Enterprise Community Investment Inc., a Columbia, Md.-based provider of capital for affordable housing, has announced a realignment of the company's management team as part of a restructuring of business lines.Charlie Werhane, formerly executive vice president and chief operations officer, has been promoted to vice chairman and COO. He will be the overall head of production for Enterprise's low-income housing tax credit syndication, multifamily mortgage, and structured finance product lines. Holly Stagmer, formerly the company's chief financial officer, has been promoted to EVP for finance, credit, and asset management, and Helen Whitehead has been promoted to EVP and chief administrative officer. Several other promotions were announced as well. The company noted that it had announced its intention last November to implement an integrated business model for all its community development products and services. Enterprise can be found online at http://www.enterprisecommunity.com.
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