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Ruth Kassel, Director of Operations, Community Investment Trust - Contact and Follow on Zolidar

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Ruth Kassel

Director of Operations, Community Investment Trust

Reynders McVeigh Capital ManagementAlbany, NY, USA

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20 years in higher education and nonprofit work. My passion is partnership and developing people as leaders. My community development work focuses on three core values: financial equity, community ownership, and individual wellbeing.

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