Alisha Haddock

Alisha Haddock serves as Executive Director of Neighbor to Neighbor, a small nonprofit organization in Nashville, Tennessee, dedicated to helping neighbors and neighborhood organizations improve and transform their communities. She has held this position for the past two years. Prior to this role, Haddock was Senior Vice President of Community and Economic Development at The Housing Fund, a nonprofit CDFI centered on affordable housing initiatives. Earlier, she directed the Magruder Family Resource Center, a nonprofit serving North Nashville's historically African American community. These recent experiences represent about 10 years in the executive leadership nonprofit space, building on a longer career of approximately 25 years that also includes positions in higher education at Meharry Medical College and Belmont University, her alma mater, as well as state government. Throughout her professional journey, Haddock has maintained a commitment to community involvement, volunteering, and addressing issues such as pedestrian safety, walkability, displacement, public safety, and neighborhood wealth. She has contributed to notable efforts including the development of Nashville's first community land trust home and recovery work following the March 2020 tornadoes in vulnerable neighborhoods. Haddock is actively involved in professional and community organizations including National Cable, the local NAACP chapter, and Noah (Nashville Organized for Action and Hope).