In 2014, using his financial acumen and entrepreneurial expertise, Noah founded the Concerted Care Group (CCG) and created a uniquely integrated model of care that will improve patient outcomes in addiction treatment. Noah often speaks publicly about the flawed “siloed” approach that most providers take to treating addiction in the United States, an approach that he views as less than efficacious. So, rather than separating the modalities from each other, he has instead done the opposite: CCG’s innovative approach moves addiction treatment, behavioral health, primary and preventative care, as well as other critical components others call “wrap-around services”, under one roof. Noah’s vision is reshaping how substance abuse treatment is addressed, elevating and redefining the standards of care and post-treatment possibilities for both patients and families. The CARF Accreditors have praised Noah and CCG, saying: “They are doing what 1-2% of providers are even thinking about doing and doing it exceptionally well.”

Noah’s career trajectory has been leading him towards this very place. He served as Senior Vice President of the NFAHS, Inc., where he maintained annual development budgets of $50-$200 million. Prior to being at NFAHS, Noah served as Director of the Transwestern Commercial Services LLC, a privately held global commercial real estate firm, at the age of 24 and after only 3 years with the company. He has also been hands-on in the creation and deployment of complex capital formation strategies, including Multi-Layered Public-Private Debt & Equity Structures; Federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credits; U.S. Treasury Equity Investment (New Market Tax Credits); Fixed Rate- and Variable Rate Tax Exempt Bonds; and EB5 Equity & Debt, among other investment vehicles.

He is recognized as a builder of partnerships,
and successfully leading transformational community investment, economic development, and human service initiatives. Alvin has served two governors as a trustee of three different state commissions, including the Port of Baltimore, among the Nation’s top 10 ports. His hands-on leadership helped forge a groundbreaking $1.3 Billion Public-Private Partnership that positioned Baltimore as one of only two U.S. East Coast ports able to handle the new Super-Post-Panamax cargo ships traveling through the rebuilt Panama Canal.

As Director of Fannie Mae’s Washington Partnership Office, Alvin was named “Loaned Executive” to Howard University, charged with leading the 150-block Howard University, Fannie Mae, LeDroit park initiative. the extraordinary success of the LeDroit Park Initiative was hailed locally and nationally as

a groundbreaking example of the power of community and institutional partnership in leading neighborhood revitalization. LeDroit park’s success was chronicled in the Federal Reserve Bank MarketWise Magazine and featured in the New York Times, other media and special interest publications.

Alvin has a lifelong commitment to active community engagement, currently serving on the BB&T Bank Suburban Maryland Advisory Board and as Chair of the Board of Volunteers of America Chesapeake (VOAC), which annually serves more than 16,000 of the most vulnerable men, women, and children in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, DC. VOAC’s services include residential Substance Abuse Treatment centers, Permanent Supportive Housing for individuals with intellectual disabilities and a new innovative Residential Reentry Center for individuals being released from federal incarceration.

Alvin holds a Master’s Degree in Public Administration, from American University, in Washington, DC, and a Bachelor’s degree in Urban and Environmental Studies, from Case Western Reserve University, in Cleveland, Ohio.