“We always put our customer first and work to be their marketing department, by consistently doing excellent work we look forward to having satisfied customers,” explains Naun Garcia owner and developer of Inpower Marketing. Their growing list of enthusiastic clients speaks for itself, but they never rest on past successes, they expect excellence from themselves and that is proving to be a sound business plan. Naun is a Kingsburg CA. native and graduated from high school with a love of computers and what they could do to help society. This love and his desire to learn more about this technology that he could see affecting all of our lives in the future helped him decide to major in computer science at Fresno State. While still a student there he began doing computer and marketing work parttime to help put him through college and it was a wise decision because it lead to him earning a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration and Information Systems at California State University, Fresno. Inpower Marketing has come to realize that many businesses do not have enough work for an in house computer specialist to do marketing, websites, E-Commerce etc. so they fill the gap by taking care of that for small business so that the businesses get the best results for a fair price. They are now growing each month by the great referrals they get from satisfied customers. Naun says, “that fortunately, great work speaks for itself.” He has a staff of four and they are each specialist in different areas. A couple of years ago Naun and Inpower Marketing joined the Central California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and it has been a mutually beneficial alignment. He created their very professional website and he is now a board member as well. One of his goals is to keep the chamber “in synch with all the latest technology” and thus keeping them constantly current. Naun emphasizes that Inpower Marketing enjoys working for any size business and for any budget because from time to time every business needs some technology and it is a relief to engage with someone that knows what they are doing and will fill that need for them.

Jess Rodriguez
Hispanic Profiles Magazine 
July 2018 – Summer Edition

Eddie Castaneda is a very enthusiastic leader of the Central California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. He is currently the Vice President and has worked his way up from chamber member to board member to secretary, treasurer, and now VP. He is a hard worker and does all he can to make the chamber as successful as possible. Keep in mind that being an officer is a volunteer position so we tip our hats to all the officers. He is a valley native and was born in Fowler and later moved to Fresno where he attended local grammar schools and then attended St. Therese and graduated from San Joaquin Memorial High School. He says he got married at nineteen marrying his high school sweetheart. He initially got involved in his families business that specializes in imports. He enjoyed that, but got an offer to work with the city of Fresno and accepted the opportunity. A few years into this work he got a call from Comcast, they were looking for a bilingual person to work with their clients. He thought that might be an interesting challenge and now he has been there for over a decade. Eddie is always moving forward and completed his Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration focusing on entrepreneurship. He likes to say that, “business is in my blood.” That is one reason that he loves working with local business people and helping through his chamber contacts. He likes to show them new ideas and ways of growing their business. With all the responsibilities he has Eddie always puts his family first working together with his wife to raise two daughters, that are in college, and an energetic son in the sixth grade. He is excited about helping the chamber grow and make it like a “family” for all concerned. He adds, “people can learn a lot just from the connections they make during our networking mixers.” One of his goals is to reach out and make partnership relationships with local groups like REZCOM and SCORE. With people learning to work together it will improve their businesses and help them grow as individuals that can also turn around and help others. Eddie also likes to work with young groups like the business student groups at the local colleges and enjoys mentoring and letting them know that if “they put in the time and effort it will open up new vistas for them and they will be able to succeed through those efforts.”