Dennise Mejia-Guerrero, was born in Bogota Colombia and migrated to the United States at the age
of five. Dennise is a self-made serial entrepreneur and owner of various companies. In 2003,
Dennise became the Founding CEO of California Physician Network LLC. Providing currently multiple
professional services, Consulting, Medical Billing, Non-emergency transportation and worker’s
compensation lien litigation services to medical providers. 2010 Co-Founder of Donaly Inc Trucking and logistics
and Co- Founder Vice President of ICBWA International Cannabis Consulting Business Women’s Association.
Dennise is a dedicated civic leader in her local community and was appointed as a State Delegate
for the Democratic State Committee where she served as part of the Electoral College. She is a past
founder of the Chicano Latino Immigrant Democratic Club of Los Angeles County. Past Vice President of
the National Latina Business Women’s Association – Los Angeles. Co- Founder and Vice President of ICBWA International Cannabis Consulting Business Women’s Association and Board Member with the multiple Chambers of commerce Such as the California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Panorama City, Granada Hills chamber of Commerce,Founding Board member of HCSB Hispanic Coalition Small Businesses. Actively as Advisory Council Co-Chair with Biz-Fed LA County. Board Member with Ofiso Community Foundation. and Advisory Board Member with Latino Coalition Los Angeles.
Nominated in 2019 By LA Style Magazine Entrepreneur of the year also Nominated in 2020 By the
Los Angeles Business Journal as Entrepreneur of the year and nominated in 2021 by the Los Angeles
Business Journal for Diversity and Inclusion award. Nominated for officer Role 2024 Advisor Council
Co-Chair with Biz-Fed LA County. Recent nomination Board Member with Ofiso Community Foundation.
She is an Influencer, Mentor, business consultant and prides herself on developing meaningful
working relationships to help build her communities.
She has passion to Mentor and Empower Leadership in her communities in any opportunity with
Millennials and future generations to help provide creative spaces in diverse business platforms
such as ICBWA.
Recognitions: by Mayor Eric Garcetti, Senator Jimmy Gomez, Senator Steven Bradford, Senator
Susan Rubio, Assemblywomen Blanca Rubio, Congresswoman Nannette Barragan.
