Rollin Wood is an enrolled member of the Cherokee Nation and has served as Executive Director of NPH since 2014. Under his leadership and vision, NPH has been successful in expanding NPH operations in lending, housing counseling, and construction services, to provide clients of NPH with quality services grounded in NPH’s non-profit mission of increasing access to homeownership and contributing to economic development within Native communities.

Prior to joining NPH, Mr. Wood owned and operated Sierra Vista Resources, Inc., located in Tucson, Arizona, developing business plans and financial projections for start-up businesses, including a Navajo-owned company in the natural resource industry. His previous work experience has included providing management and field operations for several large scale mine exploration projects, as well as a lengthy prior career in the broadcast industry serving at the executive level and devoting his expertise in the areas of sales, marketing, and management throughout broadcast offices located in Phoenix, Seattle, Sacramento, Portland and Fresno.

Rollin Wood has business training in strategic planning, sales, human resources and management through the Belo Corporation and the Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth: Building Successful Native-American Businesses. Rollin also serves on advisory committees for Native CDFI Network and Oweesta’s Housing Committee.

Priscilla Otero is an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation. Ms. Otero joined the NPH team in 2014 and has devoted her knowledge and expertise in accounting and business management to developing and managing the internal and external capacity of NPH.

Ms. Otero was born in Chicago, Illinois, and holds an MBA in Business Administration from the University of Phoenix; a B.A. in Accounting from New Mexico Highlands University, and an Associate’s Degree in Accounting from San Juan College.

Before joining NPH, Priscilla served as an accounting manager for Navajo Nation Oil and Gas Company (NNOGC), and also served as Financial Officer for Home for Women and Children, a nonprofit serving the needs of women and children. In addition to her extensive professional experience, Priscilla brings a passion for business and collaborative team building to NPH. She finds her greatest motivation in coaching others to perform above and beyond expectations.

Belinda Hadley in an enrolled member of the Navajo Nation and has been with NPH since 2008. She has more than 26 years of experience in the lending industry and is licensed to originate loans for NPH in New Mexico and Arizona. In addition to assuring that all loans are aligned with NPH strategic objectives and applicable laws, Belinda recommends operational and policy improvements and maintains contracts with lending partners.