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Join us for another inspiring and informative episode of ¡Buenos Días! Kern County! as Jay Tamsi, President/CEO of the Kern County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, welcomes Romy Bermudez, owner of Romy & Associates, an accomplished entrepreneur, insurance professional, and dedicated community advocate. Recently honored as the California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce Central Region Business of the Year, Romy has built a successful business grounded in integrity, relationships, and a commitment to helping individuals and families make confident, informed decisions about their healthcare coverage. In this episode, we explore Romy's entrepreneurial journey, from what inspired him to enter the insurance industry to building a knowledgeable team dedicated to serving Kern County's diverse communities. Romy shares how trust, cultural understanding, and personalized service have shaped his business, and why providing education and guidance in both English and Spanish is so important. Healthcare coverage can be complicated. Understanding your options shouldn't have to be. Our conversation takes a closer look at Medicare, Medi-Cal, Medicaid, and Medicare supplemental insurance, exploring the differences, misconceptions, and questions individuals and families should consider when evaluating their healthcare options. With the Annual Enrollment Period underway, Romy shares valuable insight into reviewing existing coverage, understanding benefits and limitations, avoiding common enrollment mistakes, and recognizing how healthcare decisions can impact both access to care and financial well-being. We also celebrate Romy's recent statewide recognition, exploring what this achievement means to him, his team, and the communities they serve. From building meaningful relationships to creating opportunities through entrepreneurship, Romy reflects on the values, challenges, and experiences that have shaped his success. Beyond healthcare and insurance, this conversation is about something bigger: the power of building a business that makes a difference. Romy shares his perspective on leadership, community involvement, and the importance of creating a lasting legacy through service. He also offers encouragement and advice for aspiring entrepreneurs looking to turn their passion into purpose. Whether you're exploring healthcare coverage, building a business, or simply looking for inspiration from one of Kern County's accomplished community leaders, this is a conversation you won't want to miss! ¡Buenos Días! Kern County! Celebrating the people, businesses, and stories that make Kern County thrive! Listen to our podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major podcast platforms!!

Join host Jay Tamsi, President/CEO of the Kern County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, as he welcomes Albert Urquizo, owner of Birdie & Brews and Divine Power Shine Exterior Cleaning, for an engaging conversation about entrepreneurship, determination, and building successful businesses in Kern County. From launching an innovative mobile golf simulator experience with Birdie & Brews to providing professional exterior cleaning services through Divine Power Shine, Albert is turning creativity, hard work, and a commitment to customer service into entrepreneurial opportunities. In this episode, we explore Albert's personal journey, the inspiration behind his businesses, and the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship. He shares insights into building customer relationships, earning trust, navigating a competitive marketplace, and the importance of marketing, networking, and community connections. We'll also discuss the role of family, mentorship, and perseverance in shaping his success, along with his vision for the future and advice for aspiring entrepreneurs ready to take their own leap of faith. At the Kern County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, we believe small businesses are the foundation of a thriving local economy. Albert's story is a reminder that entrepreneurship is about more than launching a business. It's about creating opportunities, strengthening relationships, and making a meaningful impact in the community. Every great business begins with an idea, a vision, and the courage to take that first step. Tune in for another inspiring episode of ¡Buenos Días! Kern County!, where we celebrate the people, businesses, and stories driving Kern County forward. Two businesses. One entrepreneurial spirit. Endless possibilities. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major podcast platforms!

On this exciting episode of ¡Buenos Días! Kern County!, Jay Tamsi, KCHCC President/CEO sits down with Adriana Coleman, KCHCC Board Member & Día de Los Muertos Committee Member and talks about celebrating culture, community, tradition, and the spirit of giving back! We dive into Adriana's journey with the KCHCC, her professional work with Dignity Health CommonSpirit Health, and how building meaningful relationships, creating opportunities, and serving others can make a lasting impact on our community. And get ready, Bakersfield and Kern County! We're gearing up for the 16th Annual KCHCC Día de los Muertos Celebrationon Sunday, November 8, 2026, from 2–7 p.m. at Stamler Park! Adriana shares the beauty, history, and cultural significance of this beloved Mexican tradition that celebrates life while honoring the memories and legacies of those who came before us. From beautiful altares and vibrant folklórico performances to live mariachi music, delicious food, local vendors, face painting, children's activities, and so much more! This family-friendly celebration promises an unforgettable afternoon of culture, unity, and community pride! We also go behind the scenes to discover what it takes to bring a celebration of this magnitude to life! From passionate volunteers and dedicated committee members to generous sponsors and community partners, Adriana reminds us that extraordinary things happen when people come together with a shared purpose. We talk about inspiring the next generation, preserving our cultural heritage, the power of volunteerism, and why giving back is one of the greatest investments we can make in our community: keeping culture, corazón, community, and our traditions alive! ¡Buenos Días! Kern County! - Where community, culture, business, and inspiring stories come together! Listen to our podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major podcast platforms!

