Jay Small, the longtime head of the Association for Neighborhood and Housing Development, takes his leave from the housing advocacy group to complete his Revson Fellowship.
Nancy Ignall takes the helm pending a search for a permanent executive director. Myrna Ramone, the Department of Housing Preservation and Development’s deputy commissioner for management and sales, makes a parallel move, switching to a job with the city’s Housing Development Corporation.
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