Since joining OnTrack WNC in 2006, Jonathan has served many roles from Volunteer Tax Project Coordinator to Financial Educator and Housing Counselor. He now manages the Homebuyer Program as well and the development of new programs to ensure that OnTrack WNC continually evolves to meet the needs of its clients. Jonathan’s training in financial coaching and behavioral economics informs his approach. His recent projects include development of the Student Loan Debt Counseling program and the Employee Financial Wellness initiative.
After spending more than 28 years in California, Zachery moved to West Asheville with a desire to go out on his own in the mortgage industry. Here, he is shifted to a philosophy of work/life integration with the desire to become a part of the community in West Asheville and beyond. It’s important to Zachery that he and his business are approachable and can provide assistance to home buyers who are often inundated with misinformation about the financial picture and mortgage options. In an automated culture reliant on digital communication, it’s time to put the human element back into these conversations.
Daniel James Clancy III has joined the Prime Mortgage Lending Inc. Team to provide our customers will a helpful, hands-on, and education approach to home financing. He’s a transplant to the Asheville area. Originally from Long Island New York, he moved to our area over 14 years ago. Because he experienced relocation to Asheville himself, he can help new transplants navigate the process of buying their own home in our southern Appalachian city.
Jonathan Gach (pronounced Gahk) would take a phrase like "master jack of all trades" as a compliment and personal challenge. Nurtured by his experiences as the seventh generation of his family to grow up in Asheville, he is passionate about fostering the ability to adapt to life's universal constant: change. Having studied environmental policy, business and economics at UNC Asheville, Jonathan seeks to nurture closer connections to our community's life-giving resources. Starting an early professional career while in high school, he worked at Biltmore to further estate sustainability. Since then, his professional interests have touched several aspects of sustainability, including clean transportation through supporting work for Asheville's first solar charging stations for electric vehicles. Desiring a balance between physical and mental work, work for renewable energy mechanical and efficiency contractors eventually helped inform his passion for home performance. Jonathan now brings his enthusiasm and experiences to Green Built Alliance with certifications from the Building Performance Institute and the North American Board of Certified Energy Practitioners. Jonathan involved himself early in the endeavors of the Energy Innovation Task Force. Now, Jonathan brings his past experiences to benefit a more-resilient energy future for Asheville by managing a strategic equity-focused energy upgrade program for Buncombe County households, in hopes of reaching peak-energy reduction goals, as well as improving occupant health and structural durability. A resource to the community, Jonathan invites you to reach out to him. When not at work, Jonathan can be found deep into home improvement projects of his 1890s home in Saluda, NC with his wife.
David from Waynesville, NC and graduated from Western Carolina University in 2000. He worked with Atlanta Legal Aid and Georgia Legal Services before joining Pisgah Legal Services. He is working with the new Courthouse Eviction Project in Buncombe County and also does Community Economic Development work with Pisgah. He recently joined the board of the local Community Land Trust.