Hector Villegas President & CEO Borderplex Community Capital

Hector Villegas President & CEO Borderplex Community Capital Hector Villegas is the President & CEO of Borderplex Community Capital, a supporting organization of the El Paso Community Foundation. His professional trajectory is defined by notable leadership positions within the banking industry. Prior to assuming his role at Borderplex Community Capital in September 2023, Hector held the pivotal position of Market Executive for PNC Bank, overseeing the El Paso Texas & Southern New Mexico region. Previously, he served as the Market President for BBVA US within the same geographic area. His career spans over 30 years in international banking, with a prominent focus on global corporate and investment banking. Notably, he has held significant roles with BBVA across various locations including a key role in expanding BBVA’s wholesale banking presence in the United States, while in New York City. Hector’s comprehensive expertise encompasses Corporate & Commercial Banking, Trade Finance, Investment Banking, Mergers and Acquisitions, and Credit, enriched by his tenure with renowned institutions in the US and abroad such as BBVA, Banamex, Credit Lyonnais, and Chase Bank. His diverse experience in these domains is a testament to his formidable skills and insights. Having relocated to El Paso in 2010, Hector has been actively engaged in the local business community, rendering valuable contributions to various organizations. Noteworthy among his board service affiliations are The El Paso Hispanic Chamber o Commerce, and Coronado Country Club & Golf. His commitment to community involvement is further evidenced by his past service on the boards of The El Paso Chamber, United Way of El Paso County, Borderplex Alliance, The El Paso Symphony Orchestra, The Rotary Club, The El Paso Opera, and Community en Accion. Hector Villegas holds a bachelor’s degree in International Business Administration, and he has augmented his academic credentials with professional certificates from esteemed institutions like The London School of Economics and The University of Texas at Austin’s Red McCombs School of Business.