Raul I. Raymundo is CEO of Chicago’s The Resurrection Project, which, since its founding in 1990, has leveraged capital into $641 million in community investment and positively impacted more than 246,000 individuals in Latino Southwest Side city neighborhoods and western suburbs. TRP seamlessly blends community development, community organizing, human service delivery, and advocacy to build healthier and engaged communities. In 2012, Raymundo led the urgent action needed to avoid massive foreclosures from the failure of Second Federal Savings, a Mexican immigrant-serving financial institution with 1,100 mortgages and over $150 million in community deposits.
