ETOD expansion Growing ETOD footprint from seven eHubs to nearly two dozen Elevated Chicago Plus communities indicates a scalable demand for transit-oriented development focused on equity, climate resiliency, health, and culture. Potential sales opportunity: offer funding coordination, impact measurement, and implementation support for citywide ETOD initiatives and green infrastructure projects.

Policy leadership Led the City of Chicago's first ETOD Policy Plan and facilitated multiple policy demonstrations demonstrates credibility in policy design and government-facing engagements. Potential sales opportunity: provide advisory services, policy analytics, and implementation support for municipalities pursuing equitable development frameworks and grant programs.

Partnership network Collaborative model spanning nonprofit, public, and private sectors, plus partnerships with IFF, Center for Neighborhood Technology, SPARCC, and WALDER Foundation grants. Potential sales opportunity: offer cross-sector collaboration platforms, coalition-building services, and joint grant-ready project pipelines.

Funding trajectory Significant revenue scale with notable grants and multi-year funding activity, including a $400K foundation grant and a broad revenue range signaling growth potential, alongside a separate funding of $250K. Potential sales opportunity: propose scalable financing, programmatic funding packages, and grant-writing or fundraising support to accelerate ETOD projects.

Technology stack Utilizes a modern tech stack (WordPress, Shopify, Wrike, Piwik PRO Core, Mailchimp, Sucuri) for digital presence, operations, and analytics. Potential sales opportunity: offer an integrated technology modernization plan, data analytics enhancements, donor/customer engagement optimization, and cybersecurity hardening services tailored to mission-driven organizations.