Our Team
Valerie Rosenberg, Executive Director
As the inaugural Executive Director of Mobility Works, Valerie Rosenberg is focusing on strengthening our member network, expanding our areas of practice, and creating opportunities for mobility participant leadership in our advocacy efforts. She is a collaborative leader who strives to reinforce and leverage the many assets of her team members and stakeholders. She joined Mobility Works from the field of philanthropy, where she was Chief of Staff of two private foundations, providing nimble leadership across the foundations’ programs, operations, communications, and organizational development. Previously, she was Vice President of the Fund for Public Housing and Deputy Director of Public/Private Partnerships at the New York City Housing Authority, where she cultivated strategic investments in public housing communities. She has also worked in policy development and analysis, advocacy, education, and direct social service provision. Valerie holds a BA from Brandeis University and an MPP from the University of California, Berkeley.
Kristina Garrity, Community Engagement Director
Kristina Garrity joined the Mobility Works team as the Community Engagement Director in 2024. With experience in fields such as K-12 education, climate tech, and immigration, she is leveraging her skills in community building, programming, facilitation, and project management to expand the reach of Mobility Works’ current offerings. Kristina is also a committed organizer. As part of her current doctoral project on the mutual aid networks that developed in New York City during the COVID-19 pandemic, she spends her time outside of Mobility Works engaging in various community care initiatives. Kristina is a graduate of Columbia University and holds an MSc from the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, where she is currently a doctoral candidate in the Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology.
Founding Organizational Members
Board Members
Olivia Barrow Strauss
Olivia Barrow Strauss is Vice President, Neighborhood Development, within Global Philanthropy at JPMorgan Chase & Co. In this role, she works across Corporate Responsibility to lead philanthropic and policy strategies that advance the firm’s Housing Market Affordability priorities….
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Olivia previously served as the Deputy Director for National Policy and Advocacy at the Low Income Investment Fund (LIIF), a national non-profit Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), where she helped lead a strategic influence agenda across affordable housing and impact lending. Prior to joining LIIF in 2019, she worked as a Senior Policy Analyst at Enterprise Community Partners and helped lead the organization’s affordable housing and community development tax credit advocacy efforts. Olivia received a bachelor’s degree in public policy and a master’s degree in public administration from The George Washington University.
Rob Breymaier
Rob Breymaier is the principal of Community Solutions Collaborative, which consults organizations and agencies on strategies to affirmatively further fair housing through equitable community development, expanding low-income housing choice, increasing the affordable housing stock in high-opportunity neighborhoods, and more. He was the Executive Director of the Oak…
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Park Regional Housing Center from 2006 to 2018, where he ran the nation’s foremost example of actively promoting the affirmative furthering of fair housing.
Rob began with the fair housing movement in 1996 as an intern at the Toledo Fair Housing Center. Later, he conducted investigations in Chicago and Albuquerque, including work for HUD’s 2000 Housing Discrimination Survey in both Phase I and Phase III. From 2004 to 2006, Rob spent time as the Director of Community Relations at the Leadership Council for Metropolitan Open Communities where he worked with staff implementing the Gautreaux II program in addition to leading fair housing research, organizing, and policy efforts. In 2008, Rob led a successful advocacy effort to ensure that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac would not use zip codes or other geographic criteria as determinants in their pricing models and in 2014 he directed the Fair Housing and Equity Analysis for the Chicago Region through a contract with the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning. Rob served as President of the Chicago Area Fair Housing Alliance for 10 years, where he played a key role in promoting source of income protection laws for voucher holder at the local and state levels. he also served as a Commissioner on the Cook County Commission on Human Rights. Rob has a Master’s degree in Geography and Planning from the University of Toledo where he studied urban geography and regional planning. He is a member of the Class of 2017 in Leadership Greater Chicago.
Adria Crutchfield
Adria Crutchfield is the Board Chair and President of Mobility Works. She is also an affordable housing and community development leader with public service experience that spans federal, state, and local government legislative and executive branches. Since February 2019, she has served as the Executive Director of the Baltimore Regional Housing Partnership,…
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dedicated to helping families escape poverty through access to high-quality housing in areas with strong schools, low crime, and ample job opportunities.
