Bradley Streeter is a Federalpreneur who has established himself as an accomplished expert in leveraging federal resources to support social enterprises in economically rebounding communities. With his in-depth knowledge of government grants, insured credit and technical assistance, he has overseen a 50-person federal office that distributes more than $2 B in annual investments by the United States federal government. Bradley has been involved in some noteworthy collaborations that have strengthened social infrastructure, including a $1.75 billion commitment for a new NGA West Campus in North St. Louis, a $29.5 million Choice Neighborhoods investment, and nearly $40 Million in additional grants for the St. Louis Promise Zone.

Bradley has accumulated an impressive academic background, having pursued a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Government at Washburn University and a Master of International Management in Finance at the University of Maryland University College. Before joining the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, he served as a Community Reinvestment and Development Specialist at the US Comptroller of the Currency, and worked as a Lending Specialist at Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. In his present role, he functions as a Promise Zone Liaison and Senior Management Analyst, channeling his expertise in equity, credit and philanthropic investments to promote social entrepreneurship in communities that deserve attention.