Mr. Joseph is a dedicated real estate development professional with more than 20 years of experience in providing affordable and attainable workforce housing. Mr. Joseph is the Director of Partnerships for the Fort Worth Community Land Trust and is responsible for maintaining and enhancing key partnerships to grow the housing portfolio and resources of the Fort Worth Community Land Trust.

Through his service as an executive team member of the Greensboro Housing Authority and executive director of a non-profit community development corporation, Mr. Joseph has successfully acquired, renovated, and developed over 2,000 housing units, retail properties, and vacant land sites. As the recipient of the ULI Terwilliger Award for his work as a lead developer on a master planned community in Rockville, Maryland, Mr. Joseph was recognized for his creativity in the creation of workforce housing.

Mr. Joseph received a Master of City and Regional Planning degree from the Georgia Institute of Technology and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the University of Michigan.

Saida Santiago is a dedicated community health and engagement professional with over 20 years of experience in healthcare, public health, and family advocacy. She has worked extensively in managed care, community-based organizations, and national nonprofits, including the American Heart Association. Throughout her career, Saida has led and supported initiatives aimed at improving minority health outcomes, addressing social determinants of health, and leveraging innovative solutions such as mobile health technology.

Saida has successfully managed multi-site health interventions in Tarrant and Dallas counties, focusing on cardiovascular health, blood pressure management, and nutrition education in priority zip codes. She has designed and delivered evidence-based programs, monitored outcomes, and shared key findings at local, regional, and national levels. With a strong background in event planning, marketing, and data analysis, and strategic partnerships, Saida continues to be a leader in health equity, education, and community engagement.

Becky Gligo is the inaugural Executive Director of the Fort Worth Community Land Trust (FWCLT), bringing more than 16 years of experience in housing policy, partnership development, and program design. She is passionate about expanding homeownership opportunities for working families and ensuring that stable, attainable housing remains within reach in Fort Worth.

Before joining FWCLT, Becky was the CEO of BPG Consulting, where she worked with housing authorities and affordable housing agencies across the country, providing technical assistance, training, and policy development. Prior to that, she founded and served as the Executive Director of Housing Solutions, leading Tulsa’s A Way Home for Tulsa initiative. Under her leadership, Housing Solutions grew from 30 to 55 member agencies, expanded staff capacity, and tripled community funding through HUD grants.

Becky also served as the Housing Policy Director for the City of Tulsa, where she worked with city and state agencies, nonprofits, and developers to advance affordable housing and neighborhood revitalization efforts.

Her commitment to fair and attainable housing began during her time as a high school teacher in Antioch, California, where she saw firsthand how housing insecurity impacted her students. She remains deeply dedicated to ensuring that all community members have access to stable housing.

Becky holds Master’s and Bachelor’s degrees from the University of San Francisco. Now proud to call Fort Worth home, she looks forward to helping others put down roots and build a future in the city.