Our Team

Eric Hanna

President and CEO

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Eric joined Michigan Community Capital in 2017 as president and CEO. He is responsible for cultivating a culture of professionalism and collaboration among MCC’s high-performing team. He leads fundraising, public policy and advocacy, as well as managing board and investor relations.

Before joining MCC, Eric worked in the private, public, and non-profit sectors, including roles in consumer and commercial banking and with the Michigan Economic Development Corporation. He has been instrumental in drafting both state and federal legislation focused on community economic development and small business capital support.

Eric holds a Bachelor of Science in Public Policy from the Indiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs, where he was an Evans Scholar. He also holds an MBA from the University of Liverpool in the UK.

In addition to his role at MCC, Eric actively volunteers as the chair of Neighborhood Capital Funding, a non-profit mortgage loan servicer supporting over 7,000 Habitat for Humanity families. He is a former volunteer treasurer for Habitat for Humanity of Detroit and an ex officio board member for Habitat for Humanity of Michigan. Eric also volunteers as the treasurer for the Old Town Commercial Association, a National and Michigan Main Street organization leading community organizing and redevelopment effort in Old Town Lansing.

Eric resides in Haslett, MI, with his wife, daughters, and their Rottweiler, Olive.

Annie Jenkins, CPA

Chief Operations Officer & Chief Financial Officer

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Annie Jenkins joined MCC in 2020 as the Chief Financial Officer and the Chief Operating Officer. She is a certified public accountant licensed in the state of Michigan. She is responsible for guiding MCC on all things financial including MCC’s capitalization strategy, accounting and monitoring cash and non-cash timing impacts, project-level financial performance, budgeting and forecasting, audit/tax preparation and management, and oversight of MCC’s comprehensive impact data. As the organization continues to grow and evolve, Annie is heavily involved in process building, implementation, and compliance both at the project level and the enterprise level.

Prior to joining the team at MCC, Annie worked for more than 12 years in public accounting at Plante & Moran, PLLC. She served as a member of the assurance team and the tax credit consulting team providing assurance, tax, and consulting services to real estate entities involved in New Markets Tax Credit, historic rehabilitation, and low-income housing tax credit projects.

Annie spent four years balancing academics and athletics as a member of the women’s basketball team at Eastern Michigan University. In addition to MAC conference championships, WNIT appearances and a NCAA appearance, she graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in business administration and management and a master’s degree in accountancy.

Her quiet competitiveness and her teamwork mentality drive Annie’s achievements in a challenging and complex role.

Marilyn Chrumka

Vice President of Development

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Marilyn Chrumka is the Vice President of Development for Michigan Community Capital (MCC). Marilyn is a Graduate of Michigan State University, where she received a BA in Community Relations.

Marilyn started working in community organizing and advocacy during college throughout her internships at the Foundation for Sustainable Development, the Community Relations Coalition and the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) . After graduation, she worked on the launch of the Redevelopment Ready Communities Program statewide at the MEDC before moving to the Community Assistance Team. In this role, she leveraged state and federal programs to incentivize over 100 million dollars of private investment across 9 counties.

In 2016, Marilyn joined the private development company, Kincaid Henry, as the Development Services Leader. There, she worked to financially structure and close  important downtown revitalization projects such as the Strongback Project in Adrian, The Lofts on Louis in Jackson, The Owosso Armory in Owosso, The Thompson Block in Ypsilanti, 449 Bridge Street Redevelopment in Grand Rapids and the Union Block Redevelopment in Linden.

Marilyn is able to continue her passion for strong communities and downtown revitalization at MCC.

Liz Alexandrian

Vice President of Lending

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Liz joined Michigan Community Capital in 2019 and is the Vice President of Lending. In her role, she is responsible for enterprise risk management and oversees the company’s underwriting, closings, loan portfolio and policy, tax credit projects, reporting and monitoring, CRM platform interface, and impact-related monitoring. She supports the growth and success of community development projects and small businesses with financial evaluation, reporting and regulatory compliance support.

Liz has 20 years of combined experience in the banking and governmental compliance and economic development industries. She has experience with transactional modeling, credit quality evaluation, state and federal program compliance, and covenant testing. Prior to joining MCC, Liz was responsible for the long-term management of multi-million dollar portfolios of loans, investments and credit enhancements at the Michigan Economic Development Corporation and at private banks.

Liz enjoys seeing the impact that MCC has made in numerous communities throughout Michigan including the restoration and renovation of historical buildings, bringing workforce housing to rural communities throughout the state and revamping the visual aesthetic of neighborhoods.

She has a Bachelors of Business Administration with a concentration on Accounting from Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, MI.

Abbey Wilson

Director of Marketing & Communications

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Abbey joined Michigan Community Capital in 2020 to focus on marketing and real estate programming. As the company has grown, she has since advanced to the role of Director of Marketing and Communications. In this expanded capacity, Abbey leads the strategic marketing initiatives for MCC and its managed properties, overseeing press relations and company branding. She plays a pivotal role in MCC’s developments, ensuring that each property’s branding is meticulously crafted and consistently applied.

As MCC has expanded, Abbey’s responsibilities have also evolved. She now works closely with the policy and impacts team, aligning marketing efforts with broader organizational goals and community impact strategies.

