Acknowledging the need to create our own destiny, we decided that the underground utilities and irrigation industry needed a small family owned company that could provide one-on-one service to customers in need of both product and technical expertise and thus Tenoch Distribution was established. We serve as a product distribution point to assist manufacturers in achieving their goals of maximizing their growth. Our customers include contractors, cities, counties and municipalities. Registered with the federal government, the State of Texas, and local cities throughout Texas as a Small, Minority, Women, Hispanic owned business, we are excited to be able to work with our customers to be a part of their minority participation goals contained in their construction contracts.
Selling our product is important but we also provide services, education, knowledge, and expertise pertaining to the products of our manufacturers to help grow our business as well as theirs. Our company will allow manufacturers to use us as a vessel to continue expanding their product lines into the market. Our company strives in providing customers with problem-solving recommendations. We bring to the business extensive knowledge of the products we sell.
Rolando Venegas brings thirty (30) years of experience in the irrigation and underground utilities industry, having launched and helped establish two new branches for major companies in the industry. Rolando has established many relationships with manufacturers in the underground and irrigation utilities industry being familiar with estimating projects, product use, and specifications. Throughout his career, he has established countless relationships with employees of cities, counties, state entities and municipalities to assist with supplying their product needs. His knowledge in products, project management and networking skills affords the company an opportunity to showcase his talent and bring value to manufacturers and customers.
Bertha T. Venegas has thirty years’ experience in the federal government. She has held numerous positions throughout her career including Outreach Specialist, Resource Conservation and Development Specialist and managing field offices in the implementation of conservation programs.
Her duties and responsibilities included working with other employees in team settings to develop and implement strategies to accomplish the goals of the agency. She administered government contracts, cooperative agreements and other documents related to financial assistance to individuals, organizations and entities. Her background includes developing budgets, managing projects and meeting deadlines. Her role included working with city, county and state officials to implement infrastructure projects. She maintained working relations with the public and organized meetings working directly with communities.
Mrs. Venegas provided project management support for the implementation of infrastructure projects in sewer, water development, and waste cleanups for communities throughout Texas.
Mrs. Venegas served as the President of the National Organization of Professional Hispanic NRCS Employees receiving both the Leadership and Visionary Awards. She served on a detail as the National Hispanic Emphasis Program Manager for the Washington, D.C. office managing the Hispanic Program nationwide. Mrs. Venegas was the recipient of the National Civil Rights Award given by the Chief of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS). She served in a collateral position as the Federal Women’s Program Manager for Texas and the Regional Federal Women’s Program Manager for Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana providing leadership and guidance in the implementation of the women’s affirmative employment program. Mrs. Venegas has a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture from Southwest Texas State University ( now known as Texas State University) and was certified in Nonprofit Management and Leadership from the University of Texas San Antonio.
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