!Buenos Dias! Kern County! With Corina Topete, owner, Jerry's Pizza and Pub On this episode of ¡Buenos Días! Kern County!, Jay Tamsi, KCHCC President/CEO sits down with Corina Topete, owner of Jerry's Pizza & Pub, for a conversation about entrepreneurship, family, culture, resilience, and the evolution of one of downtown Bakersfield's most iconic establishment! Corina shares her family roots and the journey that led her and husband Ernesto Topete into the restaurant and entertainment industry, including their decision to take ownership of Jerry's Pizza & Pub on April 1, 2018. We explore what it meant to take the reins of a longtime Bakersfield institution and their commitment to preserving the history, nostalgia, and character generations of customers have come to love, while introducing a fresh vision for its future. Corina also reflects on the significance of Latino entrepreneurship and the growing role Latino-owned businesses play in shaping the economic and cultural vitality of downtown Bakersfield. Under their leadership, Jerry's has evolved beyond its legendary pizza into a vibrant destination for live music, DJs, comedy, special events, nightlife, and community gatherings, all while maintaining the authenticity that has made it a Bakersfield favorite for decades. We also discuss the realities of business ownership, including the challenges Corina and Ernesto faced after taking over just two years before the COVID-19 pandemic, the resilience that kept them moving forward, and the lessons they learned along the way. Corina shares what it means to create an inclusive gathering place and to provide representation for the next generation of Latino entrepreneurs who can see themselves owning and leading iconic businesses in their own community. After more than eight years of ownership, Corina reflects on what makes her most proud, what's ahead for Jerry's Pizza & Pub, and why those who remember the "old Jerry's" will still find the history, atmosphere, and spirit they love—along with plenty of reasons to experience the Jerry's of today. Join us for an inspiring conversation celebrating business, culture, resilience, community, and the continued legacy of a true Bakersfield institution on ¡Buenos Días! Kern County! Listen to our podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major podcast platforms!

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and we're turning Kern County PINK!  On this special episode of ¡Buenos Días! Kern County!, with Jay Tamsi, KCHCC President/CEO sits down with Heather McMahon, Business Development Director at Links for Life, to highlight the organization's powerful work supporting breast cancer patients, survivors, and families throughout Bakersfield and Kern County. Heather shares her journey with Links for Life, what inspired her to become involved with the organization, and the important services, resources, education, and support Links for Life provides to individuals and families impacted by breast cancer. We'll also talk about why Breast Cancer Awareness Month remains so important and how education, wellness, early detection, and access to resources can make a meaningful difference throughout the year. We'll dive into Paint the Town Pink, Links for Life's month-long October campaign that brings together survivors, businesses, organizations, and community members to raise awareness and show support. Heather gives us a preview of the many activities planned throughout the month, from wellness classes, educational programs, health fairs, and community outreach to survivor celebrations and special gatherings. We'll also learn how local businesses and individuals can get involved by hosting events, decorating in pink, sponsoring, donating, volunteering, forming teams, and helping spread the word. One of the biggest highlights is Lace'n It Up, featuring the 5K Run/Walk and 1K Celebration on October 3. Heather shares what makes this signature event so meaningful for survivors, families, supporters, and the entire community, what participants can expect on event day, and how funds raised help Links for Life continue providing critical local services and resources. Whether you run, walk, volunteer, create a team, or simply come out to show your support, there's a way for everyone to be part of the celebration. We'll also look ahead to the Hot Pink Celebration on October 23, discuss the special role breast cancer survivors play in the mission of Links for Life, and explore ways people can continue supporting the organization even if they're unable to attend one of the major October events. Finally, Heather shares what she hopes our community takes away from this year's Paint the Town Pink campaign, her vision for the future of Links for Life, and how the organization plans to continue making an impact for breast cancer patients, survivors, and their families. We'll wrap up with information on how listeners can learn more, register for Lace'n It Up, attend upcoming events, volunteer, donate, and become part of the Links for Life mission. Together, we can raise awareness, celebrate survivors, support those currently fighting, honor those we have lost, and Paint the Town Pink! Listen to our podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major podcast platforms!