Immediately prior to joining BRHP, Adria served as Chief of Staff at the New York City Department of Buildings where she advised the Commissioner on the administration and execution of agency priorities including organizational restructuring, improving the safety of construction sites, and the Mayor’s goals to develop affordable housing; support small businesses; and build a more sustainable, and equitable City.
Previously, Adria worked as the Senior Advisor to the Executive Vice President for Capital Projects at the New York City Housing Authority, the largest public housing authority in the country. In this capacity, she supported the day-to-day operations and management of 400 employees responsible for planning, designing, and delivering a $2 billion, five-year construction program. She has held roles in external affairs, issue advocacy, and coalition building focused on improving the quality of life of vulnerable populations and creating vibrant cities. Adria is a graduate of Washington University in St. Louis where she studied architecture and American University where she earned her master’s in public policy.
Bryan Greene
Bryan Greene is Vice President of Policy Advocacy at the National Association of REALTORS® where he oversees all legislative and regulatory advocacy on behalf of the association’s 1.4 million members. Bryan joined NAR in November 2019 and spent his first year at NAR raising the association’s profile in Washington and nationwide on all fair housing-related…
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policy matters as NAR’s first Director of Fair Housing Policy.
Before joining NAR, Bryan served for ten years as the highest-ranking career official in HUD’s Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity (FHEO), where he oversaw the policy direction and operational management of the 600-person office enforcing the nation’s housing anti-discrimination laws. Under Bryan’s leadership as FHEO General Deputy Assistant Secretary, HUD pursued large-scale, high-profile cases that addressed systemic discrimination and provided widespread relief. Bryan also managed HUD’s Fair Housing Assistance Program (FHAP) and HUD’s Fair Housing Initiatives Program (FHIP), which together provide over $70 million to state and local government agencies and nonprofit organizations fighting discrimination in local communities.
Bryan has held other senior positions at HUD during his three decades at the agency, including a stint as the Associate Deputy Assistant Secretary for Economic Affairs in HUD’s Office of Policy Development and Research (PD&R), where he worked to reduce regulatory barriers to affordable housing. Bryan was the 2007 recipient of the Presidential Rank Award, the highest federal honor bestowed upon federal senior executives for outstanding service. Bryan earned his degree in Government from Harvard University.
Catherine Johnson
Catherine Johnson, Executive Director of Housing Choice Partners, has worked in affordable housing and mobility counseling programming for more than 25 years. Catherine started her career as a Housing Counselor for the Leadership Council for Open Communities in 1991,…
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had the opportunity to work with the Gautreaux Assisted Housing Program. The Gautreaux Program resulted from the nation’s first public housing desegregation lawsuit which later became an integral part of housing policy. Catherine also worked as a Housing Specialist at CHAC Inc./Quadel, when the organization administered the Chicago Housing Authority’s Housing Voucher Program. Since 2000, Catherine has been integral to Housing Choice Partners’ Chicago and suburban housing mobility programs. She is an expert in mobility program best practices and effective program design. Catherine is certified in HUD Housing Quality Standards, federal Housing Choice Voucher program policies, and homeowner and foreclosure counseling. She received her BA in Public Relations from Mississippi State University and is a 2024 Civic Leadership Academy Fellow at the University of Chicago.
Rical King
Rical King is from Illinois where, as a young child, she watched her parents (her mom was a nurse for more than 45 years, her father a long-time Post Office manager) and many people in her neighborhood work long hours, yet they did not have opportunities to live in communities that were flourishing. She believes that families deserve opportunity and support so they can better their…
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circumstances, and she is motivated to help those who have been left behind, and to help her community as a whole.
Rical was able to participate in a mobility program, which made all the difference in the world for her and her family, so she serves on the Mobility Works board, which is an opportunity for her to pay in forward and serve as many people as possible. She believes that in working with Mobility Works, she can use her skills, creativity, and experience to improve the lives of others. She has worked and volunteered at other nonprofits and is currently a member of the Housing Choice Partners Participant Advisory Council. In addition to volunteering, she enjoys attending church and meeting the needs of her community.
