Staff and Board

Jody Holston serves as Executive Director of Front Porch Investments, leading organizational strategy, partnerships, and capital deployment to expand affordable housing and advance systems-level change across the Omaha–Council Bluffs metro.

She brings more than 20 years of experience in homelessness services, supportive housing, real estate operations, and housing system transformation. Her background spans housing development, capital planning, program design, and cross-sector collaboration, with a strong focus on practical solutions that deliver long-term housing stability.

A native Omahan, Jody holds a degree in Social Work from North Carolina State University and is licensed in real estate in Nebraska and Iowa. She is committed to strengthening systems that improve access to safe, affordable homes for those most impacted by housing instability.

Eva Roberts leads communications, policy and advocacy and community initiatives at Front Porch Investments. She oversees the organization’s external affairs, including public communications, policy engagement, community partnerships and relationships with key stakeholders. She represents Front Porch with external partners and supervises staff across these areas.

Eva brings broad experience in philanthropy, nonprofit management and public-sector systems, with a focus on building partnerships and influencing systems to achieve lasting social change.

She holds a bachelor’s degree in sociology from Vassar College, a master’s degree in justice and social inquiry and an MBA. She is a graduate of Leadership Omaha Class 41 and serves on the boards of Food Bank for the Heartland and the Center for Nutrition and Health Impact.

Greg Paskach leads Front Porch Investments’ Development & Preservation Fund, loan operations and compliance, and property and site strategy. He supervises staff across these functions, oversees the organization’s housing lending and development work and strengthens relationships with developers and partners to build a pipeline of affordable housing opportunities across the region.

Greg brings extensive experience in affordable housing policy, finance, development and operations. His previous roles include city planner, affordable housing compliance analyst, financial analyst and asset manager.

He holds a bachelor’s degree in religion from the University of Nebraska at Omaha and a master’s degree in community development and planning from Clark University.