On this episode of ¡Buenos Días! Kern County!, Jay Tamsi, KCHCC President/CEO sits down with Jenifer VanAlstein, COO of The Adaptive Networks, to learn more about her personal and professional journey and the experiences that have shaped her into the businesswoman, community leader, wife, mother, and daughter she is today.    Jenifer shares insight into the ever-changing world of technology and what it means for businesses to be "adaptive," while discussing some of today's biggest IT trends and challenges and how The Adaptive Networks helps organizations improve efficiency while maintaining secure and reliable technology systems.    We'll also explore Jenifer's passion for community service through her presidency and leadership with Rotary, what "Service Above Self" means to her, and how giving back has influenced her approach to leadership. Jenifer reflects on her experience facilitating the Kern County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce's Energy & Agriculture Academy, the lessons she hopes students carry with them personally and professionally, and her involvement with the Chamber's Inaugural Healthcare Academy. We'll discuss why workforce-development programs are so important in connecting students and job seekers with career opportunities, helping employers develop their future workforce, and strengthening Kern County's economy.   Jenifer also opens up about the influence her family has had on the way she leads and connects with others, how she works to balance the demands of business, community service, and family, and what the future holds for Jenifer, The Adaptive Networks, and her continued commitment to serving our community. Leadership, technology, workforce development, family, and service come together on this episode of ¡Buenos Días! Kern County!   You don't want to miss this exciting and inspiring podcast of ¡Buenos Dias! Kern County with one of Kern County's leaders, Jenifer VanAlstein!   For More Information:   Kern County Hispanic Chamber: https://kchcc.org/ email: [email protected] phone: 661-633-5495 instagram: @kchcc85 facebook: KC-Hispanic Chamber Commerce   The Adaptive Networks: https://adaptive-net.com/ email: [email protected] phone: 661-241-0638 instagram: @adaptiv_networks facebook: Adaptive_Networks

Get ready for an exciting new episode of ¡Buenos Días! Kern County! as host Jay Tamsi, KCHCC President/CEO, sits down with Gilbert Vicario, Executive Director of the Bakersfield Museum of Art! We're getting to know the man behind the museum—from Gilbert's upbringing and journey into the arts to what brought him to Bakersfield and his vision for the future of BMoA. We'll talk about how the museum is connecting with Kern County's vibrant Hispanic and Latino communities and creating new opportunities for everyone to experience, appreciate, and be inspired by the arts. We're also celebrating a major milestone—70 years of the Bakersfield Museum of Art! Gilbert takes us behind the scenes of the anniversary celebrations and shares what this incredible legacy means for Bakersfield and Kern County. And there's plenty more ahead! We're getting a sneak peek at this fall's exhibitions, upcoming events, including Vía Arte, and programming, plus an early look at a very special exhibition coming in 2027 that you'll definitely want on your radar. It's art, culture, community, and 70 years of history—all on this episode of ¡Buenos Días! Kern County!

