
Join us for our Annual Public Meeting
Wednesday, February 25th | 8:30 AM – 11:00 AM | Camarillo Public Library
Space is limited – Register today for this free event and be part of the solution!
The housing affordability crisis is one of the most urgent challenges facing Ventura County—and solving it requires all of us. Together We Invest reflects our belief that meaningful progress happens when private-sector employers, corporations, developers, philanthropies, nonprofits, and community leaders work side by side. By investing in affordable workforce housing, businesses not only strengthen their community—they strengthen their workforce, their talent pipeline, and the long-term economic vitality of the region.
A strong workforce depends on stable, affordable housing. When workers can live where they work, businesses thrive, communities flourish, and local economies grow. Together We Invest—in people, in opportunity, and in Ventura County’s future.
Why Attend?
Hear from our panel of experts on the important topic of workforce housing. At our Annual Meeting, we’ll also share 2025 milestones, celebrate achievements, and explore how community impact investing allows corporations, foundations, and individuals to directly support affordable housing while earning a return on their investment.
~ Panel Discussion ~
Housing as Economic Infrastructure: Why Workforce Homes Matter for Jobs and Growth
Hear from our panel moderated by Elena Brokaw, Chair of the Santa Paula Chamber and the Barbara Barnard Smith Executive Director, Museum of Ventura County. Joining Elena . . .
- Danielle Borja, President/CEO, Greater Conejo Valley Chamber of Commerce
- Dr. Gagan Pawar, CEO, Clinicas del Camino Real
- Rick MacLennan Ed. D., Chancellor, Ventura County Community College District
- Andy Conli, CEO, West Ventura County Business Alliance
- Stephanie Caldwell, President & CEO, Ventura Chamber of Commerce

Learn about the impactful work of Housing Trust Fund Ventura County. In 2025, HTFVC committed $17 million in loans to support the development of 2,193 affordable multifamily communities, contributing to a total of $50 million invested countywide since 2013.