Small Business Resource Network - Sonoma County

Thank you to our Media Sponsors for your continued support!!!

We would like to express a HUGE THANK YOU to our Media Sponsors, KZST Sonoma County's Radio Station! with The Brent Farris Morning Show, Latino 95.5, KSRO 1350/103.5/96.9 with The Drive with Steve Jaxon, La Morenita FM with La Chica Dinamita, What’s Cookin’ Sonoma County? with Neil Pacheco and Exitos 98.7 with Blanca J Casillas for supporting and making the 5th Annual Sabores de Wine Country Latino Food & Wine Festival possible!!!

We are grateful for their continued support of our local small businesses and the community!!!

Aldina Vineyards pays homage to our parents, Al and Dina Lopez. Our label represents their life motto, to “always use the best quality materials to create the best quality product.” Our parents have instilled family values and hard work throughout our entire lives. Our goal is to reflect those values by creating Sonoma County’s premier Cabernet Sauvignon.

Aldina Vineyards will be at the 5th Annual Sabores de Wine Country Latino Food & Wine Festival, Monday Sept. 16th!!!

Purchase your tickets: https://saboresdewinecountry2019.eventbrite.com

Juan Jose Puentes, owner and winemaker and Miriam Puentes, Sales & Marketing with Honrama Cellars will be at Sabores de Wine Country, a Latino Food & Wine Festival pouring their lovingly made wine!!! Monday, September 18th!

Get your tickets: www.SaboresdeWineCountry2017.Eventbrite.com

Honorio was born in September of 1959 in San Salvador de los Ahorcados, Guanajuato Mexico. This small village did not offer much of a future for anyone. People were forced to live on a day to day basis. This was the way of life as they knew it. At a very young age, Honorio was taught by his father, Fabian, that the only way to survive was to live and work in the city. Which is just what he did. Fabian lived and worked in Mexico City and would send money back to his family in Guanajuato. Honorio's mother passed away at a very young age, therefore he was forced to grow up very quickly. His mother, Maria Luisa, was survived by Honorio, his older sister Marcelina and his younger brother Lucio, who was only a year old. Honorio and his siblings had to move from one family's home to the next in order to survive on their own.

Named in honor of Honorio Ramirez Mata, Honrama reflects the bond of respect and admiration between generations. From the soul of a great man whose quest for a better life for his family brought him to Napa Valley working to tend the vineyards and harvest the fruit, to the souls of his children and grandchildren who lovingly make the wine.

Cellar Angels Interviews Miriam Puentes of Honrama Cellars Named in honor of Honorio Ramirez Mata, Honrama reflects the bond of respect and admiration between generations. From the soul of a great man whose quest for...

We are pleases to announce that Jesus Arguelles of Arguelles Capital will join the team of speakers at the upcoming Business Summit!

Want to learn more about how social investment can impact your business? What is the difference between social investment vs. angel investment?

Jesus wil provide an afternoon workshop on how use the power of social investment and how it can impact the growth of your business.

Jesus Arguelles is an innovation driven social entrepreneur and "electric catalyst" for entreprenerual ecosystms and linking them to social engines of economic development.