Meet Our Board of Directors, guiding Eastern Sierra Community Housing in its mission to support workforce housing for a viable economy and sustainable community.
Tom Hodges – President
thodges@mammothresorts.com
Lindsay Barksdale – VICE PRESIDENT
lindsay.barksdale@gmail.com
Lindsay has lived and worked in Mammoth since 2004. She and her husband purchased their condo through Eastern Sierra Community Housing and are appreciative of the opportunity awarded them by the MLH Deed Restricted Ownership Program.
Sarah Nuttall - Treasurer
sarah@mammothsierraonline.com
Sarah is the General Manager/Part Owner of a local property management company, servicing approximately 350 short-term and long-term rentals, with 40+ employees. She understands the necessary balance of tourism revenue and local community. Sarah has a Master of Arts in Geography from the University of Edinburgh, and she is excited to share her expertise to support the organization in our mission. Sarah is a member of the Mammoth Lakes Chamber of Commerce and has event production experience. She has lived in Mammoth Lakes for the past 13 years and enjoys being outside with her husband and son.
Kirk Stapp
Kirk Stapp is a retired Mammoth Lakes’ school teacher and founding member of the Board.
Heidi Steenstra
hcsteenstra@gmail.com
Heidi moved to Mammoth Lakes from Keystone, CO more than twenty years ago. She has a diverse background in property and HOA management, as well as sporting goods sales. Her diverse knowledge of employee issues, maintenance projects, and short-term rentals serves the organization in achieving our strategic goals. She is an avid volunteer and has served on a number of committees including recruitment, fundraising, and Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion. Heidi is excited to promote and support our mission to provide more affordable housing to strengthen our local communities.
Jennifer Kreitz
jkreitz@mono.ca.gov
Amanda Rice
arice@townofmammothlakes.ca.gov
Tony Perkins
perkinstony805@gmail.com
Tony moved to Mammoth out of high school, and lived here for about 9 years before moving to Davis, California to study Landscape Architecture. After gaining professional experience in Design and Planning, and becoming licensed as a Landscape Architect, Tony and his family moved back up to the Eastern Sierras, and are currently residing in Bishop. Tony is currently self-employed in Landscape Architecture and Planning, and studying Real Estate Development through UCLA Extension and pursuing a Master’s in Business Administration, with a focus in the Outdoor Industry, with Western Colorado University.
Brian D’Andrea
dandreahousing@gmail.com
Brian D’Andrea worked for Century Housing Corporation for 18+ years, a nonprofit affordable housing development and lending organization based in Culver City. As Vice President of Development, he was responsible for Century’s affordable housing development, property management, resident service and fundraising activities across a portfolio of nearly 1,700 affordable homes. In particular, he oversaw the 27-acre Villages at Cabrillo campus that is home to more than 1,500 individuals on any given night, managed by a staff of more than 50, and features a collaborative of some 30 nonprofit and government agencies that operate at the Villages. Mr. D’Andrea also led an 8-member development team that handled all of Century’s affordable housing preservation, investment and development activities in communities like the Villages at Cabrillo and beyond.
Prior to Century, Mr. D’Andrea worked for Toll Brothers, a public homebuilder, where his responsibilities varied from acquisitions to project management. Previously, Mr. D’Andrea was a Program Manager for an economic development organization. Mr. D’Andrea graduated summa cum laude from Boston College with a liberal arts degree. In 2005, Mr. D’Andrea earned his MBA in real estate and finance from UCLA’s Anderson School and is a licensed real estate broker in the State of California since 2010. He is a 2012 graduate of NeighborWorks America’s Achieving Excellence in Community Development, an 18-month performance-driven leadership program administered in collaboration with Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government.
