CEO, The Rosenthall Group
Jackson, United StatesThe Rosenthall Group SIR YOU PROFILE IS HAVING POWER, QUALITIES & ART'S , TO MAKE OUR EARTH BEAUTIFUL ON HUMANITARIAN GROUND GOOD COMMUNICATION AMONG DEVELOPED , DEVELOPING ,& LESS DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Profile Information
Mr. Rosenthall began his career as a mortgage banker with The Kimbrough Investment Company of Jackson, Mississippi in 1973. He quickly applied his skills to real estate underwriting and loan portfolio management. After completing HUD training, he was authorized to process subdivisions, subsidized multifamily housing developments and large commercial loans.
Mr. Rosenthall had several years of government employment including Postmaster for the US Postal Services and Senior Staff Manager for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. He reported directly to a two-star General where he acquired experience in major project development ($3 Billion Tenn-Tom water project, $50 million Red-River Development and many others). After government employment, Mr. Rosenthall was one of the founders of the first African American Bank in Mississippi. His successful structure of the real estate department increased African American home ownership in Jackson, Mississippi by 13% in three years.
Mr. Rosenthall acquired a vast knowledge of financing homes for very low, low and moderate income families. He worked as a developer/builder for Jenkins Realty where he was responsible for manufacturing and marketing modular homes, land acquisition, real estate and large-scale developments. Mr. Rosenthall has aggressively and successfully acquired residential and commercial properties for development and investment purposes. He has been involved in the development and financing of over 3000 housing units in Pennsylvania, Louisiana, and Mississippi.
He has quality proven experience in State and Federal Housing programs including Tax Credits programs, HUD grants/programs, bond financing and Federal Home Banks/grants/loan funding. After the 2005 hurricanes, he served as an affordable housing consultant for FEMA and HUD in Mississippi and Louisiana. He has developed comprehensive strategic affordable housing plans for cities in Mississippi and Louisiana.
Mr. Rosenthall founded The Rosenthall Group in 2005. He has served as board member for a bank, Chamber of Commerce, The Presidential Business Advisory Council, Congressional Black Caucus Brain Trust and Forbes Advisory Panel. Presently, he is project manager for the $1 Billion Entertainment District in the rebuilding process in New Orleans.
Mr. Rosenthall is also a Project Developer for the G 7 Humanitarian,
Pureheart foundation and is direct to five Private Placement Programs with Trading Platforms.
THE ROSENTHALL GROUPS, which has diversified fields of BUSINESS and PRODUCTION activities. Bank, Hospital, water, waste, gold, diamonds and Oil Including Humanitarian projects and Five Private Placement Programs with Trading high Yael Programs.
THE ROSENTHALL GROUPS has preformed in the international / global markets as a Trading, Financing, Project Consulting, Humanitarian Program and a facilitating company dealing currently with orders exceeding US$ 50 Billion (Fifty Billion United State Dollar) and above. Due to its international reputation of conducting fair business THE ROSENTHALL GROUPS is frequently contacted by Presidents, Ministers of Finance and Ministers of Mines and Resources of countries. THE ROSENTHALL GROUPS has over time acquired a leading role in providing Consulting Services to leading business organizations and organizing Joint Ventures between Leading Companies and countries. We are respected and trusted by our clients to facilitate their business deals with different large companies of the world.
THE ROSENTHALL GROUPS has developed special Interest in Humanitarian Support Program. In-view of this start different Project development in various country in other to provide Job & Good health Services for all the Citizen.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
• US Air Force – assigned to the US Embassy in Bangkok
• CEO for International Trade – import/export of industrial
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