Federal career, having served as a manager in CPD's Office of Affordable Housing Programs and as the CPD Division Director in the District of Columbia Field Office from 2003 to Ms. Bush has extensive experience working with both CPD formula and competitive grantees and understands HUD's mission from both the headquarters and field perspective. Ms. Bush received a Bachelor of Science degree in Community Planning and Development from the University of the District of Columbia, in Washington, D.C. and studied Public Financial Management at the American University in Washington, D.C. She has also completed certificate programs at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government, and the University of Maryland's School of Public Affairs.

5 Valerie Piper, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Economic Development Valerie Piper serves as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Economic Development at the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development, where she oversees the Offices of Community Renewal, Rural Housing and Economic Development, Grants Management for Economic Development and Brownfields Economic Development Initiatives, and the Congressional Grants Division. Ms. Piper is also responsible for cross-cutting strategies between HUD and other federal agencies to support jobs and small business in HUD economic development goals. Prior to her current role, Ms. Piper has developed and implemented new programs and collaborations in a number of urban and community development situations, including: Developing services and housing for vulnerable families as a Senior Fellow in the Center for Family Economic Success at The Annie E. Casey Foundation; Channeling and developing new leadership talent into large scale neighborhood redevelopment work as Executive Director of the Center for Urban Redevelopment Excellence at the University of Pennsylvania; Working with a broad variety of stakeholders to develop the Chicago Housing Authority's (CHA's) Plan for Transformation, and to implement its redevelopment components, through several positions with CHA and the City of Chicago Department of Housing; Developing new financial products and services for the National Equity Fund; Assisting with the launch of new federal programs, including the Community Development Financial Institutions core program and the mixed finance development approach in the HOPE VI and public housing capital programs. Ms. Piper holds a Master of Government Administration from the Fels Center of Government, University of Pennsylvania, and a B.A. in Architecture from Princeton University, where she graduated magna cum laude. Marion Mollegen McFadden, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Grant Programs Marion Mollegen McFadden is the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Grant Programs in HUD s Office of Community Planning and Development (CPD). In this role, she is responsible for overseeing affordable housing and community development programs, including: Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program, HOME Investment Partnerships program, Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP), and CDBG Disaster Recovery funds, including the new National Disaster Resilience Competition. Before joining CPD in August 2014, she led interagency efforts to guide the use of $50 billion in emergency appropriations for recovery from Hurricane Sandy. She served as Chief Operating Officer and Acting Executive Director for the Hurricane Sandy Rebuilding Task Force, was a founder of the Rebuild by Design competition (named by CNN.com as the first of ten great innovations in 2013), and coordinated the post-task force Sandy work at HUD as a Senior Advisor to the Secretary. She is a finalist for the Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Management Excellence Medal for her work on the Sandy Task Force. For more than a dozen years, Marion served as program counsel to many of HUD s grant and loan guarantee programs. Marion holds a JD magna cum laude from Howard University School of Law (2000) and a BA from Northwestern University (1994).