Rebuilding Together Hires Jim Nedohon as Chief Development Officer

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Jul 13, 2010, 10:50 ET

WASHINGTON, July 13 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Rebuilding Together, the nation's leading nonprofit working to preserve affordable homeownership, announced the hire of Jim Nedohon as Chief Development Officer.

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Nedohon comes to Rebuilding Together from the nonprofit, WomenHeart: The National Coalition for Women with Heart Disease, as Vice President of Business Development and Administration. Prior to that, Nedohon was Principal of Practical Solutions, LLC. Additionally Nedohon experienced a decade-long career at MCI where he held progressively higher level positions, last of which was Senior Director, Partner Marketing and New Business Development.

In his new role as Chief Development Officer, Nedohon will oversee all development strategies. Nedohon's expertise and tactical experience will further Rebuilding Together's position as the nation's leading nonprofit working to preserve affordable homeownership.

"Rebuilding Together is pleased to announce this impressive addition to our senior staff," said President and CEO of Rebuilding Together, Gary A. Officer. "We are confident that Jim's career experience and successes position him to initiate positive growth of our organization and additional achievements that will allow us to serve more communities nationwide."

Jim is a graduate of Georgetown University and has developed a strong career reputation in both the corporate and nonprofit fields.

ABOUT REBUILDING TOGETHER

Rebuilding Together is the nation's leading nonprofit organization working to preserve affordable homeownership and revitalize neighborhoods by providing extensive rehabilitation and modification services to those in need at no cost to those served. With the help of everyday citizen volunteers, skilled trades people, the support of local business and major corporate partners, Rebuilding Together affiliates in America's largest cities and smallest towns make life considerably better for thousands of low-income homeowners and the communities in which they live by completing 10,000 projects per year. Rebuilding Together has programs dedicated to energy efficiency, veteran's housing, aging in place and gulf coast reconstruction.

For more information, visit www.RebuildingTogether.org. You can also follow Rebuilding Together on Twitter @rebldgtogthr or become a fan on Facebook at Facebook.com/RebuildingTogether.

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