Ann Lott
Ann Lott is an affordable housing leader dedicated to expanding and preserving housing for low-income families. She is the current Executive Director of the Inclusive Communities Project (ICP). In this role, Ann leads the charge to increase low-income families’ access to housing in thriving communities that provide a clear path to high-performing schools and gainful employment….
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ICP works closely with housing developers and allies to build affordable housing in low-poverty neighborhoods and addresses the fair housing impediments clients face when moving to these communities. Before joining ICP, Ann was President & CEO of a large public housing authority. During her tenure, she spearheaded its housing mobility program and led the mission to revitalize public housing communities and build public housing in low-poverty neighborhoods.
Barbara Sard
Barbara Sard retired from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities in June 2019, where she had led the Housing team for more than 20 years (with the exception of 18 months as Senior Advisor for Rental Assistance to then HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan). Previously, she was a legal services attorney, primarily in Boston. For much of her career, Barbara focused on improving the…
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federal Housing Choice Voucher program, particularly with the goal of expanding families’ access to neighborhoods where their children can thrive. She now works as a housing policy consultant.
Chanttani Schrock
Chanttani Schrock is based in the Dallas area and currently works as an executive assistant at a large insurance company, where she supports six sales leaders. She holds a degree in paralegal studies and is a self-taught housing voucher advocate and an active member of the Inclusive Communities Project’s client advisory board. Chanttani is the founder of the CY3 Consulting Firm,…
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which helps clients create budgets, build and repair credit, and more. She is also the founder of the Facebook Group: “Housing Choice Voucher (FORMERLY Section 8) Empowerment and Prosperity Group” and the proud mother to her only daughter who is currently pursuing her bachelor’s degree at an out of state HBCU.
She has the gift of empathy, radiates joy in any room that she is in, and has a servant’s heart. She has always had a passion for helping others, but it was not until her own unfortunate experience as a Housing Choice Voucher recipient, that she had dealt with enough of the “legal” discrimination against her family that it lit the fire for her to speak out and to speak up for other voucher holders who were afraid.
Chanttani aspires to educate, empower, and help voucher participants evolve toward self-sufficiency while taking full advantage of what the program offers. She also seeks to educate landlords on the benefits of renting to voucher participants and to remove the negative narrative behind “Section 8”.
LaKita Steel
LaKita Steel, a native of Long Island, New York, serves as a community advocate for clients with vouchers there and in nearby Queens. She is also an Assistant Property Manager intern at a real estate agency, handling tenant questions and complaints, processing rental applications, checking background and credit, and leasing. LaKita has a Bachelor of Science in Business with…
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a minor in Mass Communications from St. John’s University, a Master of Art in Public Relations from Full Sail University, and is currently enrolled in a doctoral program at Capella University, studying Human Services with a specialization in Leadership and Organizational Management. LaKita is dedicated to helping families with Housing Choice Vouchers and anything related to human services. She loves music, art, movies, fashion, sports, books, exercising, meditation, church, friends, and family, especially her children. She lives by 3 P’s: Passion, Purpose, and Persistence.
Philip Tegeler
Philip Tegeler is the Executive Director of PRRAC and is an expert on federal housing law and policy, specializing in the intersection of federal civil rights law and federal and state housing program implementation. Philip has authored a number of publications on the Housing Choice Voucher program, federal housing policy, and the reciprocal relationship between housing and school policy….
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He is a graduate of Columbia Law School.
Vrunda Vaghela
Vrunda Vaghela is a Portfolio Director of Place Matters at Blue Meridian Partners, supporting investees in place-based partnerships, serving as a connector across community leaders and core partners, and providing strategic management of investees.
Prior to joining Blue Meridian, Vrunda was a Senior Director for National Initiatives at…
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Enterprise Community Partners, focused on comprehensive community development strategies that lead to equitable outcomes. Vrunda has led the development of several cross-cutting initiatives and place-based programs to address a range of issue areas that center on advancing racial equity, including public health and affordable housing, economic mobility, and climate resilience strategies. She has also worked internationally to develop community-driven urban development programs empowering underserved communities to address issues of housing, infrastructure, land tenure, and women’s livelihoods in Gujarat, India, and Kigali, Rwanda.
