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The Partnership for Neighborhood Improvement (PNI) has a fifteen-year history of service to the Knoxville, Tennessee community. It is governed by a fourteen-member board balanced between institutional and residential participants, allowing input from both the professional and grassroots levels. Since its inception, PNI has received strong support from the city's business, financial, governmental, and non-profit sectors. These working relationships mesh with PNI's responsive internal structure in order to successfully implement a wide range of beneficial projects. Currently, PNI is contracted by the City of Knoxville to invest federal HUD funding into the Knoxville Empowerment Zone (KEZ), and the Partnership focuses the brunt of its efforts upon that endeavor.
You may wish to visit www.KnoxvilleEmpowermentZone.org for general information about the EZ Plan, or contact us at PNI: 1501 E. Magnolia Ave Knoxville, TN 37917 865-251-5300 fax: 865-594-8795 general@KnoxvilleEmpowermentZone.org
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Terrence Carter, Executive Director tcarter@KnoxvilleEmpowermentZone.org Gaye Delaney, Office Manager general@KnoxvilleEmpowermentZone.org Gwen Winfrey, Project Manager gwinfrey@KnoxvilleEmpowermentZone.org Deborah Porter, Economic Development dporter@KnoxvilleEmpowermentZone.org Mark Ritchie, Communications Coordinator mritchie@KnoxvilleEmpowermentZone.org PNI Newsletters (in PDF format): April 2004 (225KB) September 2004 (1.3MB) Need the latest Adobe Acrobat Reader ? 
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King Purnell, Chairperson Joseph Smith, Vice Chair Julia Tucker, Treasurer Larry Martin, Secretary Renee Kesler, City Partner Therea Cox Jan Everidge Cynthia Finch Wardell Milan Whitney Stanley Dan Smith |
The PNI Board of Directors meets on the first Thursday of each month at 6:00pm at KCDC, 901 Broadway.
The meetings are open to the public.
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