Malanie Jordan is the Founder and CEO of black-owned business, Ladies in Transit Holistic Community Development Corporation (Ladies in Transit Holistic CDC). Founded, November 11, 2010, Ladies in Transit Holistic CDC is a New Jersy 501(c)3 non-profit organization founded to help families, individuals, and youth transition from hardship to economic stability with free social services, programs, and referrals. Board members and volunteers serve as Ladies in Transit Holistic CDC volunteer staff who are committed to providing weekly non-profit services in New Jersey. Primary weekly services include a weekly food pantry every Thursday, career development, volunteer opportunities, entrepreneur support, veterans support, administrative support, referrals, and other requested community outreach services.

Founder Malanie Jordan's background, master's degree in public administration, administrative skills, experience working with others, and supervisory skills to manage a tax-exempt non-profit helped to develop non-profit knowledge experience. Experience includes a 22-year career with Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) and post-retirement volunteer service with other tax-exempt non-profits in New Jersey and Philadelphia, PA. SEPTA employment from 1988 until 2010 includes (a) operating a bus (1988 - 1990), working with the public and collecting fares. (b) Employment as a SEPTA dispatcher (1990 - 2010) was an opportunity to manage SEPTA employees, create and assign work schedules, payroll activities, paycheck distribution, and other SEPTA administrative roles as assigned.

Post-retirement community outreach opportunities before and after Ladies in Transit Holistic CDC was founded introduced Malanie Jordan to non-profit management, grant writing, volunteer opportunities, assisting other non-profits with community outreach projects, drafting community outreach flyers, scheduling volunteers, and other administrative support as requested. In closing, Malanie Jordan, genuinely enjoy working with the public.