Vrunda earned a Master of Urban Planning from the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at New York University, and graduated from Mississippi State University with a Bachelor of Architecture.
Technical Assistance & Training Contributors
Lautaro Cantar (Consultant)
Lautaro Cantar is a data scientist currently working as Data Analyst at Argentina’s Ministry of the Interior, Public Works, and Housing. He has previously worked at the Modernization Secretariat under the Chief of the Argentine Cabinet of Ministers, the Boston Area Research Initiative,…
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Lautaro Cantar (Consultant)
and The American City Coalition. He received an MS in Urban Informatics from Northeastern University (Boston, MA) and a BA in Economics from Universidad Nacional de La Plata. His current work and research interests stand in the application of data science tools for making public policy decisions: how can we help policymakers make better public policies? He is also interested in data automatization, data visualization, and data literacy.
Pete Cimbolic (BRHP)
Pete Cimbolic is the managing director of operations and program evaluation at BRHP. His responsibilities include the oversight of organizational operations and developing new lines of business. He is also responsible for evaluating and enhancing core programs. Previously, Pete worked at the ACLU of…
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Maryland assisting with the Thompson v. HUD lawsuit, and supporting other fair housing work. Pete holds a bachelor’s degree in philosophy from Catholic University. In his free time, Pete enjoys walking his dog and enjoying all that Baltimore has to offer.
Adria Crutchfield (BRHP)
Adria Crutchfield is the Board Chair and President of Mobility Works. She is also an affordable housing and community development leader with public service experience that spans federal, state, and local government legislative and executive branches. Since February 2019, she has…
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served as the Executive Director of the Baltimore Regional Housing Partnership, dedicated to helping families escape poverty through access to high-quality housing in areas with strong schools, low crime, and ample job opportunities.
Immediately prior to joining BRHP, Adria served as Chief of Staff at the New York City Department of Buildings where she advised the Commissioner on the administration and execution of agency priorities including organizational restructuring, improving the safety of construction sites, and the Mayor’s goals to develop affordable housing; support small businesses; and build a more sustainable, and equitable City.
Previously, Adria worked as the Senior Advisor to the Executive Vice President for Capital Projects at the New York City Housing Authority, the largest public housing authority in the country. In this capacity, she supported the day-to-day operations and management of 400 employees responsible for planning, designing, and delivering a $2 billion, five-year construction program.
She has held roles in external affairs, issue advocacy, and coalition building focused on improving the quality of life of vulnerable populations and creating vibrant cities.
Adria is a graduate of Washington University in St. Louis where she studied architecture and American University where she earned her master’s in public policy.
Alexandra Curley (Consultant)
Alex Curley is principal of AMC Research and Consulting, LLC, and is a Research Affiliate at the National Initiative on Mixed-Income Communities at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences at Case Western Reserve University. She specializes in program development and…
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evaluation of housing mobility programs, mixed-income communities and other housing policies and programs.
Alex has worked with the Urban Institute, the American City Coalition, the Dukakis Center for Urban and Regional Policy at Northeastern University, as well as the OTB Research Institute for Housing and the Urban Mobility Studies in the Netherlands. She holds a Ph.D. in Sociology from Boston University.
Catherine Johnson (HCP)
Catherine Johnson, Executive Director of Housing Choice Partners, has worked in affordable housing and mobility counseling programming for more than 25 years. Catherine started her career as a Housing Counselor for the Leadership Council for Open Communities in 1991, where she…
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had the opportunity to work with the Gautreaux Assisted Housing Program. The Gautreaux Program resulted from the nation’s first public housing desegregation lawsuit which later became an integral part of housing policy. Catherine also worked as a Housing Specialist at CHAC Inc./Quadel, when the organization administered the Chicago Housing Authority’s Housing Voucher Program. Since 2000, Catherine has been integral to Housing Choice Partners’ Chicago and suburban housing mobility programs. She is an expert in mobility program best practices and effective program design. Catherine is certified in HUD Housing Quality Standards, federal Housing Choice Voucher program policies, and homeowner and foreclosure counseling. She received her BA in Public Relations from Mississippi State University and is a 2024 Civic Leadership Academy Fellow at the University of Chicago.
