Alfredo Izmajtovich
CEO & President

With more than two decades of professional experience, Alfredo is an acknowledged leader, advocate and authority on developing large-scale affordable housing. He boasts extensive knowledge managing the underwriting of housing programs, including but not limited to low-income housing tax credits, state and federal housing programs and various private programs. His background includes manager of the Housing Division for the Los Angeles County Community Development Commission from 1991 to 2001, where he created the instrumental housing program in the City of Industry that became a key source of regional gap financing. From 2001 to 2011, Alfredo was vice president of acquisitions for the National Community Renaissance, where he was directly responsible for new development of more than 2,000 units. As a respected industry expert, Alfredo has presented at forums and seminars for the Community Redevelopment Association, the Southern California Association of Nonprofit Housing - the region's trade and advocacy organization - and other industry groups. He has been a guest lecturer at UCLA, USC and other institutions, and has been a technical trainer in affordable housing for many years. Alfredo is a board member of SCANPH and serves on the Los Angeles County Affordable Housing Task Force. He is currently the Executive Vice President of Housing & Economic Development for the Cesar Chavez Foundation. 

Alfredo earned a Bachelor of Art's Degree in Economics with an emphasis in applied math from UCLA, a Masters of Arts Degree in Urban Planning from UCLA's Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Planning, and his M.B.A. degree from the prestigious Anderson School of Management at UCLA. 

Richard K. Rollins
Vice President

Richard joined the Cesar Chavez Foundation in 2012 and brought with him over twenty-seven years of diverse construction experience. With seven years as a construction manager/owner's representative, nine years as a construction superintendent and eleven years in the trades, Richard brings strong relationships built on respect, integrity and professionalism to every project undertaken by the Foundation. His expert knowledge encompasses technical oversight of architectural design, entitlements/permits, bidding, the contracting process and project estimates. Over the past sixteen years, Richard has been responsible for approximately $237 million worth of construction that have culminated in many expertly completed projects. Prior to joining the Foundation, Richard managed the construction of 16 new major multifamily housing projects worth $166 million for National Community Renaissance over a seven-year period. 

Tom Winn
SR. Construction Manager

Tom Winn is a Senior Construction Manager at Greenfield Construction where he leads and
develops projects in Texas.  Tom has completed projects across the United States and overseas. He has extensive construction experience that encompasses apartments, airports, hospitals, shopping centers, mid-rise office
towers and major civil projects - earthmoving, roads, underground utilities, and water towers He has competed single construction projects with contracts totaling over $400 million.  In addition, he has earned a BS in Architecture from the University of Texas at Arlington and an MBA at Duke University.  Tom lives in Arlington, Texas with his wife Donna. They have a son, Tyler, and a daughter, Tristan.

Paul Ellias
SR. Construction Manager

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Alec Eaton
Construction Superintendent

Alec Eaton joined the Greenfield Construction team in 2015. Mr. Eaton spent over 4 years working with Ellias Construction; where he began as a laborer and moved up the ranks to Assistant Superintendent. Mr. Eaton has worked on numerous new construction projects, as well as rehabilitation projects. He is well versed in daily tasks such as managing trades, knowledge of proper safety methods on site, experience in plan reading, operating multiple hand tools and heavy machinery/equipment. He also specializes in framing, grading and concrete work. Mr. Eaton's varying experience makes him an important addition to our team.
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Roselle Capiral
Construction Manager

​Roselle joined Greenfield Construction as a Project Engineer in early 2019 and currently as a Construction Manager bringing extensive experience in the management and administration of complex construction projects. She was an essential member of the construction management team in completing the Ybarra Village project (Los Angeles CA), with specific responsibilities for complex monthly pay draw applications, assisting with quality control, scheduling/sequencing of the trades, ADA compliance, and direct coordination in obtaining final inspections and the Certificate of Occupancy. Currently Roselle is assigned to Greenfield’s El Monte Veteran/Family Housing complex (El Monte CA) scheduled for completion late 2021 and El Monte Tyler Valley scheduled for completion late 2022.
Prior to joining Greenfield Construction, Roselle was a Project Administrator for a fire sprinkler contractor and was involved in various projects, including but not limited to Downtown Disney in Anaheim, California and Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, California. She then transferred to the position of Construction Project Accountant and has in-depth knowledge of AIA G702/G703, contract administration, lien releases and funding procedure.
Roselle was born in the Philippines and is bilingual in Tagalog. She graduated from DeVry University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Technical Management. She received her Master of Business Administration from Keller Management University. Lastly, she received her Certification in Project Management from Cornell University.
Her favorite pass time is watching the best NFL team, Green Bay Packers.

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