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Howard Slaughter named president/CEO of Habitat for Humanity

HOWARD B. SLAUGHTER
HOWARD B. SLAUGHTER

After an extensive search and interview period, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Pittsburgh announced April 5 that it has named Dr. Howard B. Slaughter Jr. as its new President and Chief Executive Officer.
He will officially take over at the end of the month when Habitat’s longtime Executive Director, Maggie Withrow, retires after 13 years of devoted service.
“The Board and I are thrilled that we were able to attract someone with Dr. Slaughter’s knowledge, reputation and experience,” said Habitat Board President Michael Rizzo.
“I’m excited to see how we can work together to execute the Habitat mission in bigger and better ways. In the brief period of time that I have known him, I am in awe of his energy, drive and passion. The future looks intriguing.”
Howard “Hoddy” Hanna, Chairman and CEO of Howard Hanna Real Estate Service, called Slaughter the “perfect fit” for Habitat.

“I was Chairman of Dr. Slaughter’s Fannie Mae Advisory Board for seven years. He has the right attributes and is a demonstrated leader, someone I’ve known, respected and worked with over 29 years,” said Hanna. “His competence and commitment to ensuring equality, opportunity and homeownership does not elude disadvantaged and underserved communities is unparalleled and crucial for this region.”
Slaughter comes to Habitat with an extensive background in charitable community involvement, with a focus on economic development and housing initiatives. He is the president and CEO of Christian Management Enterprises LLC, a management firm specializing in strategic solutions, project management, small business and real estate development.
Slaughter has previously served as President and CEO of Landmarks Community Capital Corporation, and was also the First Regional Director of Fannie Mae’s Pittsburgh Community Business Center, where he managed a $2 billion mortgage plan and assisted twenty-four thousand individuals and families in becoming homeowners in Southwestern Pennsylvania.
He also serves on numerous boards and committees, including The Pittsburgh Foundation, the Mount Ararat Community Activity Center, and the Howard Hanna Free Care Fund Foundation.
 
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