Faith Bautista is the founder of the National Asian American Coalition, founder of the first Asian owned television network, ChimeTV. As well as founder of the National Diversity Coaltion, where she currently serves as the President & CEO. The National Diversity Coalition (NDC) is an organization of community organizers, faith-based leaders, nonprofit directors and business owners advocating for the voiceless and working collectively for greater financial equality and empowerment for underserved groups. Faith Bautista advocates in the halls of Congress, in the California legislature, and in front of key federal legislators such as the Federal Reserve, FDIC, OCC, FHFA, FTC, FCC and SEC and among America’s Fortune 500 corporations, as a major voice for the ethnic minority.

Faith currently serves on the corporate advisory board for FCC, Chair of T-Mobile California Advisory Board, Co chair for PG&E, OCWEN Mortgage, Royal Business Bank, Charter Communications, and Council of Filipino American Chamber of Commerce that has 24 chambers in the US. Faith was also a member of the Office of Thrift Supervision Minority Depository Institutions Advisory Committee and sat on the Low-Income Oversight Board for the California Public Utilities Commission.

Faith was the host of a prime-time news show on Charter cable television, Spectrum News 1 “Owning a Piece of America,” conceived in 2014 that discusses issues such as the future of homeownership, small business lending, technical assistance and consumer protection. Through her leadership, she has gained the support of Corporate America in reaching out to minority groups and has been a leading advocate for low-income and underserved communities.