National Hispanic Construction Alliance Introduces Inaugural Board of Directors

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The National Hispanic Construction Alliance (NHCA), a trade association powered by the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP), has unveiled its inaugural National Board of Directors.

The association identified its mission with five pillars: capacity building, access to capital, community empowerment, advocacy, and networking. In unveiling the new board, the NHCA noted that while Hispanic workers comprise over 30% of the construction workforce, only 15.72% of Hispanic construction workers hold management or supervisory roles.

“The National Board of Directors brings a wealth of experience and a shared commitment to championing the Hispanic workforce and business community,” said Sergio Barajas, executive director of NHCA. “They will provide the leadership needed to turn-key findings and policy priorities into actionable progress for the Hispanic workforce and business community.”

The new directors consist of the following professionals:

  • Jerry Ascencio, president, Mission Real Estate
  • Rodrigo d’Escoto, Jr., founder, president and CEO, Refection Window + Wall
  • Manny Perez, senior vice president of real estate and public finance, Cabrera Capital
  • David Adame, founder, president and CEO, Grupo Adame LLC
  • Phil Bracken, vice chairman, Falcon Capital Advisors
  • Gary Acosta, co-founder and CEO, NAHREP
  • Mark Madrid, founder and CEO, Breakthrough Mavens LLC
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