On this episode of ¡Buenos Días! Kern County!, KCHCC President/CEO Jay Tamsi sits down with Dr. Seth Garza, a young chiropractor and entrepreneur whose journey into healthcare is rooted in family, discipline, service, and a passion for helping others live healthier lives. Jay has had the privilege of knowing Seth since childhood, making this conversation especially meaningful as they reflect on his transformation from a young man growing up in Kern County to becoming Dr. Garza. Healthcare has always been part of Seth's life. With a mother who is a doctor and a father who also works in healthcare, he grew up surrounded by medicine and an understanding of the importance of caring for others. Seth shares how his parents influenced his path, the values they instilled in him, and why chiropractic care ultimately stood out as the profession he wanted to pursue. He opens up about the discipline, sacrifices, challenges, and motivation it took to earn his doctorate at a young age—and what kept him focused along the way. We also break down what chiropractic care really is, address some common misconceptions, and explore its growing role in wellness, prevention, mobility, and overall quality of life. For young people considering careers in chiropractic care or other healthcare professions, Seth offers advice on where to begin, staying committed to your goals, and believing in what is possible. Finally, we look beyond the white coat and talk about the man behind the profession. Seth reflects on what makes him most proud, what his younger self might think of where he is today, and his bigger vision for the future—as a chiropractor, community leader, husband, father, family man, and someone committed to making a positive difference in the lives of others. It's an inspiring conversation about family, healthcare, perseverance, purpose, and coming full circle—right here on ¡Buenos Días! Kern County!

On this episode of ¡Buenos Días! Kern County!, KCHCC President/CEO, Jay Tamsi, sits down with three brothers who have become true staples of Bakersfield's restaurant and hospitality scene — Art, Alex, and Omar Ruiz. Nearly 30 years ago, the Ruiz family made the move from the San Fernando Valley to Bakersfield. Raised by Doñ Arturo and Doña Maria Ruiz, the six Ruiz siblings grew up with strong values centered around hard work, faith, family, dedication, and giving back. We'll talk about those early years, the sacrifices their parents made, and how those lessons continue to shape the brothers as husbands, fathers, business owners, and community leaders.  We'll also go back to where much of the family business story began with La Mina Mexican Grill & Cantina, which grew to five locations and became a familiar name in Kern County. The brothers will share what it was really like working together as a family, how they handled challenges and disagreements, and what more than 30 years in the restaurant industry taught them about business, relationships, and staying power.  Today, each brother has created his own lane. Art is behind Golden State Restaurant Services and Taco District. Alex continues the family tradition with the original La Mina in Lamont, SoCal Tamal, SoCal Grilling Company, and two cafeterías. Omar has built a diverse portfolio that includes Bootleggers, La Buena Vida, No Vacancy, Toasted, and other rental venues.  And yes, we're going to talk about why so many people call these guys the "OGs" of Bakersfield's restaurant industry. We'll get into mentorship, collaboration over competition, and why they have always been willing to help other restaurant owners — even potential competitors. We'll also discuss their role in bringing restaurant owners together through the Restaurant Business Committee and why building a stronger hospitality community matters.  Beyond the restaurants and businesses, this conversation is really about family, community, sacrifice, and legacy. We'll talk about the causes they support, the biggest challenges they've faced over the years, how the industry has changed, and what has allowed them to keep evolving. Most importantly, we'll ask what they hope their parents feel when they look at everything the family has accomplished, what they want the Ruiz name to represent in Kern County, and of course — what's next for Art, Alex, Omar, and the Ruiz family? It's going to be a fun, real, and inspiring conversation about food, family, entrepreneurship, brotherhood, and building something that lasts. This is ¡Buenos Días! Kern County!

On this episode of ¡Buenos Días! Kern County!, Jay Tamsi, KCHCC President/CEO sits down with Gabriel Adame, President and CEO of Youth 2 Leaders Education Foundation, to discuss his journey as a young executive and his commitment to expanding educational opportunities for students throughout Kern County and beyond.   Gabriel shares how his upbringing and professional experiences helped shape his approach to leadership and prepared him to lead Youth 2 Leaders. We explore the organization's mission to help students, especially first-generation and migrant students, navigate the path to higher education, overcome financial and academic barriers, and recognize their full potential.    Gabriel also takes us inside Youth 2 Leaders' three-day college-readiness academies, where students gain hands-on exposure to STEM, algebra, leadership, and college-style learning environments.    We discuss the importance of partnerships with Migrant Education Programs throughout California, the organization's involvement with the Kern County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, and how businesses, educators, volunteers, and community organizations can work together to create stronger educational and career pathways for the next generation.    Finally, Gabriel shares advice for young people who may feel college is out of reach and gives us a look at what's next for Youth 2 Leaders Education Foundation and its growing impact on students and families.

