Leadership Team

Latoiche Adams, Allison Joe, Karen Naungayan, Andrea Noble, Elizabeth Reynaga, Amber Lamason, Chimmy Power, Brian Brewer, Dalania Alarcon, Nathan Cataline

Daniel joined Mutual Housing in the Summer of 2024 as Mutual Housing’s first ever Chief Operations Officer. He oversees our property operations, human resources, asset management, and information technology departments. Daniel's 25 years of prod... Daniel joined Mutual Housing in the Summer of 2024 as Mutual Housing’s first ever Chief Operations Officer. He oversees our property operations, human resources, asset management, and information technology departments. Daniel's 25 years of product and business transformation leadership are crucial to enhancing our core operations and staff support. He brings a unique blend of technical expertise and empathy to the role. His background in developing efficient systems, coupled with his deep understanding of human impact, makes him the ideal leader to help cultivate our dynamic culture as we grow. Daniel is an energetic and innovative operations leader with proven success motivating cross-functional teams to work smoothly and transparently, fostering positive working relationships to optimize productivity. He has held a variety of roles from technical writer, operations management, and entrepreneur in a diverse range of industries such as state and federal government, cyber security, banking, and nonprofit housing development. In Oregon, he led efforts to create an operational plan for managing the tripling of housing units managed by Farmworker Housing Development Corporation. “In building organizational capacity to do more good, I am keen on coming from a place of abundance and centering on equity, inclusion, and belonging,” Daniel Explains. “I have a deeply held passion for exploring how organizations can offer opportunities for everyone supporting their mission through the lens of shared values.”

Ryan joined Mutual in 2023 and oversees its Housing Development division. He spent 15 years with New York City’s leading affordable nonprofit and led the development and management of over 3,000 units of affordable housing, totaling over $750 mi... Ryan joined Mutual in 2023 and oversees its Housing Development division. He spent 15 years with New York City’s leading affordable nonprofit and led the development and management of over 3,000 units of affordable housing, totaling over $750 million. Ryan has cross divisional experience in project management, construction management, and property management. He is a leading policy voice for sustainable housing, lending his counsel to New York City Mayor’s Office of Sustainability, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), and federal agencies. He is a national leader in affordable Passive House development including tenant in place rehab and modular projects. Ryan has a B.A. in History and Political Science from James Madison University and is a Certified Passive House Consultant.

Tejal Shah has had a deep commitment to the integration of community-based services with safe, affordable housing, as she has demonstrated throughout her 20-year career. After spending a brief time teaching, she worked as a transitional housing... Tejal Shah has had a deep commitment to the integration of community-based services with safe, affordable housing, as she has demonstrated throughout her 20-year career. After spending a brief time teaching, she worked as a transitional housing case manager and a shelter supervisor at a domestic violence agency in Chicago. Then living in the Bay Area for 13 years, she worked most of that time at the East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation (EBALDC), a community development organization with affordable housing based in Oakland. During this time, she grew EBALDC’s social service, financial service, and community organizing programs in alignment with EBALDC’s mission to build Healthy Neighborhoods. Tejal has a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from the University of Texas at Austin and a Master of Arts in Social Sciences from University of Chicago.

Parker Evans is an acquisitions manager for Mutual Housing California, while continuing to support project management of our next two communities in Downtown Sacramento, Monarch and Sakura, adding nearly 375 units of affordable housing. He has 9... Parker Evans is an acquisitions manager for Mutual Housing California, while continuing to support project management of our next two communities in Downtown Sacramento, Monarch and Sakura, adding nearly 375 units of affordable housing. He has 9 years of real estate development experience, spanning both market-rate and affordable multifamily development.

Providing communications support for the strategic growth of Mutual Housing California, Steven takes responsibility for liaising with journalists and the media, social service partnerships and inquiries from the general public. With a degree... Providing communications support for the strategic growth of Mutual Housing California, Steven takes responsibility for liaising with journalists and the media, social service partnerships and inquiries from the general public. With a degree in Communications and Multimedia from California State University, his roles to date in the affordable housing arena have been diverse yet all centered around improving housing outcomes for low income Sacramento citizens. Prior to joining us as Communications Coordinator in 2014, Steven worked with Mercy Housing, undertaking various roles including Resident Services Manager. Now as Communications Manager for Mutual Housing, Steven plays a more direct role in strategic planning and managing the Communications department. Commenting on what his role means to him, he says: “Mutual Housing attracts team members who are equally passionate and talented. I feel tied to an unspoken bond around maximizing our individual impacts on the world through collaborating on something bigger than ourselves. A sense that together we can make positive change to systems of oppression and one day leave our pockets of Earth better than we found it.”