SAN ANTONIO — The National Association for Latino Community Asset Builders (NALCAB) announced the appointment of Yolanda Davila of PNC Bank and Daniel Fernandez of TMC Community Capital to its Board of Directors. 

Davila is SVP and Southwest Territory Executive for Community Development Banking at PNC Bank. Fernandez is Chief Executive Officer of TMC Community Capital. 

They join NALCAB’s esteemed Board of Directors, which includes: 

• Henry Jimenez, (Chair) President and CEO – Propel Nonprofits 
• Vicky Garcia, (Vice Chair) CEO, Latino Community Credit Union (LCCU) 
• Pedro Ramos, (Treasurer), Senior Vice President – Jefferies LLC 
• Alicia Nunez, (Secretary) President and CEO – Chicanos Por La Causa 
• Duanne Andrade, – Executive Director, Solar and Energy Loan Fund (SELF) 
• Mileyka Burgos-Flores, CEO – The Allapattah Collaborative CDC 
• Shelly Marquez, President – Mercy Housing Mountain Plains 
• Lindsey Navarro, Executive Director – El Centro     
• Emi Reyes, – CEO, Latino Economic Development Center (LEDC) 
• Pedro Zamora, Executive Director – Hispanic Economic Development Center  

Davila leads PNC’s community development lending, investment and outreach strategies across Arizona, California, Colorado, New Mexico and Texas. Her work includes Community Reinvestment Act performance and regional implementation of PNC’s $88 billion commitment from 2022 to 2025 to expand economic opportunity in low- and moderate-income communities. She joined PNC through the BBVA USA acquisition and has more than a decade of senior leadership experience in banking. Davila previously served for 10 years as a senior analyst at the Texas Legislative Budget Board, where she conducted performance reviews of state agencies that resulted in efficiencies, cost savings, and increased revenues. 

Active in civic leadership, Davila serves on the board of LiftFund and chairs the IDEA Public Schools Texas regional board. She has previously chaired the boards of PeopleFund, Workers Defense Project and Foundation Communities, and is a roundtable member of the Texas Association of Community Development Corporations. 

A first-generation college graduate, Davila earned a bachelor’s degree in political science from Williams College and a master of public affairs degree from the University of Texas at Austin. 

“Being asked to join the NALCAB board felt like being invited home,” Davila said. “It is a place with shared values, where hard work is expected, respect is boundless and dreaming big is encouraged. I am excited to join a passionate group of leaders and support NALCAB’s members with catalytic capital and technical assistance that will transform Latino communities across the U.S.” 

Fernandez is a nationally recognized leader in equitable access to capital and community-based economic development. Raised in the Bay Area, his early exposure to informal and entrepreneurial economies shaped his lifelong commitment to expanding opportunity for Latino, African American and other historically underserved communities.  

Over the course of his career, Fernandez has helped deploy more than $100 million in alternative microcapital through partnerships with banks and community development financial institutions. As CEO of TMC Community Capital, Fernandez leads the organization’s mission to revolutionize community lending by prioritizing inclusive access, innovation and systems-level change. 

“We are thrilled to welcome Daniel Fernandez and Yolanda Davila to our Board of Directors,” said Marla Bilonick, president and CEO of NALCAB. “Daniel’s innovative, tech-forward approach to community lending strengthens our board’s collective expertise, and Yolanda brings deep banking leadership and a longstanding commitment to community development. Their experience and regional connections will be tremendous assets as we continue to support our members nationwide.” 

With these appointments, NALCAB’s Board of Directors expands to 12 members. Davila and Fernandez will participate in their first board meeting in March 2026.