On this episode of ¡Buenos Días! Kern County!, Jay Tamsi, KCHCC President/CEO Jay Tamsi sits down with Luis Garay, a young professional entrepreneur, restaurateur, and small business owner, to explore the journey, vision, and determination behind his growing portfolio of businesses. Luis shares how his upbringing and early experiences inspired him to pursue entrepreneurship, the challenges and lessons that shaped him along the way, and the story behind the successful launch of Tacos Mi Pa in Downtown Bakersfield.  We take a closer look at his diverse business ventures including Tacos Mi Pa, Aye Mi Pa, AMP Bakersfield, Kimber Pallets, and La Vista Properties—and discuss how he has applied lessons across multiple industries to grow as both an entrepreneur and leader. Luis also reflects on the value of his involvement with the Kern County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, the importance of relationships and community engagement, and his commitment to giving back to Bakersfield.  Beyond business, he opens up about balancing entrepreneurship with family life as a devoted son, brother, and soon-to-be first-time father, while sharing the leadership principles, mentorship, and advice that continue to guide him. From his vision for the next five years to words of encouragement for aspiring entrepreneurs waiting to take their first step, this conversation highlights entrepreneurship, family, leadership, community impact, and the drive to build a legacy.

¡Buenos Dias! Kern County! with NaTesha "T" Johnson On this inspiring episode of ¡Buenos Días! Kern County!, Jay Tamsi, KCHCC President/CEO sits down with NaTesha "T" Johnson, Executive Director of the Bakersfield College (B.C.) Launch Pad, entrepreneur, creative visionary, community advocate, and passionate advocate for small businesses and economic opportunity throughout Kern County. "T" has dedicated her career to helping aspiring entrepreneurs transform ideas into sustainable businesses while creating pathways to education, mentorship, resources, and access to capital. During our conversation, we explore some of the most common challenges facing new business owners and the practical steps entrepreneurs can take to overcome them. We'll also discuss her strong partnership with the Kern County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and why collaboration among educational institutions, chambers of commerce, community organizations, and business leaders is essential to building a stronger and more inclusive entrepreneurial ecosystem. Through her organization she founded, Upside Academy, Inc., "T" has also demonstrated the powerful role creativity and storytelling can play in entrepreneurship and productivity and innovation to our youth. She shares how her own entrepreneurial journey has influenced the way she mentors others, encourages innovation, and empowers individuals and our future leaders to confidently pursue their business dreams. We'll dive into one of the biggest challenges entrepreneurs continue to face—access to capital—and highlight funding opportunities and resources that many small business owners may not realize are available to them. "T" also reflects on making history as the first Black Chairwoman of the Kern County Fair Board, what that milestone meant to her personally, and the leadership lessons she has gained through public and community service. Throughout her career, she has broken barriers among the black community while helping open doors for others, making "representation" a priority, mentorship, and creating opportunities for the next generation an important part of her story. Looking ahead, we'll discuss the future of entrepreneurship in Kern County, the opportunities that excite her most, and the areas where our community must continue investing and collaborating. For anyone with a great business idea who simply doesn't know where to begin, "T" offers valuable guidance, encouragement, and lessons learned from years of helping entrepreneurs take that critical first step. Finally, we ask "T" to reflect on the legacy she hopes to leave—not only through the businesses she has helped launch, but through the people she has empowered, the barriers she has helped break, and the community she continues to serve. Join us for an uplifting conversation about entrepreneurship, leadership, access to capital, representation, mentorship, collaboration, and creating opportunities for the next generation—right here on ¡Buenos Días! Kern County!

