Past Presidents
Nathan Kelley
(2024-2025)
Blazer
Valerie Williams
(2023-2024)
Bank of America
Jean Latsha
(2022-2023)
Pedcor Investments
Chris Akbari
(2021-2022)
ITEX
Janine Sisak
(2020-2021)
DMA Development Company
Dan Kierce
(2019-2020)
RBC Community Investments
Debra Guerrero
(2018-2019)
The NRP Group
K. Nicole Asarch
(2017-2018)
Rock Real Estate, LLC
Bobby Bowling
(2016-2017)
Tropicana Building Corp
Mahesh Aiyer
(2015-2016)
Citi Community Capital
Justin MacDonald
(2014-2015)
MacDonald Companies
George Littlejohn
(2013-2014)
Novogradac & Company LLP
Barry Kahn
(2012-2013)
Hettig-Kahn Development Co.
Toni Jackson
(2011-2012)
The Banks Law Firm
Dan Markson
(2010-2011)
The NRP Group
Linda McMahon
(2009-2010)
Neighborhood Strategies LLC
Mike Sugrue
(2008-2009)
Stoneleaf Companies
Mike Clark
(2007-2008)
Alpha-Barnes Real Estate Services
Granger MacDonald
(2006-2007)
MacDonald Companies
Diana McIver
(2005-2006)
DMA Development., LLC
Jerry Wright
(2004-2005)
Bear Creek Asset Management, LLC
Mike Lankford
(2003-2004)
Lankford Interests, LLC
Chris Bergman
(2002-2003)
TCR Affordable Housing, Inc.
JOT Couch
(2001-2002)
Texas Inter-Faith
Sally Gaskin
(2000-2001)
SGI Ventures, Inc.
Dick Kilday
(1999-2000)
Kilday Realty Corp
Edwina Carrington
(1998-1999)
CHK Enterprise LLC
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Latest News
U.S. Senator Introduces Yes In My Backyard Act to Encourage Communities to Cut Regulations and Increase Housing Supply
On June 20, 2019 U.S. Senator Todd Young (R-Ind.) introduced the Yes In My Backyard (YIMBY) Act to shed light on discriminatory land use policies, encourage localities cut burdensome regulations, and bring a new level of transparency to the community development process. Instead of adopting inclusive land use policies that allow citizens of all income levels, backgrounds, and identities to live, work, and flourish in their city or town, some communities are building paper walls of regulations around themselves that negatively affect and sometimes discriminate against low- and middle-income Americans.
Study: Paycheck to Paycheck – Building Homes Affordable to Home Builders
Housing affordability was a major issue for nearly every income bracket during 2018 and is likely to be a growing problem for years to come. A supply-driven affordable housing crisis ultimately can only be addressed by more housing supply that is affordable to more people. The 2018 edition of “Paycheck to Paycheck” focuses on the affordability challenges workers face in five job categories in the construction industry.
Williamson County Receives Grant for Affordable Housing
With Williamson County experiencing a 24-month to 48-month waitlist for affordable rental housing, a new grant of more than $1.4 million to build and preserve affordable housing in the county couldn’t have come at a better time.


