Metropolitan Asset Development, Inc.

"Changing the world one person at a time..."

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About Us
 
I established this 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit corporation to provide full spectrum resource development throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the next three years, and then to expand into the tri-state area of New Jersey and Delaware over the course of the next ten years.
 
 
The link above will take you to an ancillary web site specifically addressing the re-entry aspects for lawful living as a productive and successful member of the community. We are very, very successful in what we do and impact positively on reduced recidivism.
 
METROPOLITAN ASSET DEVELOPMENT, INC. CAN AND DOES foster the achievement of human potential and the cultural development of our region through direct service provision to challenged individuals, including people in recovery, ex-offenders and other “special needs” citizens. Through program and individual assistance, METROPOLITAN ASSET DEVELOPMENT, INC. provides the essential developmental tools necessary for re-entry, with applied pre-vocational and social interaction skills.

Our facility development MASTER PLAN identifies target locations to open community-based multi-cultural sites and structures that allow social gatherings, educational aspects and “hands on” tools for creative and economic development. These planned opportunities include recording studios, visual arts productions spaces, meeting rooms, class rooms and computers with unlimited Internet access.
 
Rev. Rabbi Jeffrey Wayne Pergament, D.D.
Chairman of the Board of Directors

METROPOLITAN ASSET DEVELOPMENT, INC.
Incorporated in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as a 501(c)(3) charitable organization
Sales Tax License Number: 83980849
Sales Tax Promoter License Number: 10013331
Federal EIN: 20-5917381
Phone: 610-203-6788
 
Revised May 31, 2010
 
 
 
Company History
 
METROPOLITAN ASSET DEVELOPMENT, INC. was incorporated in November, 2006, and is a registered nonprofit charitable organization in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
 
Recognizing that successful socio-economic change is possible within any community if there is a desire for change within the residential, academic and labor populations, and recognizing that changing the world at large begins with individual change.
 
MAD, Inc. was established to meet this philosophical objective for positive progress in the urban core areas of our major cities. Often over-looked by traditional development strategies, these metropolitan segments of our country are left to random develop strategies and "fair market", free enterprise economic actions that tend to exploit aspects of these locales. As rents and property values increase, and re-gentrification begins to happen in metropolitan communities, the quality of the existing residential living experiences suffers from neglect and unfairly distributed service provisions. The "hidden" costs of living exceed the prevailing wages and existing opportunites for growth and development are stymied.
 
The "human" infrastructure often comes to this realization after the revitalization of the physical infrastructure.
 
Cultural History and Marketing Trends
 
With the advent of casino gaming and related small games of chance in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia and other "target" municipalities are faced with a double-edged "sword of hope", so to speak. Current economic conditions are severe and American businesses are suffering. Casino development creates a variety of ancillary impacts - some beneficial and some not so beneficial to the existing population base. careful oversight and tax management systems are necessary to insure the best enahncements to our communities.
 
Rev. Rabbi Jeffrey Wayne Pergament, D.D., Chairman of the Board of MAD, Inc., served as Administrator of Cultural & Heritage Affairs for the County of Atlantic, New Jersey, from 1977 - 1986, in the wake of the approved referendum to allow casino gaming in Atlantic City. After 30 years of education and life experience, he was ordained in October, 2008, receiving his doctorate for academic accomplishment and rabbinical certifications for ministry.
 
Participating in the final permit and review process for the first 12 casino-hotels, Mr. Pergament served at the pleasure of the County Executive within the Executive offices and the Department of Regional Planning and Development. He completed an historic sites survey of the entire Atlantic County and its 23 municipalities for the Department of the Interior and served on the President's National Task Force for the Arts and Humanities under President Reagan.
 
Today, Philadelphia and its citizens and visitors face the same challenges without the same geographic limitations as the 3-mile island "city built on sand", and given the established limitations on the legislation, and the tremendous socio-economic impacy of casino gaming on an existing community,  METROPOLITAN ASSET DEVELOPMENT, INC. is an oasis in an ever-changing landscape for human, physical and economic resource development, personal capital improvement and community-wide growth and stabilization.
 
Please click on the boxed word, SPECIAL PROJECTS, at the top left of this webpage to read about our current developments.