Founder and Managing Partner of Parkmont Capital Partners brings extensive investment and asset management experience to Entryway’s national leadership.
VIENNA, VA — October 22, 2026 — Entryway is pleased to announce the appointment of Jack Palms, Founder and Managing Partner of Parkmont Capital Partners, to its National Board of Directors.
Palms brings extensive experience in multifamily real estate investment, asset management and strategic growth. As the leader of Parkmont Capital Partners, a privately held real estate investment management firm focused on multifamily properties across the Sunbelt, he oversees the firm’s investment strategy, capital raising, acquisitions and portfolio management.
Throughout his career, Palms has held leadership roles across the multifamily industry, including serving as Executive Vice President of Multifamily at RREAF Holdings, where he oversaw a portfolio of more than 15,000 apartment units across 16 states, representing more than $2 billion in assets under management. He also previously co-founded GRJ Capital, a real estate investment firm focused on student housing.
“Jack brings a valuable perspective from the investment side of the multifamily industry, along with a deep understanding of the opportunities and challenges facing apartment owners and operators,” said David Williams, CEO of Entryway. “His experience and industry relationships will be tremendous assets as we continue expanding Entryway’s reach and building partnerships that create meaningful career and housing opportunities.”
“I’m excited to join Entryway’s National Board and support an organization that is creating meaningful opportunities for individuals and families while addressing a real workforce need in the multifamily industry,” said Palms. “Entryway’s model demonstrates what’s possible when our industry comes together to invest in people, and I look forward to being part of its continued growth and impact.”
Entryway works with the multifamily housing industry to help individuals and families at risk and experiencing homelessness access career training, employment opportunities and stable housing to return to economic self-sufficiency. Its national network of industry partners plays a critical role in connecting individuals with career pathways while helping apartment companies meet their workforce needs.
About Entryway:
Entryway is a national 501(c)(3) organization that helps individuals and families at risk of or experiencing homelessness build long-term economic self-sufficiency through career training, employment, and access to stable housing in partnership with the real estate industry. In 2025, 356 individuals were trained for career pathways, 212 secured employment, and 241 moved into stable housing through Entryway’s programs. To date, the organization has served more than 2,800 individuals nationwide. For more information, visit www.entrywaytalent.org.
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Kristen Poteet
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