Arthur Fleming has joined the National Community Capital Association, a national network of more than 160 private-sector community development financial institutions, as executive vice president and chief lending and investment officer.Mr. Fleming, who was most recently senior director for the Southeast region of the Fannie Mae Foundation, will lead the NCCA's new strategy to increase the volume of financing available in emerging domestic markets, the association said. At GMAC Mortgage, Mr. Fleming was senior vice president and managing director of the Housing Initiatives Group. Before joining GMAC, Mr. Fleming was the founder and executive director (from 1990 to 1999) of the Community Financing Consortium in South Florida. The NCCA, can be found online at http://www.communitycapital.org.
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