José Quiñonez, Executive Director
José is a graduate of Princeton University’s Woodrow Wilson School and the University of California at Davis. A former legislative assistant for Congressman Ruben Hinojosa and nonprofit lobbyist in Washington, D.C., José is a passionate advocate for immigration, hunger and welfare reform. After working to improve predatory mortgage and payday lending practices at the Center for Responsible Lending, Jose organized a statewide coalition of asset builders for the Asset Policy Initiative in Sacramento.
José became Mission Asset Fund’s founding Executive Director in 2007. Mission Asset Fund (MAF) is an award-winning nonprofit organization that expands access to financial services, savings, and investment opportunities for low-income communities.
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José is a graduate of Princeton University’s Woodrow Wilson School and the University of California at Davis. A former legislative assistant for Congressman Ruben Hinojosa and nonprofit lobbyist in Washington, D.C., José is a passionate advocate for immigration, hunger and welfare reform. After working to improve predatory mortgage and payday lending practices at the Center for Responsible Lending, Jose organized a statewide coalition of asset builders for the Asset Policy Initiative in Sacramento.
José became Mission Asset Fund’s founding Executive Director in 2007. Mission Asset Fund (MAF) is an award-winning nonprofit organization that expands access to financial services, savings, and investment opportunities for low-income communities.
