People Analysts

Ladunni Ososami joined RSG as an Analyst in 2007 and has three years of progressive experience in municipal finance, affordable housing, and redevelopment planning throughout California. Ms. Ososami has garnered a deep understanding of redevelopment and municipal finance from over 25 client projects and consulting engagements at RSG with wide ranging scopes of services. Her specific expertise is in fiscal consultant services, property tax revenue projections, redevelopment project area adoptions and amendments, and feasibility analyses for affordable housing projects. She has also been involved in customized public sector projects for clients, including the creation of financial budgeting models, housing condition analyses, and fiscal impact analyses for varying land use options.

In 2008, Ms. Ososami was part of an interdisciplinary financing team that helped the Porterville Redevelopment Agency raise $8.5 Million in Tax Allocation Bonds for redevelopment and housing projects. Her specific tasks in this project involved the preparation of a fiscal consultant report, revenue-character analysis, and revenue projections.

Ms. Ososami also provided analytical expertise for the 2007 Shasta Dam Redevelopment Plan Amendment, which added approximately 746 acres to the project area, increased the tax increment cap from $55 million to $300 million, increased the bonded indebtedness cap from $15 million to $75 million, rescinded the time limit to incur debt, extended the duration of the redevelopment plan by 18 years, and amended the projects and programs list. The Added Area created additional business and employment opportunities in the City of Shasta Lake. Ms. Ososami was responsible for the blight documentation, written presentation of blight findings, drafting of owner participation rules and amending the agency's implementation plan.

Since 2008, Ms. Ososami has also provided ongoing staff support to clients such as the Oroville Redevelopment Agency and Grand Terrace Community Redevelopment Agency by preparing financial and administrative documentation to meet their annual reporting requirements. Those reports include Statements of Indebtedness and annual reports to the State Controller's Office and Department of Housing and Community Development.

Simplifying her clients' complex financial concerns and objectives to shift their focus to the bottom line makes working at RSG particularly gratifying for Ladunni. In a world that is becoming increasingly interdependent, Ladunni is most interested in the opportunity to proffer solutions which help address the needs of a diverse spectrum of stakeholders in the community.