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Armando Escobedo
I hail from Corona, California and moved to Eureka in the spring of 2024. Over the years, I have collaborated with socially conscious businesses and mission-driven organizations to effectively communicate and establish meaningful connections with their audiences.
I have more than 15 years of experience in digital marketing and website design. I am dedicated to giving back to the community and have dedicated many years to serving on numerous local non-profit boards, advisory committees, and statewide organizations.
Since 2016, I have been an active member of Kiwanis International, a global service organization that focuses on serving and enhancing the lives of children worldwide.
Honors
- Certificate of Congressional Recognition, Congressman Ken Calvert, 42nd District, Congresswoman Young Kim, 40th District
- Certificate of Recognition, State of California Senate, Senator Richard D. Roth, 31th District,
- Certificate of Recognition, California Legislature Assembly, Assemblywoman Sabrina Cervantes, 60th District, Assemblywoman, Melissa A. Melendez, 67th District, Assemblyman Eric Linder, 60th District
- Certificate of Recognition County of Riverside, Supervisor Karen Spiegel, 2nd District, Supervisor Kevin Jeffries, 1st District, Supervisor John Tavaglione, 2nd District
- Certificate of Recognition City of Riverside Mayor’s Office, Mayor Rusty Bailey
- Certificate of Recognition, City of Corona, Mayor Dick Haley
- Certificate of Recognition, Greater Eureka Chamber of Commerce, 2020
- Ambassador of the Month, Corona Chamber of Commerce, January, May, June, July, August 2017
Proud Member of
- Greater Riverside Chambers of Commerce, Member Since 2017
- Eureka Chamber of Commerce, Member Since 2020
- Kiwanis Club of Arcata, Member Since 2022
Community Involvement
- California State Independent Living Council, Council Vice-Chair & Governor Appointee
- Kiwanis Children’s Fund, The Possibility Project, Cal-Nev-Ha Champion
The Studio
Escobedo Design is located on the 3rd floor of the historic Federal Building in Old Town Eureka, at the corner of H Street and Highway 101. It was established in 2016 in the City of Corona, California.
