Tom Martin is a managing director with Baker Tilly. With more than 10 years of economic, community and social impact experience, Tom leads the firm’s community impact team. He chiefly works with economists, analysts and researchers to ensure that projects are properly analyzed using industry-accepted methodologies. Tom has personally overseen the completion of more than 1,200 impact reports across various industries from billion-dollar real estate developments in New York City to small solar farms in rural Indiana. He serves as a strategic impact advisor to real estate developers, healthcare industry professionals, community development advocates, education administrators and public sector officials. He has been invited to speak at various trade organizations both domestic and internationally on various topics related to the impacts of projects within their communities.
- Served as vice president of Wright Johnson, one of the largest EB-5 consulting companies specializing in economic impact studies, business plans and regional center formation
- Oversaw the completion of more than 1,200 economic impact reports and 1,500 business plans related to EB-5 and other immigration related programs as well as hundreds of Source of Funds analysis reports for EB-5 investors
- Serves as a strategic advisor to regional centers, developers and project owners utilizing EB-5 financing to fund economic development across the U.S.
- Submitted more than 100 successful regional center applications
- Assisted the structuring of successful raises of over one billion dollars of EB-5 capital
- Association to Invest in USA (IIUSA) member and membership council member
Top 5 EB-5 Business Plan Writer (2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022), EB5-Investors Magazine
Location
Madison, WI
Education
Brigham Young University – Provo, Utah
Bachelor of Science in biology education