!Buenos Días! Kern County! with Dr. Olga Meave, Chief Executive Officer of Clinica Sierra Vista Join us for an inspiring and informative conversation with Jay Tamsi, KCHCC President/CEO and Dr. Olga Meave, Chief Executive Officer of Clinica Sierra Vista (CSV), as she shares her extraordinary journey from her upbringing in Mexico to leading one of California's most impactful community healthcare organizations. In this episode, Dr. Meave reflects on the mentors who shaped her leadership, Clinica Sierra Vista's rapid growth across Kern and Fresno Counties, the opening of its new corporate headquarters, and the launch of the innovative PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly), which helps older adults maintain their independence while receiving comprehensive care. She also previews Clinica Sierra Vista's 55th Anniversary Celebration, Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting of its new headquarters, and National Community Health Center Week festivities on Saturday, August 8, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., featuring free food, children's activities, health screenings, community resources, and more. Dr. Meave shares advice for future healthcare professionals, discusses Clinica Sierra Vista's partnership with the Kern County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce to launch the inaugural Healthcare Academy, and reflects on balancing life as a physician, CEO, wife, and mother while leading one of the region's most impactful healthcare organizations. This conversation explores leadership, service, innovation, and the power of investing in healthier communities. Tune in to !Buenos Días! Kern County! and discover how Dr. Olga Meave and Clinica Sierra Vista are shaping the future of healthcare—one family, one community, and one life at a time. Stream new episodes of !Buenos Días! Kern County! every Wednesday on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcast platforms.

¡Buenos Días! Kern County! With Olivia Garcia and Juan Villalobos  On this episode of ¡Buenos Días! Kern County!, hosted by Jay Tamsi, President & CEO of the Kern County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, welcomes two outstanding community and business leaders: Olivia Garcia, Bakersfield College and CSU Bakersfield professor and longtime KCHCC executive board member and community advocate, and Juan Villalobos, Director of Sales & Member Solutions at AltaOne Federal Credit Union, KCHCC Board Member, and representative of AltaOne—returning for its third consecutive year as the Hispanic Business Conference & Expo's Platinum Sponsor. The discussion highlights "Building Businesses, Empowering Communities: The Road to the 29th Annual Hispanic Business Conference & Expo." Together, they discuss the power of long-term community partnerships, why investing in entrepreneurs and small businesses matters, and what attendees can expect at this year's conference. From dynamic business workshops in both English and Spanish to networking opportunities, the Business Expo, the Alive After Five Business Networking Mixer, the VIP Beauty Bar hosted by Bellisima Medical Aesthetics and Milan Institute, live entertainment, and valuable resources for business owners, this episode offers a preview of one of Kern County's premier business events. The conversation also explores the conference's expanded focus on leadership, personal growth, financial wellness, artificial intelligence, and sustainable success—demonstrating how today's entrepreneurs and small businesses can strengthen both their businesses and their well-being. Whether you're a business owner, entrepreneur, nonprofit leader, student, or professional looking to grow your network and elevate your career, this episode is packed with inspiration and practical insights. Tune in to discover how collaboration, education, and community partnerships continue to create opportunities and drive economic growth throughout Kern County. For more details and to download your complimentary ticket visit www.kchcc.org

¡Buenos Días! Kern County! With Daniel Green, Marketing Director, Jim Burke Ford, Albert Iribe, Sales Manager, AVANZA Autos Jim Burke Ford & Avanza Autos | Driving Community, Innovation, and Opportunity On this 10th episode of ¡Buenos Días! Kern County!, hosted by Jay Tamsi, President & CEO of the Kern County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, welcomes Daniel Green, Marketing Director for Jim Burke Ford and Avanza Autos, along with Albert Iribe, Sales Manager, for an engaging conversation about one of Kern County's most respected automotive organizations. The discussion highlights the remarkable legacy of Jim Burke, whose lifelong commitment to education, philanthropy, and community service helped shape Bakersfield into the community it is today. The conversation explores how the Burke family continues that tradition by investing in local organizations, supporting workforce development, and remaining dedicated to serving the people of Kern County. Listeners will also get an inside look at Avanza Autos, the newest addition to the Jim Burke family of dealerships. Learn what makes this innovative used vehicle dealership unique, why now was the right time for its launch, and how it is redefining the car-buying experience through transparency, customer service, quality vehicles, and flexible financing solutions designed to meet the needs of today's consumers. The episode also covers: The Burke family's enduring commitment to community service and why organizations like the Kern County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce remain important partners. What customers can expect when visiting Avanza Autos. Financing options and programs that help make vehicle ownership more accessible. What sets Avanza Autos apart from traditional dealerships. A preview of what's ahead for the automotive industry, including emerging vehicle trends and what customers may expect in the coming years. The future vision for the Jim Burke family of dealerships and their continued investment in Kern County.