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Three decades of leadership, innovation, and community impact. Explore our media coverage from 1995 to present.
"Giving people a hand up instead of a handout transforms lives. When equipped with the right tools, most individuals seize the opportunity to uplift themselves. My life's work has been dedicated to empowering underserved communities, ensuring they have a fair shot at a brighter future."
— Dr. Troy Nash
The current decade of innovation and impact
Young Entrepreneur Learns Real Estate World Best By Watching Father Hone His Craft
The Kansas City Call • August 11, 2023
KCATA Board Approves Three Affordable Multi-Family Housing Developments
Mass Transit Magazine • May 16, 2023
KCATA Approves Three Transit-Oriented Affordable Housing Facilities
WDAF Fox 4 News • May 15, 2023
KCATA Commissioners Approve Incentives for Affordable Housing Projects
Kansas City Business Journal • June 20, 2023
KCATA Approves Two Transformative Affordable Housing Developments
MetroWire Media • February 1, 2023
Arielle Nash Honored by Kansas City Mayor and City Council
Kansas City Legislative Session • December 1, 2022
20 in Their Twenties: The Future of Business Has Already Arrived
Ingram's Magazine • October 2022
The Nash Group: A Higher Calling
SAVOY Magazine • August 1, 2022
Air Force Veteran and USC Price Graduate Increases Affordable Housing in the Heartland
USC Online • June 6, 2022
2022 Most Influential Black Executives In Corporate America
SAVOY Magazine • Summer 2022
Big 18th & Vine District Mixed-Use Plan Before Development Agency
CityScene KC • August 18, 2021
5 New CRE Talents Trying to Make a Name for Themselves in KC
Kansas City Business Journal • March 26, 2021
Rosemary Lowe, 'A Change Maker' in Kansas City and Civil Rights Leader, Dies at 94
Kansas City Star • September 23, 2020
Bringing Specialty Services to North St. Louis
St. Louis American • September 14, 2020
2020 Most Influential Black Executives In Corporate America
SAVOY Magazine • Spring 2020
Q&A With Real Estate Developer Dr. Troy Nash
Missouri Life Magazine • April 2020
Housing Action Plan Discussed at Public Meeting
Williston Herald • March 2020
A decade of historic achievements and industry leadership
Man on a Mission to Help Salvation Army
KSHB 41 • 2019
National Affordable Housing Advocacy and Thought Leadership
Invest Atlanta • July 2019
Region IV Inaugural Emerging Strategies in Affordable Housing Expo
HUD.gov • August 2018
Skinny Fat to Fit Body Transformation
Hitch Fit Gym Kansas City • 2018
Troy Nash to Receive 2017 Defying the Odds Alumni Award
UMKC News • February 22, 2017
Economic Visionary: What's Next For Kansas City?
Think Bigger Business Magazine • April 15, 2016
Will Afro-Cubans & African Americans Benefit From Improved U.S./Cuban Relations?
NewsOne with Roland Martin • March 21, 2016
5 Starter Steps to Seize Business Opportunities in Cuba
Black Enterprise Magazine • March 21, 2016
Troy Nash: Finding His Mission, Both in Kansas City and Across the Globe
Midwest Real Estate News • May 17, 2015
8 Tips to Accelerate Your Climb Up the Corporate Ladder
Black Enterprise Magazine • February 20, 2015
50 Missourians You Should Know
Ingram's Magazine • February 19, 2015
⭐ HISTORIC ACHIEVEMENT
First African-American Principal at Top Area CRE Firm
Kansas City Business Journal • May 27, 2014 — Breaking a barrier that stood since Missouri statehood in 1821
City Council leadership and community transformation
The 2000s marked Dr. Nash's tenure as Kansas City Councilman (1999-2007), chairing the Planning, Zoning & Economic Development Committee and leading transformative community initiatives. This decade includes extensive coverage from the Kansas City Star, Kansas City Business Journal, and local media documenting his public service.
Full archive available upon request. Highlights include coverage of Cuba delegations, community development initiatives, fire station improvements, and major economic development projects.
The early years: Education, service, and first elected office
Nash, Nace, Cooper Winners — First Election to City Council
1999 — Elected at age 29
UM Student Curator Troy Nash Ends Term with a Mission
1997
Troy Nash Appointed to Board of Curators by Governor Carnahan
1996
Brothers Turn Dream Into Determination
1995 — The story of Troy tutoring his three older brothers into college
Dreams Keep Law Student Reaching, Achieving
1995
Three Decades of Impact
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Years of Coverage
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Media Features
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Publications
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Countries Visited
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