About Us

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    Jennifer Carter

    Jennifer’s passion comes from her son who is Autistic. She is passionate to educate and advocate for those in multifamily and make a change for the future generation.

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    Kimberly Hurd

      Kim Hurd is a multifamily industry leader with over 30 years of experience building high-performing teams and developing talent. As a neurodiverse professional and advocate, she brings both lived experience and leadership expertise to advancing neuro-inclusion in the workplace. Kim is also a proud mom to two neurodiverse sons, one with ADD and one with AuDHD, and is currently pursuing her Neurodiversity Coach certification to expand her impact in creating inclusive, people-centered organizations.  

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    Mike Brewer

    TBD

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    Latrice Leake

    Latrice grows inclusive, empowering workplaces where people and performance flourish. A lifelong education champion, she chairs the Maryland Multi-Housing Association’s Education Committee and serves on Mission Rock Residential’s DEI task force. At home, she’s Isaiah’s mom (8): chicken-nugget connoisseur and resident genius with ADHD.

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    Christina Robinson Race

    Christina has more than 25 years of experience in the multifamily industry and is committed to advancing conversations around neurodiversity in the workplace. Diagnosed with ADHD, she is passionate about destigmatizing neurodiverse conditions and highlighting the unique strengths and “superpowers” they bring to the industry.

    She is an active industry leader, having spoken at numerous events, including Apartmentalize 2025, and serving with organizations such as the Greater Nashville Apartment Association (GNAA), Chattanooga Apartment Association, Atlanta Apartment Association, and multiple National Apartment Association committees. Christina is also actively involved in the Multifamily Mentor Matchmaking group, where she helps guide and support the next generation of industry professionals.

Our Vision

To empower the multifamily industry to embrace neurodiversity and cultivate workplaces and living environments where neurodiverse individuals are recognized and supported. 

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Awareness and Advocacy

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Education and Leadership Development

Our Mission

To equip multifamily professionals with the knowledge, tools, and community support to foster neuroinclusive workplaces and living environments where diverse strengths thrive

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Community Building and Peer Support

Tools and Resources Development