Suzanna Aguilera-Marrero is a Tulare County native. After a career in Public Safety at a state level she began her full time engagement in Tulare County. Suzanna serves on the National Latino Peace Officers Association as the California Chapter Regional Vice President and represents law enforcement personnel nationwide.
An executive board member on Crime Victims United of California as the Treasurer, she has a passion for victims and their rights and has advocated for public safety legislative bills. She has been Woman of the Year 2014, Board President 2015-2017, and Head Ambassador 2014 of the Tulare Kings County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (TKHCC).
Currently she is the Immediate Past President on the board, Chairwoman of the Hispanic Chamber Foundation of Tulare-Kings Counties (HCFTKC), a California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Foundation Director, all founded on chamber business.
She is a West Coast Cyber Indian Lions Club Vice President and District Chaplain, a Tulare County Latino Rotary member since 2014, and served on the Sheriff Public Outreach Team (SPOT), as well as the Tulare County Association of Governments serving on the Citizens Oversight Committee Measure R Bond to note just a few.
Suzanna is known as SAM, the acronym for her name, and has served as both TKHCC and Foundation CEO between hires and appointments. Additionally, she has served on every TKHCC sub and signature committee over the last eight (8) years and continues to be a positive force in the growth of business advocacy. She is the CEO/President of her own small women’s business, Las Chingonas, LLC., a consulting business enterprise.

Prabhjot ‘Joti’ Kaur was born and raised in India. After she completed college, she came to the United States with a dream to build a career and was not afraid to work (21 hours a day and 2 jobs). Joti is current an entrepreneur a Senior Broker Agency Owner in financial services. Joti was in banking for 19 years, she has held many positions, she started as a part time teller and worked her way up to position as a Branch Manager VP and at the bank she worked on many different projects. Joti has a Master’s in International History, Joti served on One Voice Council which is Union Bank’s advisory committee, she is a Member Co-Chair of S.P.O.T. (Sheriff’s Public Outreach Team) Committee, she is a member of Lion’s club, she is an Executive member of Indian Woman’s Association, Ambassador of Tulare-Kings Hispanic Chamber, Board Member of Sequoia Health and Wellness Centers and she has a 1st Degree Brown Belt in JUDO plus Coach and Referee. Joti serves as Chair for Kaweah Delta Health Care District’s Community Relations Committee. In 2018 Joti was awarded with Women of The Year award. Joti has graduated from CBA Executive banking school at Furman University SC. Joti is a mentor for young kids. She has a passion to educate small business owners and help the community succeed. She says, “It makes me really happy when I see my clients and my community grow and succeed.”

Shriani Patel graduated from University of California, Riverside with a Bachelor of Science in Business, concentrating in Accounting & Auditing with cum laude honors. She has an array of experiences in small business and hospitality management, nonprofit work, advocacy, and civic engagement. Currently, she is a licensed Life and Health Insurance Agent, co-founded an LLC to educate and empower the youth and diverse communities to pursue entrepreneurship, an active volunteer with Lions Club International, and the newest foundation board member. In the future, Shriani plans to pursue a Masters degree and also obtain her CPA license. Through these combined experiences, while always learning new things, Shriani hope’s to use her education and background towards the betterment of society and positively impact people’s lives.