Who We Are

Who We Are.

The Ohio Housing Innovation Partnership (OHIP) is a 501(c)(3) established to make housing attainable and affordable for middle-income workers, their families, and seniors. We combine proven leadership and innovative financial tools to deliver solutions that last. 

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    Jerry Hultin

    Chair
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    Global leader in innovation and urban technology; former Under Secretary of the Navy who launched the Navy-Marine Corps Intranet, co-founded Smart Cities NY, and led the NYU-Poly merger; advisory roles include Global Futures Group and the New York Academy of Sciences.

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    Marjory Pizzuti

    Vice Chair
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    Distinguished Central Ohio executive and community leader; former President/CEO of Goodwill Columbus with prior senior roles at Nationwide Children’s Hospital and the Columbus Chamber; honors include YWCA Women of Achievement and Business First Lifetime Achievement.

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    Bruce Luecke

    Board Member
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    Retired CEO of Homeport, Central Ohio’s largest nonprofit affordable housing developer; earlier leadership at Citigroup, Nationwide Bank, and Bank One; board service includes John Carroll University and the Delaware County Transit Board.

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    MJ Gravel

    Project Director
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    Veteran housing development and policy leader (VOA National Services, TWG, NAHT, ODOD), co-chaired Ohio’s 2002 Affordable Housing Task Force that led to a permanent source for the Ohio Housing Trust Fund; former roles with the Ohio Housing Council and OHFA.

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    Jim Bowman

    Financial Advisor
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    Four decades in affordable housing and public finance; former President of NAHT, where he helped deploy $1B+ in equity, advancing preservation and production through mission-driven public-private partnerships.