Shamira Lawrence (ICP)
For more than 20 years, Shamira Lawrence has served the community in various roles ranging from teacher to program director to housing counselor. Her work has encompassed the worlds of education, nonprofit, and government, and has allowed her to serve adults, families, and students….
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Shamira has worked at ICP for more than 10 years, first as a mobility counselor and now as the mobility program director.
Ann Lott (ICP)
Ann Lott is an affordable housing leader dedicated to expanding and preserving housing for low-income families. She is the current Executive Director of the Inclusive Communities Project (ICP). In this role, Ann leads the charge to increase low-income families’ access to housing in thriving communities that provide a clear path to high-performing schools and gainful employment….
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ICP works closely with housing developers and allies to build affordable housing in low-poverty neighborhoods and addresses the fair housing impediments clients face when moving to these communities. Before joining ICP, Ann was President & CEO of a large public housing authority. During her tenure, she spearheaded its housing mobility program and led the mission to revitalize public housing communities and build public housing in low-poverty neighborhoods.
José Loya (Consultant)
José Loya is an Assistant Professor in Urban Planning at UCLA’s Luskin School of Public Affairs. His research addresses Latino issues in urban areas by connecting ethno-racial inequality and contextual forces at the neighborhood, metropolitan, and national levels. His research discusses several…
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topics related to stratification in homeownership, including ethno-racial, gender, and Latino disparities in mortgage access. José received his PhD. at the University of Pennsylvania in Sociology and holds a master’s degree in Statistics from the Wharton School of Business at Penn. Prior to graduate school, José worked for several years in community development and affordable housing in South Florida.
Barbara Samuels (Consultant)
Barbara Samuels is formerly the Managing Attorney of the ACLU of Maryland’s Housing program. She was the lead ACLU counsel in multiple cases challenging governmental housing policies that foster segregation, including Thompson v. HUD, a landmark public housing desegregation case. She helped…
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found and serves on the Board of Directors of the Baltimore Regional Housing Partnership, a nonprofit created as part of the Thompson v. HUD remedy to provide housing opportunities in low poverty and racially integrated neighborhoods for more than 4,400 Baltimore City families. She has awards from groups such as the NAACP and the Maryland Legal Services Corporation, and she was named one of Maryland’s “Top 25 Human Rights and Justice Champions” by the Legal Aid Bureau (2011), Before joining the ACLU in 1993, Barbara was a legal services housing attorney in Baltimore at the Legal Aid Bureau and in Southwest Virginia. She received her law degree with honors from George Washington University, and her B.A. from Bucknell University.
Philip Tegeler (PRRAC)
Philip Tegeler is the Executive Director of PRRAC and is an expert on federal housing law and policy, specializing in the intersection of federal civil rights law and federal and state housing program implementation. Philip has authored a number of publications on the Housing Choice Voucher program, federal…
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housing policy, and the reciprocal relationship between housing and school policy. He is a graduate of Columbia Law School.
Gretchen Weismann (Consultant)
Gretchen focuses on policy design, program development and implementation, and research and evaluation of rental housing and supportive services models at the local, state and national level. She contributes to a…
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variety of Mobility Works technical assistance projects. Other recent work includes the development and analysis of a large survey of Boston metro area HCV participants’ experience and location outcomes when searching for housing. Gretchen has worked for the Dukakis Center for Urban and Regional Policy at Northeastern University, Abt Associates, Greater Boston Legal Services, The City of Boston, at The Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development managing the Moving to Work program and homeless initiatives, and with the Urban Institute on a multi-site mixed-method evaluation of the Moving to Opportunity Program. She has an MPA from Northeastern University and a Ph.D. in Planning and Urban Studies from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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