Renée Dobos recognized as one of Industry Era Women Leaders' 10 Best CEOs of 2022!

Renée Dobos, CEO of Connecticut Housing Partners, is recognized as one of
Industry Era Leaders’ Best CEOs of 2022!   

Connecticut Housing Partners’ 31-year mission is to create and sustain innovative housing, revitalize neighborhoods, prevent homelessness, and enhance the quality of life for low- and moderate-income residents of Connecticut.  

For her dedication to addressing the housing crisis in Connecticut and for being a “Champion of Affordable Housing,” Renee is honored to accept this recognition for her achievements in helping low and moderate-income families reside in safe and stable housing. Under Renée’s leadership, CHP has been awarded the “Best Of” for Non-Profit Affordable Housing Development for 2019, 2020, and 2021. Learn more here.

"Our work in Fairfield County is impactful as providers of affordable housing. The need for safe, clean, affordable rental housing is growing every day. We recognize that having a safe, affordable place to live is essential to achieving financial security,” says Dobos. Renée is truly a Champion for affordable housing. She has immeasurable experience in Affordable Housing development, property management, and resident services.  She also brings many partnerships in the community to the organization that helps stabilize and support families.   

Renée is laser-focused on advancing the mission to develop affordable housing, operate with efficiency, reduce the organization’s carbon footprint, build the Rent Bank, rental assistance program, work with volunteers, enhance the resident services program and much more! She is a leader and community builder. She pledges to be an exceptional steward of these important community assets, foster strong partnerships, and broaden the organization’s impact throughout Connecticut.

Dobos adds, “We are proud to be a chartered member of NeighborWorks America, who creates opportunities for people to live in affordable homes, improve their lives and strengthen their communities.” As a congressionally chartered and funded nonprofit, NeighborWorks supports organizations like CHP that provide communities with affordable housing, financial counseling, and resident engagement, and collaboration in the areas of health, employment, and education.