PIEDMONT HOUSING ALLIANCE | COURSE PORTFOLIO PROJECT PT.1 | GB519 DECISION MAKING AND MEASUREMENT |

TRAVIS N.T. DORSO
2/14/2012
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Abstract

In the interest of the current economy, it would be of curiosity to look into the depths of companies that are currently being funded by the government and where these funds are being used. As the economy recesses more than progresses, consumers are finally becoming more aware of how taxes are being spent.

This review is to evaluate an organization based on its product or service provided by critiquing its financial, customer, internal business and learning and growth. As the review is being read, also found will be the significant costs that are associated with the organization in an attempt to identify its quality of its product or service and if it has a significant effect on it environment, whether internal or on the economy.

Piedmont Housing Alliance

Piedmont Housing Alliance, for abbreviation (PHA), is a service oriented nonprofit organization that is federal funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, which will have the abbreviation of (HUD), Virginia Fair Housing Office, abbreviation (VFHO), as well as receiving funds from both local, state, and county governments. Its organizational goal, PHA, is to ensure quality of life by offering a variety of community development services that are targeted towards low to moderate income families in the area. Its organization is broken down into two synced divisions; Affordable Development and Special Projects, and Housing Counseling and Fair Housing.

Within PHA, Affordable Development and Special projects has various limit liability companies that are involved in various housing projects and rental properties. Each project is a renovation, redevelopment or brand new development that is funded by tax credits, federal grants, or both,