Asset & Fund Management Team

“The work done by NTCIC and NT Solar makes a considerable amount of positive impact through tax credit investing, helping support people in low-income communities throughout the country.”

As a Director of Asset Management, Kimberly Laird leads the Asset Management team responsible for the direct management of the company’s Historic Tax Credit (HTC) and New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) investments.

“The projects we manage at NTCIC bring valuable impact and development in their communities. Each day I’m reminded that our mission has a tangible effect on the lives of individuals in the communities that we serve.”

“Part of my job is to review all of the quarterly reporting for our projects, and I’ve seen businesses transition from our projects into their own brick-and-mortar spaces thanks to the scaling opportunities they initially had in our projects, and that’s a domino effect of the financing that we put forth.”

“For me, our work matters because it keeps history alive in a way that serves communities not only for today, but for the future. It isn’t just preserving buildings; our work helps give communities places to gather and live. By making the projects possible, we ensure that future generations can experience these places while strengthening the communities around them.”

“My work connects each investor to their portfolio performance. I aggregate data to gauge performance metrics of our projects at both the individual and portfolio level. I then format the data and deliver personalized reports to investors. This process helps our investors better track their returns, empowering them to make informed decisions regarding business activities and future investments opportunities.”

“I support the team that monitors real estate projects financed through tax credits, like historic preservation or commercial and residential developments, including in underinvested areas. My work involves helping to organize and improve internal systems, making it easier to track what’s happening across projects.”