Abbey’s career began while she was still a student at Michigan State University, interning with the Community Assistance Team at the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC). Her skills and dedication quickly led her to a position in the Marketing Department at MEDC, where she worked alongside the Pure Michigan tourism campaign and the Michigan Film Office. She later applied her expertise in property events, recreation, public relations, and marketing at northern Michigan resorts, including Boyne Resorts, Crystal Mountain, and Bay Harbor.
Abbey is driven by a passion for effective communication, real estate, and community service—particularly her advocacy for rescue dogs. She is also an avid learner, continuously seeking to expand her knowledge through various programming and construction projects.

Abbey holds a degree in Natural Resource Recreation and Tourism, with a specialization in Leisure Business and Marketing, from Michigan State University. She is also a licensed real estate salesperson in the State of Michigan.

Stacy Esbrook

Vice President of Policy & Impacts

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Stacy joined Michigan Community Capital in 2022 and is Director of Federal Opportunities. Stacy coordinates and implements federal funding opportunities such as New Markets Tax Credits, Capital Magnet Funds and Financial Assistance grants available to CDFIs. In her role, Stacy identifies, evaluates, and deploys federal funding to high-impact community and business development projects throughout the state.  

Stacy has a long career in public and non-profit service. Prior to joining MCC, Stacy helped launch the Affordable Housing Preservation Partnership with the City of Detroit at Enterprise Community Partners. She led the creation of affordable housing preservation infrastructure and tools and worked directly with owners on long-term preservation strategies. Stacy has also worked for the Michigan Economic Development Corporation in Community Development leading the Community Assistance Team and managing a pipeline of complex real estate transactions. At the federal level, Stacy has worked for the U.S. Department of Agriculture and U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Equal Employment Opportunities. 

Stacy is passionate about removing barriers to economic mobility and creating sustainable development projects. She views each project – whether a long vacant historic school or a disconnected plot of land – as puzzle yet to be solved. With her vast knowledge of federal, state and local tools, Stacy enjoys connecting pieces and creating spaces that improve people’s lives. 

Stacy has a Master of Public Policy from the University of Michigan-Dearborn, a B.A. from Western Michigan University and is a certified Economic Development Professional.

Rhett Huyck

Director of Property Management

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Rhett is a graduate of Baker College where he received a Bachelor of Business Administration in management. In 2006 he joined the property management industry overseeing a large number of units – both market-rate and student portfolios – near the Michigan State University campus. In 2018, Rhett made the transition in property management to the rural development and tax credit market servicing Texas, Indiana, and Northern Michigan.

Community growth and development has been a key responsibility for Rhett during his years in property management. Rhett is looking forward to continuing that growth and passion with MCC.

Rhett is CAM (Certified Apartment Manager) certified with the National Apartment Association and has served on the board of directors with the Property Management Association of Mid-Michigan.

Brandon Miller

Director of Property Maintenance

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Brandon has a passion for multi-family housing and mission-driven real estate development. He joined MCC in 2021 in the role of Director of Property Maintenance. With over 17 years of property maintenance experience, he hires and trains on-site maintenance managers, assists with commercial tenant build-out and coordination, and collaborates with the director of property management on building operations.

Brandon previously served as Director of Maintenance for another Grand Rapids based company where he helped to oversee a portfolio of mixed-use buildings as well as several condominium associations in the greater Grand Rapids area. Brandon also has several years of experience with student housing facilities at Central Michigan University, Grand Valley State University, and Mid-Michigan Community College.

Brandon has an Accounting Information Systems degree from Central Michigan University and is HVAC certified.

David Hendley

Portfolio Manager

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David Hendley joined MCC in 2021 and acts as the Portfolio Manager. In this role, David is responsible for overseeing construction draws, assisting with underwriting, closings, development of the CRM platform, and reporting and monitoring/tracking of the portfolio.

Prior to joining MCC, David worked within the commercial banking industry and focused on numerous activities including documentation review, cash flow analysis, compliance/reporting duties, CRM project work, and assisting with loan requests ranging from several thousand to tens of millions of dollars.

David has resided within Michigan throughout much of his life and is driven to continue assisting MCC with their goal of creating/preserving affordable housing and investing in job-creating community-driven economic development within the state.

David graduated from Grand Valley State University in 2016 with a Bachelor’s of Business Administration degree in Accounting and Finance.

Mike Gall

Controller

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Mike Gall joined MCC in 2022 in the Controller role. He is a certified public accountant licensed in the state of Michigan. He is responsible for assisting the CFO with accounting and compliance operations and supporting the Real Estate Development and Property Management Teams with vendors, application of rents and deposits, insurance, audit and tax preparation, and serves as support to Lending and Tax Credit transactions.

Prior to joining MCC, Mike worked for three years in public accounting at Plante & Moran, PLLC and one year as an internal auditor with the State of Michigan. While with Plante & Moran, he was a member of the assurance team working across a variety of industries, including working with real estate entities involved in New Market Tax Credits and low-income housing tax credits. As an internal auditor with the State of Michigan, he worked closely with MDOT to review and test internal controls and procedures and provide recommended improvements.

Mike served for six years in the Michigan Army National Guard at several units across the state, has resided in various cities all over Michigan and is excited and proud to be a part of MCC as we create sustainable development projects and restore and renovate historical buildings in some of those same cities.

Mike graduated summa cum laude from Northwood University with a bachelor’s degree in business administration with a major in accounting.