Jaime Weisberg is senior campaign analyst at the Association for Neighborhood and Housing Development (ANHD). She has been at ANHD since 2012 and is responsible for ANHD’s bank reinvestment work, providing research and support to member organizations regarding bank mergers and the Community Reinvestment Act to increase access to banking, loans and investments to support homeownership, small businesses, the construction and preservation of affordable housing and access to quality jobs. She also works with tenant organizers to combat predatory equity lending that threatens affordable multifamily housing in rent-stabilized buildings. Prior to joining ANHD, she helped found Queens Congregations United for Action, a faith-based, multiissue community organization and an affiliate of the PICO Network. She worked there for seven years, where she led and supported grassroots campaigns related to affordable housing, immigration reform, public education, healthcare and other initiatives to improve the quality of life for Queens residents, many of whom were low-income and immigrants. She has an undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering from Cornell University and a Master’s in Social Work from the University of Denver.