Kevin Edward DuBose is the Director of Housing and Neighborhood Development. In this role, he leads city efforts focused on affordable housing development and neighborhood stabilization. Kevin brings a valuable combination of experience from the public and nonprofit sectors. He has served as an appointee in five mayoral administrations in Knoxville and Macon, Georgia, and has been involved in urban ministry at the Emerald Youth Foundation. Kevin is active in the Knoxville community and serves on the boards of the Restoration House of East Tennessee, the Knoxville Knox County Community Action Committee, and Battlefield Farms, reflecting his interest in housing and food insecurity. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Business and a Master of Urban Regional Planning degree. Kevin is also a member of the 2004 Leadership Knoxville class and the 2014 Consortium for Enterprise Effectiveness class.

Hanneke is working to reimagine affordable housing policy and financing to create a more efficient and equitable system. Hanneke became acquainted with international approaches to affordable housing through her graduate work for the Harvard University Joint Center for Housing Studies. Now, Hanneke is designing innovative affordable housing programs in Chattanooga, working directly with the city's first Chief Housing Officer and Director of Housing Policy. Hanneke holds a Master in Design Studies from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and a Bachelor of Architecture from Syracuse University.

Hannah Davis leads Nashville’s housing innovation and policy work at the Housing Division of Metro Planning. Davis worked at the Mayor’s Office for three years, under two administrations, growing the Barnes Housing Trust Fund from $26M to $100M+ over 3 years to create and preserve over 3,000 affordable units throughout Davidson County. Davis led the creation of the Housing Catalyst Fund, the Mixed-Income Housing PILOT and the Connecting Housing to Infrastructure Program. Davis also supported the launch of a new Division of Housing where she proudly works to increase Nashville’s affordable housing tools. Davis has spent her career at the intersection of impact, innovation, and market forces. She was the Director of Community at the Social Enterprise Alliance, where she worked with over 1,000 startups, nonprofits and companies to increase their impact and drive innovation. Prior to that role, Davis worked in tax preparation, climate science, and East African microfinance. She serves as chair of the Margaret Maddox YMCA board.