Following a national search, Doris W. Koo has been named president and chief executive officer of Enterprise Community Partners, a provider of development capital and expertise for affordable housing based in Columbia, Md.Ms. Koo, who is now an executive vice president, will succeed Bart Harvey as president and CEO on Jan. 1, at which time Mr. Harvey will assume the full-time role of chairman of the board of Enterprise Community Partners, Enterprise Community Investment, and Enterprise Community Loan Fund. The company said Ms. Koo has 30 years' experience in affordable housing and community development. Before joining Enterprise in 2001, she was deputy executive director of the Seattle Housing Authority. The company can be found online at http://www.enterprisecommunity.org.
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